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Creatures which can learn are considered intelligent for the purpose of assigning [[ethics]]. In general, your dwarves will refuse to [[butcher]] the remains of any intelligent creature, though they can be assigned to slaughter a tame intelligent creature. The butchered remains will not be consumed, and can be assigned a casket. However, the eggs, milk and cheese of intelligent creatures can be eaten as normal. | Creatures which can learn are considered intelligent for the purpose of assigning [[ethics]]. In general, your dwarves will refuse to [[butcher]] the remains of any intelligent creature, though they can be assigned to slaughter a tame intelligent creature. The butchered remains will not be consumed, and can be assigned a casket. However, the eggs, milk and cheese of intelligent creatures can be eaten as normal. | ||
| − | It | + | It could be noticed that butchering creatures with the <code>[CAN_LEARN]</code> tag are currently forbidden whatever ETHIC parameters is given to your adventurers or civilization. {{bug|9171}} (see [[butcher]] for precisions) |
While enemy or unaffiliated intelligent creatures have no needs, tame intelligent creatures need to eat and drink, and are unable to drink [[booze]] or use [[Well|wells]] or [[Flask|flasks]]. If they have tags for dietary requirements, such as {{token|GRAZER}}, {{token|BONECARN}}, {{token|CARNIVORE}}, {{token|HUNTS_VERMIN}}, or {{token|DIVE_HUNTS_VERMIN}}, they will not eat any food which does not satisfy these requirements. | While enemy or unaffiliated intelligent creatures have no needs, tame intelligent creatures need to eat and drink, and are unable to drink [[booze]] or use [[Well|wells]] or [[Flask|flasks]]. If they have tags for dietary requirements, such as {{token|GRAZER}}, {{token|BONECARN}}, {{token|CARNIVORE}}, {{token|HUNTS_VERMIN}}, or {{token|DIVE_HUNTS_VERMIN}}, they will not eat any food which does not satisfy these requirements. | ||
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Although intelligent creatures belonging to other civilizations will not breed, wild, native, or tame intelligent creatures will. Intelligent creatures do not breed as much as other wild creatures and need to be married if they are residents of your fortress, and at least 'marriage-compatible' if they are not. Intelligent creatures born into your civilization as pets will receive a Dwarven name at their time of birth. | Although intelligent creatures belonging to other civilizations will not breed, wild, native, or tame intelligent creatures will. Intelligent creatures do not breed as much as other wild creatures and need to be married if they are residents of your fortress, and at least 'marriage-compatible' if they are not. Intelligent creatures born into your civilization as pets will receive a Dwarven name at their time of birth. | ||
| − | Capturing and [[training]] an intelligent creature can lead to all sorts of weirdness as it's considered both a resident of your fortress with needs and moods and feelings just like your other dwarves, and one of your [[pet]]s that requires constant training. In vanilla DF | + | Capturing and [[training]] an intelligent creature can lead to all sorts of weirdness as it's considered both a resident of your fortress with needs and moods and feelings just like your other dwarves, and one of your [[pet]]s that requires constant training. In vanilla DF only [[gremlin]]s are concerned though. |
Tame intelligent creatures with the {{token|BABY}} tag which give live birth will hold on to their offspring until the baby grows into a child; but egg-layers will not nurse their hatchlings. Since intelligent creatures require food and drink, and babies cannot see to their own needs, <code>[BABY]</code> tags are not recommended for intelligent egg-layers. | Tame intelligent creatures with the {{token|BABY}} tag which give live birth will hold on to their offspring until the baby grows into a child; but egg-layers will not nurse their hatchlings. Since intelligent creatures require food and drink, and babies cannot see to their own needs, <code>[BABY]</code> tags are not recommended for intelligent egg-layers. | ||