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{{Creature | {{Creature | ||
|image=LargeRat.jpg | |image=LargeRat.jpg | ||
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|dommable=No | |dommable=No | ||
|groomable=No | |groomable=No | ||
|butcheringprod=[[Meat]] (0.3 kg/piece) | |butcheringprod=[[Meat]] (0.3 kg/piece), [[gland]], [[pelt]] (0.2 kg) | ||
|meattype=Game | |meattype=Game | ||
|eats= | |eats=[[Omnivore]] | ||
|ridable=No | |ridable=No | ||
|swim=Yes | |swim=Yes | ||
|lair=[[Garbage pile]] | |lair=[[Garbage pile]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
''This is an unnaturally large version of a standard black rat.'' | ''This is an unnaturally large version of a standard black rat.'' | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* A large rat is a weak but aggressive [[animal]]. | * A large rat is a weak but aggressive [[creatures|animal]]. | ||
* Upon being butchered, large rats will often yield a [[pelt]]. | * Upon being butchered, large rats will often yield a [[pelt]]. | ||
* They can be [[taming|tamed]] quite easily with [[meat]] or [[fish]]. No minimum taming skill is necessary. | * They can be [[taming|tamed]] quite easily with [[meat]] or [[fish]]. No minimum taming skill is necessary. | ||
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Description
This is an unnaturally large version of a standard black rat.
Notes
- A large rat is a weak but aggressive animal.
- Upon being butchered, large rats will often yield a pelt.
- They can be tamed quite easily with meat or fish. No minimum taming skill is necessary.
- Champion large rats are considered to be roughly on par to a regular black bear in combat.
- Large rats are known to originate from garbage piles and rock tiles.