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| − | '''Ogres''' are huge, violent humanoids found in evil plains. They are highly aggressive, able to destroy buildings and strong enough to make short work of [[dog|war dogs]] and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, which can prove a deadly threat to a new fortress. An attack by ogres in the very beginning will make short work of most unprepared embarking attempts. | + | '''Ogres''' are huge, violent humanoids found in evil plains. They are highly aggressive, able to destroy buildings and strong enough to make short work of [[Main:dog|war dogs]] and inexperienced dwarves. Ogres usually appear in groups of 1-3, which can prove a deadly threat to a new fortress. An attack by ogres in the very beginning will make short work of most unprepared embarking attempts. |
Ogres are now also seen in sieges, where goblins may bring them instead of trolls. It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll, as in able to often shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork steel battleaxe strikes. | Ogres are now also seen in sieges, where goblins may bring them instead of trolls. It is interesting to note that a clothed ogre is a lot tougher than a troll, as in able to often shrug off masterfully wielded, masterwork steel battleaxe strikes. | ||