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'''Humans''' are intelligent {{Catlink|Humanoids|humanoid}} {{L|creatures}} that live in cities on the plains. They are one of the races playable in {{L|adventurer mode}}. Their buildings are made entirely of {{L|wood}} (Or in the case of towers, {{L|stone}}), and usually include several houses and {{L|shop}}s, and a tavern. Their metal-working technology is {{L|bronze}}-based (can be modded), and they often carry bronze {{L|weapons}} and {{L|armor}}. Also, the lifespan of a human ranges between sixty and one hundred and twenty years.
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'''Humans''' are intelligent {{Catlink|Humanoids|humanoid}} {{L|creatures}} that live in cities on the plains. They are one of the races playable in {{L|adventurer mode}}. Their buildings are made entirely of {{L|wood}} (Or in the case of towers and castles, {{L|stone}}), and usually include several houses and {{L|shop}}s, and a tavern. Their metal-working technology is completely random now. They can have sliver weapons to steel. Also, the lifespan of a human ranges between sixty and one hundred and twenty years.
  
 
In {{L|fortress mode}}, they are primarily interested in {{L|trade}}, and generally send large {{L|caravan}}s in {{L|Calendar|summer}}. Humans usually bring overworld food stuffs, {{L|cloth}}, {{L|leather}}, extra-large clothing and bronze items.  If their caravans are destroyed or if the [[diplomat]] is killed, regardless of cause, they will eventually send a {{L|siege}} force to your fortress.
 
In {{L|fortress mode}}, they are primarily interested in {{L|trade}}, and generally send large {{L|caravan}}s in {{L|Calendar|summer}}. Humans usually bring overworld food stuffs, {{L|cloth}}, {{L|leather}}, extra-large clothing and bronze items.  If their caravans are destroyed or if the [[diplomat]] is killed, regardless of cause, they will eventually send a {{L|siege}} force to your fortress.
  
 
Some humans sometimes decide to live in shallow caves and stare at black and white special glass tablets for weeks at a time, and being angry if disturbed; this does not yield artifacts, but leads to engravings of their war stories shared by some kind of intercave network dedicated to it and also sharing engravings of kittens typically busy giving orders in some strange language.
 
Some humans sometimes decide to live in shallow caves and stare at black and white special glass tablets for weeks at a time, and being angry if disturbed; this does not yield artifacts, but leads to engravings of their war stories shared by some kind of intercave network dedicated to it and also sharing engravings of kittens typically busy giving orders in some strange language.
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In adventure mode they have castles where human nobles live, you can (after getting a considerable amount of fame!) ask for quests that include deadlier beasts ({{L|Cyclops}}, {{Catlink|Minotaur|Minotaurs}}, {{L|titans}}, ect.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:14, 3 January 2011

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Human

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Biome
  • Any
Cannot be tamed
This creature cannot be butchered

Wikipedia article

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This article is about an older version of DF.
A medium-sized creature prone to great ambition.

Humans are intelligent humanoid Template:L that live in cities on the plains. They are one of the races playable in Template:L. Their buildings are made entirely of Template:L (Or in the case of towers and castles, Template:L), and usually include several houses and Template:Ls, and a tavern. Their metal-working technology is completely random now. They can have sliver weapons to steel. Also, the lifespan of a human ranges between sixty and one hundred and twenty years.

In Template:L, they are primarily interested in Template:L, and generally send large Template:Ls in Template:L. Humans usually bring overworld food stuffs, Template:L, Template:L, extra-large clothing and bronze items. If their caravans are destroyed or if the diplomat is killed, regardless of cause, they will eventually send a Template:L force to your fortress.

Some humans sometimes decide to live in shallow caves and stare at black and white special glass tablets for weeks at a time, and being angry if disturbed; this does not yield artifacts, but leads to engravings of their war stories shared by some kind of intercave network dedicated to it and also sharing engravings of kittens typically busy giving orders in some strange language.

In adventure mode they have castles where human nobles live, you can (after getting a considerable amount of fame!) ask for quests that include deadlier beasts (Template:L, Minotaurs, Template:L, ect.

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