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'''Copperhead snakes''' are tiny, solitary, [[Syndrome|venomous]] [[creature]]s who inhabit [[temperate]] broadleaf [[forest]]s and [[wetland|swamps]]. They can inject a poison that causes nausea and pain, and swelling of the affected area, which wears off after not too much time, though they're typically too small to successfully puncture a [[dwarf]]'s skin. Like other snakes, they continuously grow through their entire lives, reaching their max size at the age of 20, though some copperheads may die of old age as soon as they reach the age of 10. Even when fully grown, however, they are among the smallest creatures in the game who aren't [[vermin]].
  
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The '''Copperhead Snake''' is a tiny snake found in forests. They can inject a poison that causes nausea and pain, and swelling of the affected area, which wears off after not too much time. The snake's bite is generally not strong enough to puncture a dwarf's skin.
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Copperhead snakes can be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They are born adults and as such can't be fully tamed. They are too small to give anything but a [[skull]] when [[butcher]]ed and, unlike most reptiles, they give live birth instead of laying [[egg]]s, making them entirely unusable for a [[meat industry]]. A [[totem]] made out of a copperhead's skull, however, will be [[Multiply value|twice]] more valuable than a normal one.
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Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] copperhead snakes for their ''attractive scale patterns''.
  
 
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All attempts by dwarf-kind to extract the [[copper]] in their heads have failed, leading some to believe that copperhead snakes do not contain any copper at all.
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Copperhead snake
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Urist likes copperhead snakes for their attractive scale patterns.
Portrait

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Biome

Variations

Copperhead snake - Copperhead snake man - Giant copperhead snake

Attributes

· Syndrome

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 50

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Not hunting/war trainable 

Size
Birth: 50 cm3
Mid: 300 cm3
Max: 500 cm3

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

(Value multiplier ×2)

Food items

Raw materials

Skull 1

Wikipedia article

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A tiny venomous snake found in the woods and swamps.

Copperhead snakes are tiny, solitary, venomous creatures who inhabit temperate broadleaf forests and swamps. They can inject a poison that causes nausea and pain, and swelling of the affected area, which wears off after not too much time, though they're typically too small to successfully puncture a dwarf's skin. Like other snakes, they continuously grow through their entire lives, reaching their max size at the age of 20, though some copperheads may die of old age as soon as they reach the age of 10. Even when fully grown, however, they are among the smallest creatures in the game who aren't vermin.

Copperhead snakes can be captured in cage traps and trained into exotic pets. They are born adults and as such can't be fully tamed. They are too small to give anything but a skull when butchered and, unlike most reptiles, they give live birth instead of laying eggs, making them entirely unusable for a meat industry. A totem made out of a copperhead's skull, however, will be twice more valuable than a normal one.

Some dwarves like copperhead snakes for their attractive scale patterns.

"Copperhead snake" in other Languages Books-aj.svg aj ashton 01.svg
Dwarven: gusil-ser therleth
Elven: canò-íne imaza
Goblin: saxo-ostam slorust
Human: gugir-aru rosha
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All attempts by dwarf-kind to extract the copper in their heads have failed, leading some to believe that copperhead snakes do not contain any copper at all.

Admired for its attractive scale patterns.
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