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'''Olm men''' (and women) are aquatic and can, therefore, travel freely through the lakes of underground caverns.  Be careful about building underground [[well]]s near groups of these [[creature]]s as they have been known to use such openings in poorly designed well-rooms to find paths into unsuspecting fortresses.
 
'''Olm men''' (and women) are aquatic and can, therefore, travel freely through the lakes of underground caverns.  Be careful about building underground [[well]]s near groups of these [[creature]]s as they have been known to use such openings in poorly designed well-rooms to find paths into unsuspecting fortresses.
  
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Olm-people can also wield [[weapon]]s and should not be taken on by untrained, unequipped dwarves.  A group of Olm-people can take out a group of untrained dwarves, even if the dwarves outnumber the Olm-people 2:1.  Commonly used weapons include spears and blowguns.
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Olm-people can also wield [[weapon]]s and should not be taken on by untrained, unequipped dwarves.  A group of Olm-people can take out a group of untrained dwarves, even if the dwarves outnumber the Olm-people 2:1.  Commonly used weapons include spears and blowguns. Blowgun darts are, at least sometimes, poisoned. This is with a Giant Cave Spider venom coating. Further searching and testing is needed to know if the darts of other races are poisoned too and if the poison actually has an impact in combat
  
 
They seem to be able to make thread and catch fish, as they sometimes spawn with them.
 
They seem to be able to make thread and catch fish, as they sometimes spawn with them.
 
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Olm man

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Urist likes olm men for their gills.
Biome

  • Underground Depth: 1-2
Variations

Olm - Olm man - Giant olm

Attributes
Alignment: Savage

· Amphibious · Learns · Humanoid

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Max: 35,100 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 60-80
Cannot be butchered
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This article is about an older version of DF.
An animal person with the head of the amphibious olm. It lives underground near water.

Olm men (and women) are aquatic and can, therefore, travel freely through the lakes of underground caverns. Be careful about building underground wells near groups of these creatures as they have been known to use such openings in poorly designed well-rooms to find paths into unsuspecting fortresses.

Olm-people can also wield weapons and should not be taken on by untrained, unequipped dwarves. A group of Olm-people can take out a group of untrained dwarves, even if the dwarves outnumber the Olm-people 2:1. Commonly used weapons include spears and blowguns. Blowgun darts are, at least sometimes, poisoned. This is with a Giant Cave Spider venom coating. Further searching and testing is needed to know if the darts of other races are poisoned too and if the poison actually has an impact in combat

They seem to be able to make thread and catch fish, as they sometimes spawn with them.

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Tundra
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Mammals
Flying squirrel (man, giant) • Hamster (man, giant) • Hedgehog (man, giant)
Miscellaneous
Semi-Megabeasts
Megabeasts
Nonexistent
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