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''(not to be confused with fortress mode [[burrow]]s.)'' | ''(not to be confused with fortress mode [[burrow]]s.)'' | ||
| − | A burrow is a default type of lair. Most beasts will settle in them, including predatory [[animal]]s, [[werebeast | + | A burrow is a default type of lair. Most beasts will settle in them, including predatory [[animal]]s, [[werebeast]]s, certain [[megabeast]]s, and some [[night troll]]s. A burrow typically consists of two small underground chambers connected through narrow tunnels. Lairs of [[megabeast]]s contain all the [[item]]s stolen by them. Burrows of [[night troll]]s have the entrance covered by a [[hatch cover]] and contain some [[furniture]] and [[vermin]] remains. |
The entrance of a burrow may be difficult to spot in [[adventurer mode]]; the directions in the upper left corner of the screen will navigate you to it. | The entrance of a burrow may be difficult to spot in [[adventurer mode]]; the directions in the upper left corner of the screen will navigate you to it. | ||