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:''A large cavern-dwelling humanoid monster. It has a gaping mouth with many sharp teeth. It has no eyes and only two digits on each hand and foot.''
 
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'''Blind cage ogres''' are huge, violent humanoids found in deep {{L|cavern}}s. They are highly aggressive and will gleefully {{L|Building destroyer|destroy}} anything that isn't a {{L|wall}} or a {{L|fortification}} between them and your dwarves. Blind cave ogres will arrive at your fortress in groups of one to three mayhem-minded individuals, and despite being blind are quite capable of sensing exactly where your {{L|door}}s are.
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'''Blind cage ogres''' are huge, violent humanoids found in deep {{L|cavern}}s. They are highly aggressive and will gleefully {{L|Building destroyer|destroy}} anything that isn't a {{L|wall}} or a {{L|fortification}} between them and your dwarves. Blind cave ogres will arrive at your fortress in groups of one to three mayhem-minded individuals, and despite being blind are quite capable of sensing exactly where your {{L|door}}s are. They also appear to be able to swim as they do not drown in 7/7 water.
  
 
The blind cave ogre's propensity for destruction can be used against it. If you would like to capture one for use in a {{L|stupid dwarf trick|cunning plan}}, lay down some cage traps in a narrow passage guarding access to your main fortress and the ogres will soon be caught. If you would like to kill or maim one without risking your military, see {{L|Trap_design#Suicide_booth_for_Building_destroyers:|this section}} of the trap design article.
 
The blind cave ogre's propensity for destruction can be used against it. If you would like to capture one for use in a {{L|stupid dwarf trick|cunning plan}}, lay down some cage traps in a narrow passage guarding access to your main fortress and the ogres will soon be caught. If you would like to kill or maim one without risking your military, see {{L|Trap_design#Suicide_booth_for_Building_destroyers:|this section}} of the trap design article.

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Blind Cave Ogre

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Biome
Cannot be tamed
This creature cannot be butchered
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A large cavern-dwelling humanoid monster. It has a gaping mouth with many sharp teeth. It has no eyes and only two digits on each hand and foot.

Blind cage ogres are huge, violent humanoids found in deep Template:Ls. They are highly aggressive and will gleefully Template:L anything that isn't a Template:L or a Template:L between them and your dwarves. Blind cave ogres will arrive at your fortress in groups of one to three mayhem-minded individuals, and despite being blind are quite capable of sensing exactly where your Template:Ls are. They also appear to be able to swim as they do not drown in 7/7 water.

The blind cave ogre's propensity for destruction can be used against it. If you would like to capture one for use in a Template:L, lay down some cage traps in a narrow passage guarding access to your main fortress and the ogres will soon be caught. If you would like to kill or maim one without risking your military, see Template:L of the trap design article.

Blind cave ogres cannot be tamed, and are intelligent enough that dwarves refuse to butcher them.

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