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'''Mountain gnomes''' are weak humanoid {{l|creatures}} that appear on good {{l|mountain}}ous maps.  Their intelligence is on par with {{L|dwarf|dwarves}} and other sentient creatures, but they lack the ability to communicate verbally, which is one possible reason they haven't formed a {{L|civilization|civilized society}}.
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'''Mountain gnomes''' are weak humanoid {{l|creatures}} that appear on {{l|Surroundings#Good|good}} {{l|mountain}}ous maps.  Their intelligence is on par with {{L|dwarf|dwarves}} and other sentient creatures, but they lack the ability to communicate verbally, one possible reason they haven't formed a {{L|civilization|civilized society}}.
  
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If you leave {{l|alcohol|booze}} out in the open, they will steal it, leaving your dwarfs {{L|fun|dying}} of starvation and dehydration, but otherwise they are "harmless", will flee from your {{l|dwarf|dwarves}} if confronted (to the point of being pushed off a {{l|cliff}} if necessary).  Given their small {{L|size}}, they pose no physical threat to any dwarf and can be easily killed by anyone who isn't {{L|unconscious}}.
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If you leave {{l|alcohol|booze}} out in the open, they will steal it, leaving your {{l|dwarf|dwarves}} {{L|fun|dying}} of starvation and dehydration, but otherwise they are "harmless", fleeing if confronted (to the point of running off a {{l|cliff}} if necessary).  Given their small {{L|size}}, they pose no physical threat to any dwarf and can be easily killed by anyone who isn't {{L|unconscious}}.
  
 
Gnomes can be easily trapped by placing a single {{L|forbid|forbidden}} {{L|barrel}} of booze in a small {{L|stockpile}} and surrounding the barrel with {{L|cage trap|cage traps}}.  Since gnomes often travel in groups, several layers of cages should be used so that the bait stays untouched.
 
Gnomes can be easily trapped by placing a single {{L|forbid|forbidden}} {{L|barrel}} of booze in a small {{L|stockpile}} and surrounding the barrel with {{L|cage trap|cage traps}}.  Since gnomes often travel in groups, several layers of cages should be used so that the bait stays untouched.

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Mountain gnome

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Biome

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Birth: 1,500 cm3
Mid: 7,500 cm3
Max: 15,000 cm3
Alignment

Good

Age
Child at: 1
Adult at: 20
Max age: 230-250
This creature cannot be butchered
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A tiny, jolly humanoid creature that dwells in the fair mountains. They are known to enjoy drinking liquor and don't care whether it's theirs or not.

Mountain gnomes are weak humanoid Template:L that appear on Template:L Template:Lous maps. Their intelligence is on par with Template:L and other sentient creatures, but they lack the ability to communicate verbally, one possible reason they haven't formed a Template:L.

If you leave Template:L out in the open, they will steal it, leaving your Template:L Template:L of starvation and dehydration, but otherwise they are "harmless", fleeing if confronted (to the point of running off a Template:L if necessary). Given their small Template:L, they pose no physical threat to any dwarf and can be easily killed by anyone who isn't Template:L.

Gnomes can be easily trapped by placing a single Template:L Template:L of booze in a small Template:L and surrounding the barrel with Template:L. Since gnomes often travel in groups, several layers of cages should be used so that the bait stays untouched.

Template:L is extremely toxic to Mountain Gnomes. Unlike their Template:L, Mountain Gnomes are diurnal creatures.

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