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{{Translation| dwarven = ziril udos | elvish = inira onino | goblin = zedan ngorûg | human = usmok abo}} | {{Translation| dwarven = ziril udos | elvish = inira onino | goblin = zedan ngorûg | human = usmok abo}} | ||
− | + | == In real life == | |
− | + | Fire man is an archaic English spelling for a fireman or firefighter, a person who puts out fires. This is converse with DF, where Fire Men have a tendency to spread fire, not quell it. | |
− | + | {{D for Dwarf}} | |
− | + | Make sure you remove any books from your possession when facing a Fire Man in adventure mode. Sighting a book will send the Fire Man into a murderous rage! | |
{{gamedata}} | {{gamedata}} | ||
{{Creatures}} | {{Creatures}} |