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'''Floating guts''' are disturbing subterranean [[creature]]s that appear to be little more than slimes containing a set of organs, found at the second and third layer of the [[cavern]]s. Because of this lack of body parts, it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill. They have no attacks except for the default [[push]], which may sometimes injure unarmored [[dwarves]].
 
'''Floating guts''' are disturbing subterranean [[creature]]s that appear to be little more than slimes containing a set of organs, found at the second and third layer of the [[cavern]]s. Because of this lack of body parts, it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill. They have no attacks except for the default [[push]], which may sometimes injure unarmored [[dwarves]].
  
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These can be trained as exotic [[pet]]s with an [[animal trainer]], having a value of 10. They are genderless though and live to maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark. Butchering one will give you a small amount of [[meat]] items and some raw hide, so they are of very limited use.
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These can be trained as exotic [[pet]]s with an [[animal trainer]], having a value of 10. They are genderless, though, and live to a maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark. Butchering one will give you a small amount of [[meat]] items and some raw hide, so they are of very limited use.
  
 
Unlike most creatures, they may not be spawned in the [[object testing arena]].
 
Unlike most creatures, they may not be spawned in the [[object testing arena]].
  
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] floating guts for their ''freakish appearance''.
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] floating guts for their ''freakish appearance''.
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==Gallery==
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[[File:Floating guts drawing.png|thumb|center|400px|{{prefstring caption}}.<br><small>''Art by Arne''</small>]]
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File:Floating guts drawing.png|''Art by Arne.''
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[[File:Floating guts accurate.png|thumb|center|200px|Another drawing.]]
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File:Notebook_07_FloatingGuts.jpg|''Concept art by Bay 12 Games.''
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Floating guts
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Urist likes floating guts for their freakish appearance.
Portrait

No portrait

Biome

  • Underground Depth: 2-3
Attributes

· Genderless · No Stun

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 10

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Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Max: 20,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 15-30
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 1
Fat 1
Heart 1
Intestines 1

Raw materials

Skin Raw hide
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A transparent and amorphous monster that lives underground. It is small in size and is found crawling across the cavern floor. Its organs appear to be floating inside of its body.

Floating guts are disturbing subterranean creatures that appear to be little more than slimes containing a set of organs, found at the second and third layer of the caverns. Because of this lack of body parts, it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill. They have no attacks except for the default push, which may sometimes injure unarmored dwarves.

These can be trained as exotic pets with an animal trainer, having a value of 10. They are genderless, though, and live to a maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark. Butchering one will give you a small amount of meat items and some raw hide, so they are of very limited use.

Unlike most creatures, they may not be spawned in the object testing arena.

Some dwarves like floating guts for their freakish appearance.

Gallery[edit]

  • Art by Arne.

  • Concept art by Bay 12 Games.

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