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These animals have a quite good value as pets, and body parts gained at the [[butcher]]'s shop are worth four times as much of those of domestic animals. However, they cannot be tamed and bred until the [[dungeon master]] arrives. | These animals have a quite good value as pets, and body parts gained at the [[butcher]]'s shop are worth four times as much of those of domestic animals. However, they cannot be tamed and bred until the [[dungeon master]] arrives. | ||
| − | In terms of combat, they can definitely make short work of any working Dwarf unlucky enough to wander into one. (Which can happen quite often if you're not taking precautions in caverns, especially near the edges.) | + | In terms of combat, they can definitely make short work of any working Dwarf unlucky enough to wander into one.(Which can happen quite often if you're not taking precautions in caverns, especially near the edges.) |
However, a decently trained soldier will do nicely providing he has good armor, but you should probably use more than one to take it down, on the off chance the Toad gets a lucky hit. If you plan on using traps to dispose of them, you should probably note that even a large serrated iron disc, ''might'' not dispatch them. More often than not, they will die, but there's always the possibility that the right parts just weren't hit, so you should be wary of it limping around and biting Dwarves. | However, a decently trained soldier will do nicely providing he has good armor, but you should probably use more than one to take it down, on the off chance the Toad gets a lucky hit. If you plan on using traps to dispose of them, you should probably note that even a large serrated iron disc, ''might'' not dispatch them. More often than not, they will die, but there's always the possibility that the right parts just weren't hit, so you should be wary of it limping around and biting Dwarves. | ||