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| − | '''Impalas''' are wild [[Creature|animals]] found in [[tropical]] [[savanna]]s and [[grassland]]s, where they appear in herds of 5-10 individuals. These herbivores are a little smaller than the average [[dwarf]] and are entirely benign, doing little but | + | '''Impalas''' are wild [[Creature|animals]] found in [[tropical]] [[savanna]]s and [[grassland]]s, where they appear in herds of 5-10 individuals. These herbivores are a little smaller than the average [[dwarf]] and are entirely benign, doing little but meander about aimlessly through your surroundings, just waiting to be taken down by a [[hunter]] or [[squad]] and only rarely retaliating with bites and kicks. Newborn impalas are known as ''fauns''. |
Impalas can be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into low-value exotic [[pet]]s. They give equivalent returns to [[goat]]s when [[butcher]]ed. When trained, they become [[grazer]]s, and as such must be assigned to a patch of [[grass]] in order to not have them starve. | Impalas can be captured in [[cage]] [[trap]]s and [[Animal trainer|trained]] into low-value exotic [[pet]]s. They give equivalent returns to [[goat]]s when [[butcher]]ed. When trained, they become [[grazer]]s, and as such must be assigned to a patch of [[grass]] in order to not have them starve. | ||