A new passive animal?

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Ailaa wrote:
banok wrote:personally feel we need more cons food. MFW auroch meat gives charisma... :shock:
This i agree on. Only con food i've found so far is apples..and pears i think it was? We have meat for Str, Agi, Int, Perception, Dexterity, Charisma but not for dexterity. Or did i miss an animal? I've read on the ring of brodgar that beef gives con, so i guess a tamed Auroch?
only pure cons food I know is apples, and ant pupae. badger and some fish give con as mixed but yeah to focusing cons at low tech seems impossibru.
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if we get owls, we should be able to use the owl feathers for feathering our arrows. that or owl feather capes for when you have cupboards full of them
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jorb wrote:If I add an owl it'll be anything but passive.
Fantastic. I love owls, and am working on becoming a specialized falconer so that I can have them, but Jesus Christ those things can be terrifying. They're really aggressive, and there's plenty of falconers that have almost lost fingers or had cut tendons because of them. Fuck yeah, Angry Owls!
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HarryDresden wrote:
jorb wrote:If I add an owl it'll be anything but passive.
Fantastic. I love owls, and am working on becoming a specialized falconer so that I can have them, but Jesus Christ those things can be terrifying. They're really aggressive, and there's plenty of falconers that have almost lost fingers or had cut tendons because of them. Fuck yeah, Angry Owls!
So Owls will be the rivals to Boars? :lol:
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This topic is going to the exact opposite direction I wanted it to go :|
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jorb wrote:There are plenty of animals that could be picked up and hunted for kicks. Field mice, squirrels. moles, hedgehogs, &c&c.

An owl is a bird of prey.
Speaking of, could you do the whole food chain thing? I know that foxes kill rabbits and badgers and foxes apparently fight but bears don't seem to get in on it, maybe add wolves and have a pack vs. bears or bears attack mouflon? Sadly without the old archery/slings/boat hunting some of us are almost never gonna be able to hunt the big stuff and it would be nice to just find a corpse from time to time. (I've gotten 2 foxes. one I shot point blank with my bow and the other a badger had fucked up. I've yet to get anything bigger.
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spectacle wrote:Owls are already in Haven & Hearth. You cannot see them, but they are always watching.
The Owls are not what they seem.
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jorb wrote:There are plenty of animals that could be picked up and hunted for kicks. Field mice, squirrels. moles, hedgehogs, &c&c.

An owl is a bird of prey.
Owl's don't prey on humans, they would fight back though.
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Lupich wrote:Owl's don't prey on humans
Nor, really, do ants, foxes and badgers.
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