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:''A huge brown creature found in temperate woodland.  It is known for its ferocious attack, usually when it or its young are threatened.''
 
:''A huge brown creature found in temperate woodland.  It is known for its ferocious attack, usually when it or its young are threatened.''
  
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'''Grizzly bears''' are now trainable into War/hunting grizzly bears. See {{L|Kennel}} for how this is done, and for a list of other trainable creatures. Grizzly bears can be caught in cage traps and can sometimes be bought (readily caged and tamed) from the elven caravan (see {{L|Trade}}).
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'''Grizzly bears''' are now trainable into War/hunting grizzly bears at the {{L|Kennel}}s. 
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Grizzly bears are a popular choice for war animals, as they are very common. They come readily {{l|tame}}d with {{l|elf|elven}} {{l|caravan}}s almost every time, as elves tend to live in temperate areas. Furthermore they can be easily caught in [[DF2010:Trap#Cage_Trap|cage traps]], tamed and trained by yourself, without the assistance of a {{l|Dungeon Master}}.
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They make great armies. Much larger and stronger than your regular {{l|dog}}, they can make fast work of a {{l|goblin}} {{l|ambush}} if they stick together and outnumber them. Their powerful jaws can puncture straight through your common {{l|iron}} {{l|armor|chainmail}}, making a nice snack out of them.
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Having a couple of Elite [[DF2010:Soldier#Marksdwarves|Marksdwarves]] with 10 bears assigned is a splendid idea, as the bears will act as a biting meat shield and your {{l|crossbow}}dwarf will take care of the tougher enemies which outmatch the bears.
  
 
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Revision as of 05:21, 16 May 2010

Grizzly Bear

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Biome
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 14
Fat 13
Brain 1
Heart 1
Lungs 2
Liver 1
Kidneys 2
Tripe 1
Sweetbread 1
Spleen 1

Raw materials

Skin Unknown

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A huge brown creature found in temperate woodland. It is known for its ferocious attack, usually when it or its young are threatened.

Grizzly bears are now trainable into War/hunting grizzly bears at the Template:Ls.

Grizzly bears are a popular choice for war animals, as they are very common. They come readily Template:Ld with Template:L Template:Ls almost every time, as elves tend to live in temperate areas. Furthermore they can be easily caught in cage traps, tamed and trained by yourself, without the assistance of a Template:L.

They make great armies. Much larger and stronger than your regular Template:L, they can make fast work of a Template:L Template:L if they stick together and outnumber them. Their powerful jaws can puncture straight through your common Template:L Template:L, making a nice snack out of them.

Having a couple of Elite Marksdwarves with 10 bears assigned is a splendid idea, as the bears will act as a biting meat shield and your Template:Ldwarf will take care of the tougher enemies which outmatch the bears.

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