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• DF2014:Egg
  ...others. Eggs can be used by dwarves as [[food]], or they can be hatched. Eggs can only be eaten raw if at least one of their component materials (yolk, w Males can also be [[mod]]ded to lay eggs, although these may not hatch.^{Needs clarification}
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• v0.34:Egg
  ...others. Eggs can be used by dwarves as [[food]], or they can be hatched. Eggs can only be eaten raw if at least one of their component materials (yolk, w Males can also be [[mod]]ded to lay eggs, although these may not hatch.^{Needs clarification}
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• String dump/raw
  Creature Unknown creature
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• v0.31:Creature
  '''Tile:''' The tile assigned to the creature, how you will see it without a graphic set. '''Name:''' The name of the creature as it shows up ingame.
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• Template:Creature/eggs
  ...|2}}|{{creature/eggs/0|{{{1|{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}}|1}}|{{#rreplace:{{creature/eggs/0|{{{1|{{FULLPAGENAME}}}}}}}|:|-}}}}</includeonly><noinclude> Returns the number of eggs produced by a given creature (by default, uses the current page name).
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• DF2014:String dump/raw
  <type>creature devoured</type> <type>changed creature type</type>
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• v0.34:Syndrome
  A '''syndrome''' is a disease or effect that a poor, hapless creature might get through encountering certain creatures, extracts, supernatural we ...y fatal (severe necrosis from a contact poison attached to a breath weapon/creature made of blood).</small>
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• v0.31:Dwarf fortress mode
  Every playable world will be inhabited by various [[Creature]]s, [[Civilization]]s, and [[Megabeast]]s (including [[Titan]]s and [[Forgo ...} to get a more detailed description of the item. However if the item is a creature then the information you get from this will be limited. For creatures you w
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• v0.34:String dump
  Accuse of being a night creature Not far from here, a fearsome creature has made its home.
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• User:Ral/Fortress mode
  Every playable world will be inhabited by various [[Creature]]s, [[Civilization]]s, and [[Megabeast]]s (including [[Titan]]s and [[Forgo ...} to get a more detailed description of the item. However if the item is a creature then the information you get from this will be limited. For creatures you w
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• v0.31:Egg
  ...ures such as [[giant eagle]]s, [[dragon]]s, [[kobold]]s, and many others. Eggs can be used by dwarves as [[food]], or they can be hatched. Males can also be modded to lay eggs successfully, although these may not hatch.^{Needs clarification}
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• User:Mason11987/Suggestions
  ...ng) and stuck-in weapons should be placed in the corpse container when the creature dies, instead of falling separately to the ground. This goes for body parts {{Suggestion|Combat Psychology|Have creature behavior in combat change according to attributes, equipment, morale, chanc
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• DF2014:Meat industry
  ...the target you've given them, as they will attack the nearest non-friendly creature in sight when told to move somewhere or kill a target. ...othered to fill out make excellent dungeons. Be wary of chaining different creature castes together though. Most neutral creatures are fine with each other, bu
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• Meat industry
  ...the target you've given them, as they will attack the nearest non-friendly creature in sight when told to move somewhere or kill a target. ...othered to fill out make excellent dungeons. Be wary of chaining different creature castes together though. Most neutral creatures are fine with each other, bu
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• v0.34:Meat industry
  ...the target you've given them, as they will attack the nearest non-friendly creature in sight when told to move somewhere or kill a target. ...hat of an ordinary cow's. An animal's value multiplier can be found in the creature raw files.
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• Masterwork:Bearded cavernkeet
  They are a source of eggs (1-3 per lay), and wool. ...on any [[cv:stockpile|Stockpile]] where you've enabled Bearded Cavernkeet Eggs.
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• v0.31:Blue peafowl
  ...umage, and lay [[egg]]s in a [[nest box]]. If a peacock is present and the eggs are not [[food hauling|collected]], they may eventually hatch into peachick ...ize. Tame [[giant eagle]]s produce much more meat, but only a maximum of 3 eggs per clutch, and are therefore a much worse choice for [[egg production]].
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• v0.34:Blue peafowl
  ...umage, and lay [[egg]]s in a [[nest box]]. If a peacock is present and the eggs are not [[food hauling|collected]], they may eventually hatch into peachick ...ize. Tame [[giant eagle]]s produce much more meat, but only a maximum of 3 eggs per clutch, and are therefore a much worse choice for [[egg production]].
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• DF2014:Animal trainer
  Wild [[creature]]s can only be captured by [[cage trap]]s; as above-ground traffic is, as a ...ed, as only creatures with the {{token|PET|c}} or {{token|PET_EXOTIC|c}} [[creature token]] can be trained. Most creatures have one of the two flags, but there
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• Animal trainer
  Wild [[creature]]s can only be captured by [[cage trap]]s; as above-ground traffic is, as a ...ed, as only creatures with the {{token|PET|c}} or {{token|PET_EXOTIC|c}} [[creature token]] can be trained. Most creatures have one of the two flags, but there
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