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A lurker of the depths, found in {{L|underground river}}s and {{L|underground pool}}s.  Dangerous and aggressive, '''giant toads''' will pursue and attack any {{L|dwarf|dwarves}} they chance upon.  Capable of inflicting heavy casualties amongst unarmed civilians, and have been known to withstand multiple stone-fall {{L|trap}}s.  Treat with caution.
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A lurker of the depths, found in [[underground river]]s and [[underground pool]]s.  Dangerous and aggressive, '''giant toads''' will pursue and attack any [[dwarf|dwarves]] they chance upon.  Capable of inflicting heavy casualties amongst unarmed civilians, and have been known to withstand multiple stone-fall [[trap]]s.  Treat with caution.
  
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They are exotic {{L|pet}}s, so you cannot tame them until you have a {{L|dungeon master}}. Strangely, they do not breed, unlike the {{L|cave crocodile}}s they often share their river homes with. They also have a [MOUNT_EXOTIC]-tag on them which currently doesn't have any effect.
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They are exotic [[pet]]s, so you cannot tame them until you have a [[dungeon master]]. Strangely, they do not breed, unlike the [[cave crocodile]]s they often share their river homes with. They also have a [MOUNT_EXOTIC]-tag on them which currently doesn't have any effect.
  
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[[Toady One|They]] are also known to spend all of their time programming obscure ASCII video games.
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[[Main:Toady One|They]] are also known to spend all of their time programming obscure ASCII video games.
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Latest revision as of 14:49, 8 December 2011

xTATTEREDx  · +FINE+  · *SUPERIOR*  · ≡EXCEPTIONAL≡  · ☼MASTERWORK☼
Giant toad

T

Portrait
Biome

Attributes

Building destroyer: Level 1

· Amphibious · Exotic mount

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 750

· Exotic pet · Non-Breeding

Not hunting/war trainable

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 60-100
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×5)

Bones 10
Chunks 10
Meat 10
Fat 5
Skulls 1
Skin Leather
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A lurker of the depths, found in underground rivers and underground pools. Dangerous and aggressive, giant toads will pursue and attack any dwarves they chance upon. Capable of inflicting heavy casualties amongst unarmed civilians, and have been known to withstand multiple stone-fall traps. Treat with caution.

They are exotic pets, so you cannot tame them until you have a dungeon master. Strangely, they do not breed, unlike the cave crocodiles they often share their river homes with. They also have a [MOUNT_EXOTIC]-tag on them which currently doesn't have any effect.

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They are also known to spend all of their time programming obscure ASCII video games.

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