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Despite the folklore surrounding them, it appears that werewolves do not propagate via curse or disease--yet. Your dwarves and adventurers need fear only death.
 
Despite the folklore surrounding them, it appears that werewolves do not propagate via curse or disease--yet. Your dwarves and adventurers need fear only death.
  
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Werewolves like to pick off loners in the woods.  A good method is to assign a dog to a chain and surround it with cage traps.   
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Werewolves like to pick off loners in the woods, but don't seem to attack fortress entrances.  A good method of dealing with them is to assign a dog to a chain and surround it with cage traps.   
  
 
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Revision as of 17:36, 15 December 2010

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Werewolf

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Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

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Raw materials

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Wikipedia article

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A monster, half man, half beast.' It is a fur-covered humanoid with the head of a wolf.

Despite the folklore surrounding them, it appears that werewolves do not propagate via curse or disease--yet. Your dwarves and adventurers need fear only death.

Werewolves like to pick off loners in the woods, but don't seem to attack fortress entrances. A good method of dealing with them is to assign a dog to a chain and surround it with cage traps.

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