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'''Trolls''' are [[creatures]] that can be employed by [[goblin]]s (provided they have access to them) and are used in [[siege]]s to destroy [[door]]s and other [[building]]s. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded goblin masters.
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'''Trolls''' are [[creatures]] that are intended to be employed by [[goblin]]s and used in [[siege]]s to destroy [[door]]s and other [[building]]s. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded masters.
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They are intended to be selected based on having {{token|EVIL}}, ''not'' having {{token|CAN_LEARN}}, having a {{token|SIZE}} greater than one (to exclude [[vermin]]), and having exclusively subterranean [[biome]]s. However, the token {{token|SLOW_LEARNER}} (added in version 0.28.181.39a) automatically gives them {{token|CAN_LEARN}} as well, so they end up getting disqualified.
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Through modding, players can create their own subterranean servants who will accompany goblins in battle by giving their race these tokens.
  
 
Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their [[meat]] and [[skull]]s (as [[totem]]s) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their [[bone]]s and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away.
 
Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their [[meat]] and [[skull]]s (as [[totem]]s) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their [[bone]]s and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away.

Latest revision as of 00:35, 14 August 2024

xTATTEREDx  · +FINE+  · *SUPERIOR*  · ≡EXCEPTIONAL≡  · ☼MASTERWORK☼
Troll

T

Portrait
Biome

Attributes
Alignment: Evil

Building destroyer: Level 2

· Humanoid

Cannot be tamed

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 800-1000
Rotting leaves

(Value multiplier ×10)

Bones 9
Skulls 1

Wikipedia article

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Trolls are creatures that are intended to be employed by goblins and used in sieges to destroy doors and other buildings. They have a pale blue blood which can stain masonry walls rather oddly when combined with their red-blooded masters.

They are intended to be selected based on having [EVIL], not having [CAN_LEARN], having a [SIZE] greater than one (to exclude vermin), and having exclusively subterranean biomes. However, the token [SLOW_LEARNER] (added in version 0.28.181.39a) automatically gives them [CAN_LEARN] as well, so they end up getting disqualified.

Through modding, players can create their own subterranean servants who will accompany goblins in battle by giving their race these tokens.

Although they cannot be butchered without modifying the game, their meat and skulls (as totems) are unusually valuable. In an unmodified game you can get their bones and skulls by leaving their corpses to rot away.

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