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Imagine a wild, yellow dog, but slightly smaller than a [[polar bear]]. That is the '''giant dingo'''.
  
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Imagine a wild, yellow dog, but slightly smaller than a [[polar bear]]. That is the giant dingo.
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Giant dingoes spawn in every non-freezing savage part of the world, and not only are they far larger than the usual dwarf, they spawn in packs and will attack your dwarves.
  
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Giant dingos happen in every non-freezing savage part of the world, and not only are they far larger than the usual dwarf, they happen in packs and will attack your dwarves.
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Giant dingoes are [[exotic pet]]s and can breed.
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== In adventure mode ==
 
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They are scary opponents, far more dangerous (and common) than [[wolf|wolves]], and a creature you will probably lose a few adventurers to. Do not engage them without full [[armor]] and a few friends. They are very fast and in savage worlds can be found in large packs even reaching a dozen dingoes. Be wary when fighting a pack of dingoes head on, and make sure you have space to run. Getting surrounded by these beasts can lead to a lot of [[fun]].
  
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They are scary opponents, far more dangerous (and common) than [[wolf|wolves]], and a creature you will probably lose a few adventurers to. Do not engage them without full [[armor]]. They are very fast, and are capable of biting off even armoured limbs. Alternatively, flee and outrun them.
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Packs of common giant dingoes are much more dangerous than ones that are named [[historical figure]]s, since the "legendary" giant dingo will always operate on its own.
  
 
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Do not let non-military dwarves next to them. Alternatively, [[cage]] them in [[trap]]s, tame them, and start a giant dingo breeding program. While not [[Animal_trainer|trainable]], they are deadlier than most [[bear]]s and, due to their {{token|LARGE_PREDATOR|c}} tag, they will attack enemies. As such, they make a good replacement for your [[dog]]s, and making them trainable is only a minor [[mod]]ding task.
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Do not let non-military dwarves next to them. Alternatively, [[cage]] them in [[trap]]s and tame them and start a giant dingo breeding program. While not [[Animal_trainer|trainable]], they are deadlier than most [[bear]]s and due to their {{token|LARGE_PREDATOR|c}} tag, they will attack enemies. As such, they make a good replacement for your [[dog]]s, and making them trainable is only a minor [[mod]]ding task.
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[[File:giant_dingo_preview.jpg|thumb|340px|center|He used to have a living squad.<br><small>''Art by Devilingo''</small>]]
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Latest revision as of 17:26, 24 May 2023

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Giant dingo
Giant dingo sprite.png
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Urist likes giant dingoes for their coloration.
Portrait

No portrait

Biome

Variations

Dingo - Dingo man - Giant dingo

Attributes
Alignment: Savage

· Exotic mount

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

Template:Tame attrib proc/

Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Birth: 34,180 cm3
Mid: 170,900 cm3
Max: 341,800 cm3

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 10-20
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×2)

Food items

Meat 13-19
Fat 12-16
Brain 1
Heart 1
Lungs 2
Intestines 1
Liver 1
Kidneys 2
Tripe 1
Sweetbread 1
Eyes 0-2
Spleen 1

Raw materials

Bones 18-22
Skull 1
Teeth 2
Skin Raw hide
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A huge monster in the form of a dingo.

Imagine a wild, yellow dog, but slightly smaller than a polar bear. That is the giant dingo.

Giant dingoes spawn in every non-freezing savage part of the world, and not only are they far larger than the usual dwarf, they spawn in packs and will attack your dwarves.

Giant dingoes are exotic pets and can breed.

In adventure mode[edit]

They are scary opponents, far more dangerous (and common) than wolves, and a creature you will probably lose a few adventurers to. Do not engage them without full armor and a few friends. They are very fast and in savage worlds can be found in large packs even reaching a dozen dingoes. Be wary when fighting a pack of dingoes head on, and make sure you have space to run. Getting surrounded by these beasts can lead to a lot of fun.

Packs of common giant dingoes are much more dangerous than ones that are named historical figures, since the "legendary" giant dingo will always operate on its own.

In fortress mode[edit]

Do not let non-military dwarves next to them. Alternatively, cage them in traps, tame them, and start a giant dingo breeding program. While not trainable, they are deadlier than most bears and, due to their [LARGE_PREDATOR] tag, they will attack enemies. As such, they make a good replacement for your dogs, and making them trainable is only a minor modding task.

He used to have a living squad.
Art by Devilingo
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