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• DF2014:Flux
  ...ng it preferable for [[workshop]]s, [[construction]], and almost all stone products. ''(Only [[obsidian]] and some higher-value [[ore]]s have a higher materia ...x Layer(s)") except for [[calcite]], which exists as small clusters within other flux layers. Whether or not a site has flux can be determined from the pre-
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• DF2014:Bone carver
  ...to the processing of [[bone]]s, [[skull]]s, and other non-[[food]] animal products.
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• DF2014:Rattlesnake
  ...hed with caution or dealt with via ranged weapons like [[crossbow]]s. Like other snakes, they continuously grow through their entire lives, reaching their m ...oes sound quite tempting (if only to watch them slowly succumb to poison). Products made from rattlesnake parts are worth [[Multiply value|twice]] more than th
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• DF2014:Wear
  ...an item, and it eventually will be destroyed. Additionally, animal-based products can rot, which is different from wear (see [[miasma]]), while crops and har *Being unavailable to potential invaders, steel and [[adamantine|other fun materials]] will likely outlast the dwarves equipped with them. Most dw
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• DF2014:Leopard
  ...cause them to move around very slowly, making them unreliable{{Bug|9588}}. Products made from leopard parts, should you choose to [[butcher]] them, are [[item ...e able to give a non-spotted leopard, no matter the number of cubs. On the other hand, two non-spotted leopards will always give non-spotted offspring.
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• DF2014:Green devourer
  ...n individually and wander the underground, potentially picking fights with other creatures who provoke them (like passing [[dwarves]]). They are as large as ...or a fair amount of returns, except bones, as they, bizarrely, lack those. Products made from their parts are [[Item value|worth]] 3 times more than those made
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• DF2014:Oak
  ...rity of overland trees, oak [[carpenter|wood]] is brown and produces brown products. ...growing in temperate broadleaf forests, they are frequently crowded in by other types of trees, and that it will be hard to find a use (or stockpile space)
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• DF2014:Willow
  ...of overland trees, willow [[wood]] is brown and produces brown [[carpenter|products]].
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• DF2014:Alder
  ...es brown products. The wood from this tree is relatively light compared to other above-ground trees, which makes it a marginally better material for hauling
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• DF2014:Butcher's shop
  ...and carving bones, the entire stack will become tasked and unavailable to other workshops. ...ally killed from hunting or traps) can be processed at the butcher's shop. Products will be bone, skull, hoof, horn and the like (no meat, fat, prepared organs
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• DF2014:Giant anole
  .... They are not particularly aggressive, but are not benign and will attack other creatures (including dwarves) who provoke them, potentially killing them. A ...adults and cannot be permanently tamed. They produce an adequate amount of products when [[butcher]]ed and may be placed in a [[nest box]] to lay [[egg]]s, how
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• DF2014:Giant axolotl
  ...dually and not particularly aggressive, but are not benign and will attack other creatures (including dwarves) who provoke them, potentially killing them. ...adults and cannot be permanently tamed. They produce an adequate amount of products when [[butcher]]ed (comparable to a [[cow]]), and as such may serve as a ch
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• DF2014:Alpaca
  ...when [[butcher]]ed. Alpaca wool is equivalent in value to the wool of all other shearable creatures.
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• DF2014:Llama
  ...to make low-value [[cloth]]. In addition to the standard [[meat industry]] products, llamas also supply wool when [[butcher]]ed. ...e [[shearable]] creatures, though llama wool is equivalent in value to all other wool.
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• DF2014:Dingo
  ...s thick fur which provides them with increased insulation compared to most other animals, and their newborns are referred to as ''pups''. ...tic [[pet]]s. They give equivalent returns to dogs when [[butcher]]ed, and products made from their parts are worth [[Multiply value|twice]] more than those ma
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• DF2014:Groundhog
  ...s thick fur which provides them with increased insulation compared to most other animals, and their newborns are referred to as ''pups''. They won't appear ...trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into exotic [[pet]]s. They give few products when [[butcher]]ed, making them poor targets for a [[meat industry]]. Train
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• DF2014:Amber
  ...within the "Other Materials" listing). Civilizations with access to ocean products (and in proximity to appropriate oceans) have access to this material and c
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