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| − | '''Rhesus macaques''' are small [[creature]]s found in many [[temperate]] [[biome]]s, spawning in loose groups of 5 to 10 individuals with the intent to [[Thief|steal]] [[Steals food|your]] [[Steals items|fortress]] - they are not cute little chimps that wear tiny tuxedos and dance to calypso music. They are larger, meaner, and considerably more likely to leave teeth marks in the neck of any working [[dwarf]] foolish enough to get in their way. If they exist on a map, they ''will'' be trouble at one point or another. They are known for stealing pretty much everything, including [[food]], [[Finished goods|items]], [[weapons]], [[armor]], and [[Legendary artifact|artifacts]] | + | '''Rhesus macaques''' are small [[creature]]s found in many [[temperate]] [[biome]]s, spawning in loose groups of 5 to 10 individuals with the intent to [[Thief|steal]] [[Steals food|your]] [[Steals items|fortress]] - they are not cute little chimps that wear tiny tuxedos and dance to calypso music. They are larger, meaner, and considerably more likely to leave teeth marks in the neck of any working [[dwarf]] foolish enough to get in their way. If they exist on a map, they ''will'' be trouble at one point or another. They are known for stealing pretty much everything, including [[food]], [[Finished goods|items]], [[weapons]], [[armor]], and [[Legendary artifact|artifacts]]. All rhesus macaques are born with Legendary [[skill]] in [[Climber|climbing]]. |
Fortunately, they can be dispatched without too much trouble due to their small size, and will often flee when faced with even the most ludicrously under-powered militia. War [[dog]]s will also usually make quick work of them, though it is generally recommended to take all important items underground as soon as possible when embarking in a macaque-inhabited area, as a group of them can quickly swarm an undefended [[Wagon (embark)|wagon]]. They are essentially flightless [[kea]] and should be treated accordingly. | Fortunately, they can be dispatched without too much trouble due to their small size, and will often flee when faced with even the most ludicrously under-powered militia. War [[dog]]s will also usually make quick work of them, though it is generally recommended to take all important items underground as soon as possible when embarking in a macaque-inhabited area, as a group of them can quickly swarm an undefended [[Wagon (embark)|wagon]]. They are essentially flightless [[kea]] and should be treated accordingly. | ||