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'''Wolves''' are predators and live in many {{L|regions}}. Wolves are social {{L|animals}} that live in groups. One on one, an armed {{L|dwarf}} will likely win with minor injuries, but if a pack gangs up, the hapless dwarf is in deadly trouble. A lone {{L|hunter}} can have trouble with wolves; she might spend all of her {{L|bolt|ammunition}} on a pack of wolves and then be killed by the survivors after trying to bludgeon them to death with her {{L|crossbow}}. If there are packs of wolves on the map, it may be advisable to team up hunters with trained {{L|dog}}s, or send out military patrols to deal with them instead. Strength in numbers, after all. | '''Wolves''' are predators and live in many {{L|regions}}. Wolves are social {{L|animals}} that live in groups. One on one, an armed {{L|dwarf}} will likely win with minor injuries, but if a pack gangs up, the hapless dwarf is in deadly trouble. A lone {{L|hunter}} can have trouble with wolves; she might spend all of her {{L|bolt|ammunition}} on a pack of wolves and then be killed by the survivors after trying to bludgeon them to death with her {{L|crossbow}}. If there are packs of wolves on the map, it may be advisable to team up hunters with trained {{L|dog}}s, or send out military patrols to deal with them instead. Strength in numbers, after all. | ||
Revision as of 04:51, 7 May 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Wolves are predators and live in many Template:L. Wolves are social Template:L that live in groups. One on one, an armed Template:L will likely win with minor injuries, but if a pack gangs up, the hapless dwarf is in deadly trouble. A lone Template:L can have trouble with wolves; she might spend all of her Template:L on a pack of wolves and then be killed by the survivors after trying to bludgeon them to death with her Template:L. If there are packs of wolves on the map, it may be advisable to team up hunters with trained Template:Ls, or send out military patrols to deal with them instead. Strength in numbers, after all.
In Template:L, wolves are common Template:Lers in random encounters that will occur across the world map. Even a pack of them should be easily dispatched by an inexperienced adventurer, provided he is suitably equipped.
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