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(Never seen it happen in the current version at least, seems restricted to subterranean trolls, needs verification)
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'''Ogres''' are huge (92 times the size of a [[dwarf]] rounded down to be exact), violent [[Creature|humanoids]] found in [[evil]] plains. They are highly aggressive, able to [[Building destroyer|destroy buildings]] and strong enough to make short work of [[dog|war dogs]] and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, which can prove a deadly threat to a new fortress. An attack by ogres in the very beginning will make short work of most unprepared embarking attempts.
 
'''Ogres''' are huge (92 times the size of a [[dwarf]] rounded down to be exact), violent [[Creature|humanoids]] found in [[evil]] plains. They are highly aggressive, able to [[Building destroyer|destroy buildings]] and strong enough to make short work of [[dog|war dogs]] and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, which can prove a deadly threat to a new fortress. An attack by ogres in the very beginning will make short work of most unprepared embarking attempts.
  
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[[Goblin]]s may bring ogres in [[siege]]s in place of [[troll]]s, and like trolls they are fully capable of [[Swimmer|swimming]] (not unlike their [[Blind cave ogre|blind cave]] cousins). It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll; if it is wearing good enough [[armor]], it can possibly shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork [[steel]] [[battle axe]] strikes.
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[[Goblin]]s may bring ogres in [[siege]]s in place of [[troll]]s {{verify}}, and like trolls they are fully capable of [[Swimmer|swimming]] (not unlike their [[Blind cave ogre|blind cave]] cousins). It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll; if it is wearing good enough [[armor]], it can possibly shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork [[steel]] [[battle axe]] strikes.
  
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] ogres for their ''low howls''.
 
Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] ogres for their ''low howls''.

Revision as of 18:27, 26 August 2017

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Ogre
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Urist likes ogres for their low howls.
Portrait

No portrait

Biome

Attributes
Alignment: Evil

Building destroyer: Level 2

· Learns · Humanoid

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Birth: 200,000 cm3
Mid: 2,000,000 cm3
Max: 6,000,000 cm3

Age
Child at: 1
Adult at: 10
Max age: 20-30
Cannot be butchered

Wikipedia article

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A giant humanoid monster found stomping about in the evil plains. Their low howls can be heard long before they are seen.

Ogres are huge (92 times the size of a dwarf rounded down to be exact), violent humanoids found in evil plains. They are highly aggressive, able to destroy buildings and strong enough to make short work of war dogs and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, which can prove a deadly threat to a new fortress. An attack by ogres in the very beginning will make short work of most unprepared embarking attempts.

Goblins may bring ogres in sieges in place of trolls[Verify], and like trolls they are fully capable of swimming (not unlike their blind cave cousins). It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll; if it is wearing good enough armor, it can possibly shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork steel battle axe strikes.

Some dwarves like ogres for their low howls.

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Ogres do in fact, have layers, but as of yet, have not been observed travelling with donkeys.

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