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Trapping is used to catch vermin (creatures so small that they are represented by a . ) This function is performed at a kennels or butcher shop, and requires animal traps (not cages). | Trapping is used to catch vermin (creatures so small that they are represented by a . ) This function is performed at a kennels or butcher shop, and requires animal traps (not cages). | ||
| − | Like in | + | Like in the old version, there is a bug where only dwarves with the Trapping profession can make animal traps at the carpenter's workshop (and most likely at the metalsmith's as well.){{ver|0.27.169.33a}} |
There is little use for vermin. Most can be tamed and then adopted by dwarves. A few have extracts. Occasionally dwarves will eat them as food, even if you have plenty of available "real" food. | There is little use for vermin. Most can be tamed and then adopted by dwarves. A few have extracts. Occasionally dwarves will eat them as food, even if you have plenty of available "real" food. | ||
Revision as of 15:32, 3 November 2007
Trapping is used to catch vermin (creatures so small that they are represented by a . ) This function is performed at a kennels or butcher shop, and requires animal traps (not cages).
Like in the old version, there is a bug where only dwarves with the Trapping profession can make animal traps at the carpenter's workshop (and most likely at the metalsmith's as well.)v0.27.169.33a
There is little use for vermin. Most can be tamed and then adopted by dwarves. A few have extracts. Occasionally dwarves will eat them as food, even if you have plenty of available "real" food.