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==Domestication==
 
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Dragons can be captured in cage traps and made as pets if you're lucky enough to catch one.  You need a {{L|dungeon master}} to tame a Dragon, but if you can do it, you'll have a massively valuable pet. Dragons can also be trained as war or hunting animals at the {{L|kennel}}. You may have to watch out, though, as a Dragon can seriously damage a fortress with one blast of ill-timed dragonfire.  See {{L|fire}} for details.
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Dragons can be captured in cage traps and made as pets if you're lucky enough to catch one.  You need a {{L|dungeon master}} to tame a Dragon, but if you can do it, you'll have a massively valuable pet that can lay {{L|egg}}s. Dragons can also be trained as war or hunting animals at the {{L|kennel}}. You may have to watch out, though, as a Dragon can seriously damage a fortress with one blast of ill-timed dragonfire.  See {{L|fire}} for details.
  
 
==Irregularities, Bugs, and Future Plans==
 
==Irregularities, Bugs, and Future Plans==

Revision as of 21:18, 26 February 2011

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Dragon

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Biome
  • Any land
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 139
Fat 65
Brain ?
Heart 4
Lungs 18
Intestines 27
Liver 9
Kidneys 8
Tripe 9
Sweetbread 4
Spleen 4

Raw materials

Bones 110
Skull 1
Skin Scales

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Wikipedia article

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This article is about an older version of DF.
A gigantic reptilian creature. It is magical and can breathe fire. These monsters can live for thousands of years.

Dragons are gigantic fire-breathing Megabeasts. Cannot fly. Immune to magma (and is not harmed by being immersed in it), and presumably immune to fire. Breathes out a jet of "dragonfire", which can still injure things that are immune to normal fire, such as the Template:L (dragonfire is, however, a blockable attack if its victim is using a shield). Some creatures are immune to dragonfire [Verify]. Dragons are the largest creatures in the game, and grow into their adult size of 25,000,000 after 1000 years.

Defense Strategies

Dragonfire can be blocked if the victim is using a shield, and it often will be. Dragons are also massively powerful in melee combat, so they can be hard to take down without a good military. Possibly the best defense is to use piercing weapons like crossbows and especially spears and hope you get lucky and hit a vital organ which can bring it down immediately. An alternative is quickly building one or multiple cage traps which will probably cage the dragon making it harmless.

Domestication

Dragons can be captured in cage traps and made as pets if you're lucky enough to catch one. You need a Template:L to tame a Dragon, but if you can do it, you'll have a massively valuable pet that can lay Template:Ls. Dragons can also be trained as war or hunting animals at the Template:L. You may have to watch out, though, as a Dragon can seriously damage a fortress with one blast of ill-timed dragonfire. See Template:L for details.

Irregularities, Bugs, and Future Plans

Dragons have been observed to occasionally wear some armour (breastplates, greaves, leggings and boots). This armor is specified as "Large [metal][armor type]" and gives the dragon the same protection as any other species might get from it.

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