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Gnomes are a playable race in Masterwork Dwarf Fortress.  They have the ability to summon pets from the wild through their druidic system, tinker together special high-tech gadgets ranging from clockwork drills and buzzsaws all the way up to ion cannons and railguns, construct clockwork automatons, and create automated factories.  Much smaller than a dwarf, they generally rely on their traps, pets, and special weapons to fight off invaders.
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Although gnomes can cut down trees and hunt animals, they must remain reasonably friendly with nature to summon wild creatures.  They can tame any natural creature on the map using the Nature Shrine, although more valuable creatures are harder to tame.  They can also train any pet for hunting and war, and can even teach their warbeasts combat skills using the Advanced Animal Training area.  They can also produce adjustable armor that can be fitted onto their war animals.
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Gnomish powered machinery is extremely versatile.  They can produce factories that automate many different labors, and can chain these factories together to create fully-automatic production lines.  However, powered machinery can be dangerous.  A careless gnome stepping onto moving equipment may be dragged into the machine and turned into gnome bone furniture!  Of course, this can also be used to trap enemies...
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The gnomish tinkering process allows them to craft sophisticated items and weapons from simple tools.  They have mastered the sciences of electricity and magnetism, and can produce all kinds of gadgets in their Tinker's Workshop.  Drills and buzzsaws let them deal huge amounts of damage in melee, while flamethrowers, ion cannons, and railguns let them kill from a distance.  Roller skates, rocket boots, steam armor, and clockwork helmets all give them different and varied abilities.  These sciences even allow them to produce artificial brains, which can then be used to make robots in the shape of animals ranging from tiny clockwork beetles and cats to giant mechanical dragons.
 
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Latest revision as of 17:20, 7 February 2015

Gnome

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Biome

Attributes
Alignment: Good

· Learns · Humanoid

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Child: 1,500 cm3
Adolescent: 7,500 cm3
Adult: 15,000 cm3
Cannot be butchered
v50.14 · v0.47 · v0.34 · v0.31 · v0.28 · v0.23
This article is about a mod.

MDF: v1.31

A tiny, jolly humanoid creature that dwells in the fair mountains. They often brandish leather clothing and weird glasses. Versed in technology and eccentric in behaviour, they are known for strange inventions and steampowered workshops. Being about the quarter of the size of a dwarf, they cant openly be involved in any conflict out of fear for retaliation, but they might be willing to trade with a particularily wealthy fort.

Gnomes are a playable race in Masterwork Dwarf Fortress. They have the ability to summon pets from the wild through their druidic system, tinker together special high-tech gadgets ranging from clockwork drills and buzzsaws all the way up to ion cannons and railguns, construct clockwork automatons, and create automated factories. Much smaller than a dwarf, they generally rely on their traps, pets, and special weapons to fight off invaders.

Although gnomes can cut down trees and hunt animals, they must remain reasonably friendly with nature to summon wild creatures. They can tame any natural creature on the map using the Nature Shrine, although more valuable creatures are harder to tame. They can also train any pet for hunting and war, and can even teach their warbeasts combat skills using the Advanced Animal Training area. They can also produce adjustable armor that can be fitted onto their war animals.

Gnomish powered machinery is extremely versatile. They can produce factories that automate many different labors, and can chain these factories together to create fully-automatic production lines. However, powered machinery can be dangerous. A careless gnome stepping onto moving equipment may be dragged into the machine and turned into gnome bone furniture! Of course, this can also be used to trap enemies...

The gnomish tinkering process allows them to craft sophisticated items and weapons from simple tools. They have mastered the sciences of electricity and magnetism, and can produce all kinds of gadgets in their Tinker's Workshop. Drills and buzzsaws let them deal huge amounts of damage in melee, while flamethrowers, ion cannons, and railguns let them kill from a distance. Roller skates, rocket boots, steam armor, and clockwork helmets all give them different and varied abilities. These sciences even allow them to produce artificial brains, which can then be used to make robots in the shape of animals ranging from tiny clockwork beetles and cats to giant mechanical dragons.

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Playable
Dwarf • Kobold • Orc
Friendly
Drow • Elf • Gnome• Human
Invader
Cave
Desert
Domestic
Forest
Glacier/Taiga/Tundra
Grassland
Lake/Pool/River
Acorn fly • Alligator snapping turtle • Axolotl (giant, man) • Banded knifefish • Barb • Bass (largemouth, smallmouth, striped) • Beaver (giant, man) • Black caiman • Black piranha • Bleak • Blood gnat • Blood nyad • Bloodfly • Bluegill • Bream • Brook lamprey • Bull trout • Bullhead (black, brown, yellow) • Carnivorous gelapod • Carp • Catfish • Char • Chub • Clown loach • Common snapping turtle (giant, man) • Crappie • Crayfish • Dace • Damselfly (giant, man) • Dragonfly (giant) • Frog • Giant salt crab • Glutinous lipopod • Golden eagle • Gudgeon • Guppy • Heggarangi frog • Hippo • Large latchmate • Leech (giant, man) • Leechman • Longnose gar • Loon (giant, man) • Lungfish • Mahseer • Mink (giant, man) • Moghopper • Nase • Newt (giant, man) • River otter (giant, man) • Perch • Pike • Platypus (giant) • Pond turtle (giant, man) • Rainbow trout • Red-bellied piranha • River sprite • Roach fish • Sailfin lizard • Sailfin molly • Swan (giant, man) • Tigerfish • Toad (giant) • Turtle • Walleye • Water sprite • Zebra loach
Mountain
Ocean
Albatross (giant, man) • Anchovy • Angelshark • Barracuda • Basking shark • Bat ray • Black sea bass • Blacktip reef shark • Blue shark • Blueclaw sand crab • Bluefin tuna • Bluefish • Bull shark • Clownfish • Cod • Coelacanth • Common skate • Conch • Conger eel • Crab (giant, man) • Cuttlefish (giant, man) • Dolly varden • Elephant seal (giant, man) • Emperor penguin • Flounder • Frill shark • Giant grouper • Glasseye • Great white shark • Gull • Hagfish • Hake • Halibut • Hammerhead shark • Harp seal (giant, man) • Herring • Horseshoe crab (giant, man) • Huge spider crab • Leopard seal (giant, man) • Lobster • Longfin mako shark • Mackerel • Manta ray • Marlin • Merperson • Milkfish • Moon snail (Giant moon snail man, man) • Mussel • Ocean sunfish • Opah • Orca (giant, man) • Penguin (giant, little, man) • Narwhal (giant, man) • Nautilus (giant, man) • Nurse shark • Octopus (giant, man • Oyster • Puffin (giant, man) • Salmon • Sand sprite • Scup • Sea lamprey • Sea monster • Sea nettle jellyfish • Sea otter • Sea serpent • Seahorse • Shad • Shortfin mako shark • Shrimp • Sole • Sperm whale (giant, man) • Spiny dogfish • Sponge (giant, man) • Spotted ratfish • Spotted wobbegong • Squid (gigantic, man) • Steelhead trout • Stingray • Sturgeon • Swordfish • Thornback ray • Tiger shark • Walrus • Whale • Whale shark • White-spotted puffer • Whitetip reef shark
Subterranean
Adamantine beetle • Alcavian • Animated armor • Armored warklin • Basilisk • Bat (giant) • Bebilith • Beer man • Beholder • Beisswurm • Blind cave bear • Blind cave ogre • Blind fish • Blood beast • Blood elemental • Bronze statue • Brown burrower • Bugbat • Cap hopper • Cave bear • Cave beetle • Cave blob • Cave crab • Cave croc • Cave dragon • Cave firefly • Cave fish (man) • Cave floater • Cave leech • Cave lobster • Cave mussel • Cave oyster • Cave spider (giant) • Cave swallow (giant, man) • Cave tortoise • Cerberus • Cinder beast • Cockatrice • Corpse grub • Creeping eye • Creeping crawler • Crundle • Dark sprite • Darvager • Deep one • Devilkin • Dew beetle • Draltha • Drowspider (giant) • Drunian • Dusk ogre • Earthen construct • Efreet • Elemental (earth, fire, iron, magma, stone) • Facehugger • Faenrae • Feral bone mastiff • Fire imp • Fire maiden • Fire snake • Fish man • Flesh ball • Floating brain • Floating eye • Floating guts • Frogman • Frost wraith • Ghoul • Giant blade spider • Giant blight bat • Giant earthworm • Giant floater • Giant mole • Giant rat • Giant roach • Giant wolf spider • Glowfish • Glowfrog • Golem (amethyst, black opal, diamond, emerald, gargantuan bone, ruby, sapphire, topaz) • Gorlak • Greater skeleton • Green devourer • Gremlin • Harvester • Hell hound • Helmet snake • Hungry head • Illithid • Jabberer • Lanky grey lach • Large rat • Lava cancer • Leaper • Lich • Lost adventurer • Magma crab • Manera • Marbled angiswaerd • Mephit • Merrows • Metalwraith • Moledog • Molemarian • Mud snake • Myconid • Nightmare • Nith • Nith wisp • Obsidian colossus • Olm (giant, man) • Pekyt (giant) • Pond grabber • Purring maggot • Pus man • Reacher • Red frog • Reptile man • Retch fiend • Rockwraith • Rutherer • Serpent man • Shadow beast • Silverfish • Sinister hierophant • Slime • Snaer hafwa • Soul • Spear-nosed bat • Spirit of fire • Syrup man • Transparent shylvic • Troll • Umber hulk • Voracious cave crawler • Warklin mauler • Vaporous blood wraith
Temperate
Adder (giant, man) • Badger (giant, man) • Barghest • Black bear • Blink dog • Bloodvine • Blue jay • Brown recluse spider (giant, man) • Bushtit (giant, man) • Buzzard • Cardinal • Cave troll • Chipmunk • Cockatiel (giant) • Common kestrel • Copperhead snake (giant, man) • Coyote (giant, man) • Crow (giant, man) • Deer • Dusky scythewing moth • Echidna (giant, man) • Egg man • Emu (giant, man) • Flying squirrel (giant, man) • Forest geni • Forest gryphon • Fox • Fox squirrel • Garter snake • Giant black leucros • Gnoll • Grackle • Gray squirrel • Grizzly bear • Groundhog • Hare (giant, man) • Hedgehog (giant, man) • Inkhorne • Jackalope • Kakapo (giant, man) • Kangaroo (giant, man) • King snake (giant, man) • Kiwi (giant, man) • Koala (giant, man) • Ladybug • Leprechaun • Lightning sheep • Magpie (giant, man) • Mastodon • Moose (giant, man) • Morah vine • Muskox • Nightreaver • Nightweaver • Nymph • Opossum (giant, man) • Oriole • Panda (gigantic, man) • Peach-faced lovebird (giant, man) • Porcupine (giant, man) • Raven (giant, man) • Red panda (giant, man) • Red squirrel • Rhesus macaque • Sasquatch • Screech-owl • Sinuous ice adder • Skunk (giant, man) • Strangler • Strawberry man • Turtle dove • Wax man • Wild centaur • Wombat (giant, man) • Wormwood vine
Tropical
Aardvark (giant, man) • Albino forest leech • Anaconda (giant, man) • Antelope • Arbelog • Armadillo (giant, man) • Army ant • Aye-aye (giant, man) • Bald eagle • Bandicoot (giant, man) • Bark scorpion (giant, man) • Bilou • Black eagle • Black mamba (giant, man) • Boa • Bonobo • Brontothere • Bushmaster (giant, man) • Capuchin (giant, man) • Caracal • Cassowary (giant, man) • Cheetah (giant) • Chimpanzee • Colossus elephant • Crane hawk • Crested owl • Death Adder • Dragon raptor • Elephant (giant) • Elk • Fire ant • Flamingo • Gazelle • Gharial • Giant tortoise (gigantic, man) • Gibbon (black-crested, black-handed, gray, pileated, silvery, white-browed, white-handed) • Giraffe • Gorilla • Grey parrot (giant, man) • Honey bear • Hornbill (giant, man)• Hyena (giant, man) • Ink man • Lorikeet (giant, man) • Masked lovebird (giant, man) • Masked owl • Moa • Night mare • Ostrich (giant, man) • Impala (giant, man) • Jackal (giant, man) • Jaguar (giant) • King cobra (giant, man) • Leopard (giant) • Lion (dire, giant, man) • Lion tamarin (giant, man) • Mandrill • Maned wolf Komodo dragon • Mongoose (giant, man) • Monitor lizard (giant, man) • Night adder • Ocelot (giant, man • Okapi • Orangutan • Pangolin (giant, man) • Parakeet (giant, man) • Pit viper • Python (giant, man) • Rhinoceros • Serval • Siamang • Silver leucro • Sloth (giant, man) • Sloth bear (giant, man) • Spider monkey (giant, man) • Sun vulture • Steppe Eagle • Sweat man • Tapir (giant, man) • Tawny eagle • Terror bird • Tiger (giant, man) • Treehopper toad • Vulture • Warthog (giant) • Wildebeest • Zebra
Wetland
Miscellaneous
Ant (giant) • Anubite • Asp • Asp viper • Bane spider • Barn owl (giant, man) • Beetle (giant) • Bison • Bladefoot rancor • Blob (grand, small) • Blood goat • Bobcat (giant, man) • Brood • Bumblebee • Burning skull • Butterfly • Centaur • Cobra • Cochineal (man) • Concept • Coral snake • Cougar (Giant cougar) • Demon rat • Dingo (giant, man) • Dire wolf • Drider • Eagle (giant, man) • Fairy • Finch • Firebird • Firefly • Fluffy wambler • Fly • Gargoyle (giant) • Giant lizard • Gingerbread man • Great horned owl (giant, man) • Giant fly • Goblin man • Grasshopper (giant, man) • Gray langur (giant, man) • Grey clay soldier • Hamster (giant, man) • Harpy • Honey bee • Hornet (giant) • Hulking black barghest • Ichor rat • Jumping spider (giant, man • Kestrel (giant, man) • Killer rabbit • Knuckle worm • Large roach • Lark • Lizard • Longhorn cow • Louse (giant, man) • Mantis (giant, man) • Monarch butterfly • Moth (giant, man) • Naga • Peregrine falcon (giant, man) • Pill bug • Pixie • Raptor • Rat • Rattlesnake (giant, man) • Rothe • Scaly seordmaor • Scarecrow man • Shade • Shadow man • Silk moth • Slug (giant, man) • Snail (giant, man) • Sparrow (giant, man) • Spirit raven • Star shambler • Swallow • Swift • Tarantula • Termite • Thrips (giant, man) • Tick (giant, man) • Two-legged rhino lizard • Unicorn • Weasel (giant, man) • Wild boar (giant, man) • Wolf (blood, bone, man) • Wolverine (giant, man) • Worm • Wren (giant, man) • Xen • Yellow jacket
Armored
Dog (iron, steel) • Elephant (iron, steel) • Grizzly Bear (iron, steel) • Horse (iron, steel) • Mastiff (iron, steel) • Raptor (iron, steel) • Sauropod (iron, steel)
Semi-Megabeasts
Megabeasts
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