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[[Image:Yahua Blowgun Amazon Iquitos Peru.jpg|right|thumb|200px|''A Yagua (Yahua) tribeman demonstrating the use of a '''blowgun''''']]
 
[[Image:Yahua Blowgun Amazon Iquitos Peru.jpg|right|thumb|200px|''A Yagua (Yahua) tribeman demonstrating the use of a '''blowgun''''']]
A '''blowgun''' is a ranged [[weapon]] that fires projectiles called [[blowdart]]s. Blowguns are relatively rare, being used primarily by certain bands of [[animal people]]. Currently it is not possible for your dwarves to add a poison or toxin to a weapon without significant workarounds (and a bit of luck), making blowguns even more underwhelming.
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A '''blowgun''' is a ranged [[weapon]] that fires projectiles called [[blowdart]]s. Blowguns are relatively rare, being used primarily by certain bands of [[animal people]]. Currently it is not possible for your dwarves to add a poison or toxin to a weapon, making blowguns even more underwhelming.
  
 
As ranged weapons, blowguns use and train the [[blowgunner]] skill; as melee weapons blowguns use and train the [[swordsdwarf]] skill instead. Dwarves cannot normally [[forge]] blowguns nor darts, limiting supply to whatever low-[[quality]] specimens can be wrested from indigenous populations. During a [[strange mood]], however, an aspiring yet misguided [[bowyer]] may create an [[artifact]] blowgun at a [[bowyer's workshop]]. Even if you do manage to get your hands on a blowgun, the severe lack of ammunition will make it nearly impossible to field an effective blowgun-dwarf. All dwarves can equip blowguns.
 
As ranged weapons, blowguns use and train the [[blowgunner]] skill; as melee weapons blowguns use and train the [[swordsdwarf]] skill instead. Dwarves cannot normally [[forge]] blowguns nor darts, limiting supply to whatever low-[[quality]] specimens can be wrested from indigenous populations. During a [[strange mood]], however, an aspiring yet misguided [[bowyer]] may create an [[artifact]] blowgun at a [[bowyer's workshop]]. Even if you do manage to get your hands on a blowgun, the severe lack of ammunition will make it nearly impossible to field an effective blowgun-dwarf. All dwarves can equip blowguns.

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