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| − | Cheetahs are large predators in | + | Cheetahs are large predators in {{L|tropical}} flatlands that appear as solitary hunters. They will avoid dwarves for the most part, unless of course dwarves {{L|ambusher|seek them out.}} |
| − | Although they cannot be tamed until the | + | Although they cannot be tamed until the {{L|dungeon master}} arrives, tame cheetahs are trainable into War/hunting cheetahs. See {{L|Kennel}} for how this is done, and for a list of other trainable creatures. |
| − | If you manage to acquire enough tame cheetahs via your dungeon master or by trading with the | + | If you manage to acquire enough tame cheetahs via your dungeon master or by trading with the {{L|elf|elves}}, consider starting a breeding program. Cheetah parts are worth three times as much as domestic animal parts. |
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