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− | + | Loons are common [[creature]]s that can be found near any temperate [[lake]]. | |
− | Loons | + | ==Use== |
+ | Loons are exploitable by [[ambusher|hunter]]s and can be tamed, but they have a low [[pet#pet value|pet value]] of 10, don't return very much [[meat]], and are utterly useless for fortress defense, so taming loons is rarely useful unless the fortress is very short on food or some dwarf has a preference for the loon's ''haunting call''. The only useful thing about loons is that they lay [[egg]]s, which can be collected for eating in the [[Nest box]]. | ||
− | + | ==Trivia== | |
− | + | The loons in the game are Common loons. | |
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