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| − | Tame is a designation given to [[animals]]. Tame animals will not attack dwarves, and can be taken as [[pet]]s. | + | '''Tame''' is a designation given to [[animals]]. Tame animals will not attack dwarves, and can be taken as [[pet]]s. Tame animals can only be [[butcher's shop|butchered]] if they are slaughtered; if they die by any other means, their [[corpse]]s (and [[bone]]s and [[skull]]s) can never be processed into food or goods. |
Taming a [[wild]] animal requires a [[kennel]], and uses the [[animal trainer]] skill. Tame [[dog]]s can be further trained into [[war dog]]s. | Taming a [[wild]] animal requires a [[kennel]], and uses the [[animal trainer]] skill. Tame [[dog]]s can be further trained into [[war dog]]s. | ||
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Revision as of 01:06, 31 October 2008
Tame is a designation given to animals. Tame animals will not attack dwarves, and can be taken as pets. Tame animals can only be butchered if they are slaughtered; if they die by any other means, their corpses (and bones and skulls) can never be processed into food or goods.
Taming a wild animal requires a kennel, and uses the animal trainer skill. Tame dogs can be further trained into war dogs.
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