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| − | '''Tame''' is a designation given to | + | '''Tame''' is a designation given to {{L|animals}} and vermin. Tame animals can be taken as {{L|pet}}s and will not attack dwarves, except if they tasted dwarf blood in the past; in that case they will stay dangerous even if they are tamed. |
| − | Taming a wild animal requires a | + | Taming a wild animal requires a {{L|kennel}}, and uses the {{L|animal trainer}} skill. Tame {{L|dog}}s can be further trained into hunting or {{L|war dog}}s. |
| − | Taming exotic animals requires having the | + | Taming exotic animals requires having the {{L|Dungeon master}} noble settled. |
| − | + | {{L|Tame}} animals that are not already pets are treated as livestock, and you can ready them for slaughter (at the {{L|butcher's shop}}) on the z-status-animals screen. If a tame animal dies by any means other than slaughtering at a butcher's shop, it cannot be butchered; its meat and skin can not be salvaged. Once its corpse rots away, its {{L|bone}}s and {{L|skull}} can be used to make objects. | |
| − | Tame animals like to hang out in meeting area | + | Tame animals like to hang out in meeting area {{L|zone}}s and {{L|room}}s. |
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==Value== | ==Value== | ||
| − | These are the prices you pay when you trade for caged tame animals and the amounts dwarfs have to spend to claim | + | These are the prices you pay when you trade for caged tame animals and the amounts dwarfs have to spend to claim {{L|Pet|pets}} after the dwarven economy has started. An animal's {{L|Item value|value}} as a pet is independent of its {{L|Animal material multiplier|material multiplier}}. |
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! Pet name | ! Pet name | ||
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| − | |10000|| | + | |10000||{{L|Dragon}}, {{L|Hydra}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |2500|| | + | |2500||{{L|Giant cave spider}}, {{L|Giant desert scorpion}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |1000|| | + | |1000||{{L|Basking shark}}, {{L|Whale}}, {{L|Whale shark}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |750|| | + | |750||{{L|Cave crocodile}}, {{L|Giant bat}}, {{L|Giant olm}}, {{L|Giant toad}}, {{L|Polar bear}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |700|| | + | |700||{{L|Giant cave swallow}}, {{L|Giant eagle}}, {{L|Saltwater crocodile}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |650|| | + | |650||{{L|Alligator}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |500|| | + | |500||{{L|Bilou}}, {{L|Black-crested gibbon}}, {{L|Black-handed gibbon}}, {{L|Bonobo}}, {{L|Bull shark}}, {{L|Chimpanzee}}, {{L|Elephant}}, {{L|Frill shark}}, {{L|Giant rat}}, {{L|Gorilla}}, {{L|Gray gibbon}}, {{L|Great white shark}}, {{L|Grizzly bear}}, {{L|Hammerhead shark}}, {{L|Longfin mako shark}}, {{L|Manta ray}}, {{L|Marlin}}, {{L|Ocean sunfish}}, {{L|One-humped camel}}, {{L|Orangutan}}, {{L|Pileated gibbon}}, {{L|Shortfin mako shark}}, {{L|Siamang}}, {{L|Silvery gibbon}}, {{L|Swordfish}}, {{L|Tiger shark}}, {{L|Two-humped camel}}, {{L|White-browed gibbon}}, {{L|White-handed gibbon}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |400|| | + | |400||{{L|Blue shark}}, {{L|Conger eel}}, {{L|Hippo}}, {{L|Walrus}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |350|| | + | |350||{{L|Naked mole dog}}, {{L|Giant mole}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |300|| | + | |300||{{L|Black bear}}, {{L|Cow}}, {{L|Muskox}}, {{L|Nurse shark}}, {{L|Sturgeon}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |250|| | + | |250||{{L|Large rat}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |200|| | + | |200||{{L|Angelshark}}, {{L|Blacktip reef shark}}, {{L|Bluefin tuna}}, {{L|Bluefish}}, {{L|Cheetah}}, {{L|Cod}}, {{L|Coelacanth}}, {{L|Common skate}}, {{L|Donkey}}, {{L|Giant cheetah}}, {{L|Giant grouper}}, {{L|Giant lion}}, {{L|Giant tiger}}, {{L|Great barracuda}}, {{L|Halibut}}, {{L|Horse}}, {{L|Lion}}, {{L|Longnose gar}}, {{L|Mule}}, {{L|Opah}}, {{L|Pike (fish)|Pike}}, {{L|Sea lamprey}}, {{L|Spiny dogfish}}, {{L|Spotted wobbegong}}, {{L|Stingray}}, {{L|Tiger}}, {{L|Tigerfish}}, {{L|Whitetip reef shark}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |100|| | + | |100||{{L|Cougar}}, {{L|Elk}}, {{L|Fox squirrel}}, {{L|Giant jaguar}}, {{L|Giant leopard}}, {{L|Jaguar}}, {{L|Knuckle worm}}, {{L|Leopard}}, {{L|Warthog}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |50|| | + | |50||{{L|Carp}}, {{L|Deer}}, {{L|Gazelle}}, {{L|Groundhog}}, {{L|Hoary marmot}}, {{L|Mandrill}}, {{L|Milkfish}}, {{L|Mountain goat}}, {{L|Rhesus macaque}}, {{L|Wolf}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |30|| | + | |30||{{L|Bat}}, {{L|Blue jay}}, {{L|Cardinal}}, {{L|Cat}}, {{L|Cave swallow}}, {{L|Dog}}, {{L|Grackle}}, {{L|Oriole}}, {{L|Red-winged blackbird}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |25|| | + | |25||{{L|Fox}}, {{L|Raccoon}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |20|| | + | |20||{{L|Demon rat}}, {{L|Fluffy wambler}}, {{L|Moghopper}}, {{L|Two-legged rhino lizard}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |10|| | + | |10||{{L|Chipmunk}}, {{L|Gray squirrel}}, {{L|Hedgehog}}, {{L|Lizard}}, {{L|Rat}}, {{L|Red squirrel}}, {{L|Toad}}, {{L|Turtle}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |5|| | + | |5||{{L|Large roach}} |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |1|| | + | |1||{{L|Cave spider}}, {{L|Fire snake}}, {{L|Gremlin}}, {{L|Olm}}, {{L|Phantom spider}}, {{L|Purring maggot}} |
|} | |} | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| − | * | + | * {{L|Item value}} |
| − | * | + | * {{L|Animal material multiplier}} |
Revision as of 16:53, 12 April 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Tame is a designation given to Template:L and vermin. Tame animals can be taken as Template:Ls and will not attack dwarves, except if they tasted dwarf blood in the past; in that case they will stay dangerous even if they are tamed.
Taming a wild animal requires a Template:L, and uses the Template:L skill. Tame Template:Ls can be further trained into hunting or Template:Ls.
Taming exotic animals requires having the Template:L noble settled.
Template:L animals that are not already pets are treated as livestock, and you can ready them for slaughter (at the Template:L) on the z-status-animals screen. If a tame animal dies by any means other than slaughtering at a butcher's shop, it cannot be butchered; its meat and skin can not be salvaged. Once its corpse rots away, its Template:Ls and Template:L can be used to make objects.
Tame animals like to hang out in meeting area Template:Ls and Template:Ls.
 | This article is a stub. You can improve the article by expanding it. |
Value
These are the prices you pay when you trade for caged tame animals and the amounts dwarfs have to spend to claim Template:L after the dwarven economy has started. An animal's Template:L as a pet is independent of its Template:L.