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This is one of the many creatures found in the underground caverns. Troglodytes are fairly common, and while an individual may not pose a great threat to a fortress, they usually occur in large groups. They are capable of causing serious injury to unarmed civilians, so it is recommended that military dwarves or traps be used to dispatch any troglodytes which are encountered.
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This is one of the many creatures found in the underground caverns. Troglodytes are fairly common, and while an individual may not pose a great threat to a fortress, they usually occur in large groups. They are capable of causing serious injury to unarmed civilians, so it is recommended that military dwarves or traps be used to dispatch any troglodytes which are encountered. They are not butcherable
  
 
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Revision as of 03:15, 29 July 2010

Troglodyte

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Biome
  • Subterranean Caverns
  • Underground Depth 1-2
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Raw materials

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A savage man-like cave creature.

This is one of the many creatures found in the underground caverns. Troglodytes are fairly common, and while an individual may not pose a great threat to a fortress, they usually occur in large groups. They are capable of causing serious injury to unarmed civilians, so it is recommended that military dwarves or traps be used to dispatch any troglodytes which are encountered. They are not butcherable

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