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'''Raccoons''' are medium-{{L|size}}d, omnivorous {{L|animals}}. They live in {{L|temperate}} {{L|regions}}. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your {{L|masterpiece}} items in the open. If it gets stolen, the {{L|dwarf}} who made the item will get an unhappy {{L|thought}} which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long {{L|tantrum}}.  Raccoons probably will not attack your {{L|dwarves}} or your {{L|pet}}s unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal {{L|dog}} or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed {{L|Ambusher|hunter}} or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets.
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'''Raccoons''' are medium-[[size]]d, omnivorous [[animals]]. They live in [[temperate]] [[regions]]. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your [[masterpiece]] items in the open. If it gets stolen, the [[dwarf]] who made the item will get an unhappy [[thought]] which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long [[tantrum]].  Raccoons probably will not attack your [[dwarves]] or your [[pet]]s unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal [[dog]] or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed [[Ambusher|hunter]] or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 15:08, 8 December 2011

Raccoon

r

Portrait
Biome

Attributes

· Steals food · Steals items

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 25

· Breeding

Not hunting/war trainable

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 10-20
Butchering returns
Bones 2
Chunks 2
Meat 2
Fat 1
Skulls 1
Skin Leather

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Raccoons are medium-sized, omnivorous animals. They live in temperate regions. Like real live raccoons, they can steal garbage and items left outside, so don't leave your masterpiece items in the open. If it gets stolen, the dwarf who made the item will get an unhappy thought which can potentially be extremely powerful and send him into a year-long tantrum. Raccoons probably will not attack your dwarves or your pets unless provoked into defending themselves. They can seriously wound or even kill a normal dog or an untrained peasant with no weapon. An armed hunter or skilled dwarf can easily kill a raccoon. They can also be captured, tamed, and raised as livestock or adopted as pets.

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