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Sturgeon are large predatory fish. They can seriously wound or even kill a trained war [[dog]], though that dog can sometimes kill them. They will scare away civilian dwarves. They may also be able to kill a low level dwarf.
 
Sturgeon are large predatory fish. They can seriously wound or even kill a trained war [[dog]], though that dog can sometimes kill them. They will scare away civilian dwarves. They may also be able to kill a low level dwarf.

Revision as of 22:19, 7 March 2008

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Sturgeon are large predatory fish. They can seriously wound or even kill a trained war dog, though that dog can sometimes kill them. They will scare away civilian dwarves. They may also be able to kill a low level dwarf.

They are also extremely dangerous in adventure mode, where they can easily chew your head off in mere seconds. If you do find yourself attacked by a sturgeon (for whatever reason), you should simply run away, as they only attack creatures adjacent to them.

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