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| damage = 1–2 | | damage = 1–2 | ||
| armor = 6 | | armor = 6 | ||
| speed = Medium | | speed = [[Movement Speeds|Medium]] | ||
| tameable = Yes | | tameable = Yes | ||
| taming = 11.1 | | taming = 11.1 | ||
| slots = 1 | | slots = 1 | ||
| bondable = Yes | | bondable = [[Animal Bonding|Yes]] | ||
| rideable = No | | rideable = No | ||
| food = Fruits and vegetables or grain and hay | | food = Fruits and vegetables or grain and hay | ||
| carve = 3 raw legs of lamb, 3 tainted wool | | carve = 3 raw legs of lamb, 3 tainted wool if unshorn | ||
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The '''Sheep''' is a peaceful farm animal that you can shear for wool. It's easy to tame and always obeys. | The '''Sheep''' is a peaceful farm animal that you can shear for wool. It's easy to tame and always obeys. | ||
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! Skill !! Range | ! Skill !! Range | ||
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| Tactics || 6.0 | | [[Skills/Tactics|Tactics]] || 6.0 | ||
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| Magic Resistance || 5.0 | | [[Skills/Resisting Spells|Magic Resistance]] || 5.0 | ||
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| Wrestling || 5.0 | | [[Skills/Wrestling|Wrestling]] || 5.0 | ||
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| Maximum owners || 5 (each previous owner makes it harder to tame) | | Maximum owners || 5 (each previous owner makes it harder to tame) | ||
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| Bonding || Yes | | Bonding || [[Animal Bonding|Yes]] | ||
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| Rideable || No | | Rideable || No | ||
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== Shearing == | == Shearing == | ||
Use a blade on a living sheep to shear it. | Use a blade on a living sheep to shear it. | ||
* You get '''1 wool''' | * You get '''1 wool'''. | ||
* Its wool grows back after '''3 hours'''. Until then it looks shorn and can't be sheared again. | * Its wool grows back after '''3 hours'''. Until then it looks shorn and can't be sheared again. | ||
* The wool goes straight into your backpack. Shearing doesn't hurt the sheep, and it works on wild or tamed sheep. | * The wool goes straight into your backpack. Shearing doesn't hurt the sheep, and it works on wild or tamed sheep. | ||
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Use a blade on the corpse to get: | Use a blade on the corpse to get: | ||
* '''3 raw legs of lamb''' | * '''3 raw legs of lamb''' | ||
* '''3 tainted wool''' if it still has its fleece | * '''3 tainted wool''' if it still has its fleece. A sheep that was shorn recently has none. Tainted wool spins into only 1 ball of yarn instead of the usual 3. | ||
== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:51, 30 October 2026
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| General | |
|---|---|
| Type | Animal |
| Category | Animals |
| Alignment | Neutral |
| Karma | 0 |
| Fame | 300 |
| Behavior | Only when attacked |
| Speed | Medium |
| Stats | |
| Strength | 19 |
| Dexterity | 25 |
| Intelligence | 5 |
| Hit points | 12 |
| Stamina | 25 |
| Mana | 0 |
| Damage | 1–2 |
| Armor | 6 |
| Taming | |
| Tameable | Yes |
| Min. skill | 11.1 |
| Control slots | 1 |
| Bondable | Yes |
| Rideable | No |
| Favorite food | Fruits and vegetables or grain and hay |
| Resources | |
| Carving | 3 raw legs of lamb, 3 tainted wool if unshorn |
The Sheep is a peaceful farm animal that you can shear for wool. It's easy to tame and always obeys.
Overview
- In-game name: a sheep
- Corpse: a sheep corpse
- Looks: a sheep with its fleece uses body 0xCF. After it's shorn it switches to the shorn body (0xDF) until its wool grows back.
- Behavior: it leaves you alone unless you attack it, then fights in melee (animal AI).
Stats
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Strength | 19 |
| Dexterity | 25 |
| Intelligence | 5 |
| Hit points | 12 |
| Stamina | 25 (same as its Dexterity) |
| Mana | 0 |
| Melee damage | 1–2 |
| Armor rating | 6 |
| Fame / Karma | 300 / 0 |
Skills
| Skill | Range |
|---|---|
| Tactics | 6.0 |
| Magic Resistance | 5.0 |
| Wrestling | 5.0 |
Taming
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum Animal Taming | 11.1 (below this you have no chance) |
| Control slots | 1 |
| Maximum owners | 5 (each previous owner makes it harder to tame) |
| Bonding | Yes |
| Rideable | No |
| Favorite food | Fruits and vegetables or grain and hay |
- Success chance. For a first-time tame, your chance of success at the end of an attempt rises by about 2% per skill point and reaches 100% at 61.0 skill. Every previous owner adds 6 points to the difficulty.
- Don't hurt it. If it takes any damage during your attempt, taming fails with "The animal is too angry to continue taming."
- Stay close. You must stay within 6 tiles of it and keep a clear path to it.
- Obedience. Once tamed, its taming requirement is 29.1 or lower, so it always obeys its owner.
- Re-taming. If you've owned this one before, taming it again always succeeds ("That wasn't even challenging.").
- After its first tame, its skills drop to 90% of their wild values, or 86% if it was paralyzed while you tamed it. Its stats don't drop.
Bonding
Only the owner can bond with a sheep. Its taming requirement is 29.1 or lower, so there's no Animal Taming requirement to bond. Feed it to start bonding, then feed it again after 7 days to finish. When you see "Your pet has bonded with you!", it's done.
Shearing
Use a blade on a living sheep to shear it.
- You get 1 wool.
- Its wool grows back after 3 hours. Until then it looks shorn and can't be sheared again.
- The wool goes straight into your backpack. Shearing doesn't hurt the sheep, and it works on wild or tamed sheep.
- If it was shorn recently you'll see "This sheep is not yet ready to be shorn."
Loot
It carries no loot.
Carving
Use a blade on the corpse to get:
- 3 raw legs of lamb
- 3 tainted wool if it still has its fleece. A sheep that was shorn recently has none. Tainted wool spins into only 1 ball of yarn instead of the usual 3.
Tips
- Taming starts at 11.1 and always succeeds from 61.0.
- Shear it rather than kill it: it regrows wool every 3 hours.
- Wool carved from a corpse is tainted wool, which spins into only 1 ball of yarn instead of 3.
- Carve the corpse for 3 raw legs of lamb.