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'''Ivory''' is a resource used to create or decorate crafts at the [[craftsdwarf's workshop]]. The exact material category when crafting is "ivory/tooth", signifying that specific kinds of teeth (the tusks of large animals) are needed for the job.
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'''Ivory''' and '''tooth'''  are resources used to create or decorate crafts at the [[craftsdwarf's workshop]]. The exact material category is "ivory/tooth", signifying that either ivory (the tusks of large animals) or sufficiently large teeth are needed for the job.
  
Tusks are obtained from [[butcher]]ing or slaughtering certain [[Creature|animals]] at the [[butcher's shop]]: [[elephant]]s, [[narwhal]]s, [[walrus]]es, [[warthog]]s, and [[wild boar]]s. Some intelligent creatures like [[troll]]s and [[gorlak]]s also have tusks, but dwarves will not butcher them.
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Ivory tusks are obtained from [[butcher]]ing certain [[Creature|animals]] at the [[butcher's shop]]: [[elephant]]s, [[narwhal]]s, [[walrus]]es, [[warthog]]s, and [[wild boar]]s. Some intelligent creatures like [[troll]]s and [[gorlak]]s also have tusks, but dwarves will not butcher them.
  
[[Combat]] may knock teeth loose from the mouths of dwarves, animals and invaders. Such knocked-out teeth are not usable for crafting. As a rule, if the creature does not drop teeth or ivory when butchered, its teeth are not craft-worthy.
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Usable teeth may be harvested by butchering many of the largest animals (roughly [[grizzly bear]]-size or larger). Although [[combat]] may knock teeth loose from the mouths of dwarves, animals and invaders, such knocked-out teeth are almost always too small for crafting. As a rule, if a creature does not drop teeth or ivory when butchered, its teeth are too small for crafting, especially when divided into 30 pieces.
  
[[Goblin]]s will often wear [[jewelry]] made of troll ivory.
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[[Goblin]]s will often wear [[jewelry]] made of troll ivory. Dwarves (and others) may carry "trophies" made from otherwise uncraftable materials (e.g. an elf-tooth amulet).

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"Ivory" in other Languages Books-aj.svg aj ashton 01.svg
Dwarven: sosad
Elven: ciquara
Goblin: stuz
Human: bemeh

Ivory and tooth are resources used to create or decorate crafts at the craftsdwarf's workshop. The exact material category is "ivory/tooth", signifying that either ivory (the tusks of large animals) or sufficiently large teeth are needed for the job.

Ivory tusks are obtained from butchering certain animals at the butcher's shop: elephants, narwhals, walruses, warthogs, and wild boars. Some intelligent creatures like trolls and gorlaks also have tusks, but dwarves will not butcher them.

Usable teeth may be harvested by butchering many of the largest animals (roughly grizzly bear-size or larger). Although combat may knock teeth loose from the mouths of dwarves, animals and invaders, such knocked-out teeth are almost always too small for crafting. As a rule, if a creature does not drop teeth or ivory when butchered, its teeth are too small for crafting, especially when divided into 30 pieces.

Goblins will often wear jewelry made of troll ivory. Dwarves (and others) may carry "trophies" made from otherwise uncraftable materials (e.g. an elf-tooth amulet).