Sheep
Sheep | |
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![]() Ram » Ewe » Lamb | |
Base-Quality | 10 |
Hitpoints | 200 |
Fleeing-Hitpoints | 100 |
Creature-Products | Sheep's Milk, Wool, Fresh Sheepskin, Intestines x2, Entrails x2, Raw Mutton x3, Bone Material x3, Suckling's Maw from youngs. |
Seasonality | (None) |
Terrain This data is specified at the individual Terrain pages. | (None) |
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Sheep are tamed from Mouflons. See Taming for more information about taming. Sheep are the only source of Wool other than tamed Goats and feeding Clovers to Mouflons or Wildgoats. Sheep can only 'store' a maximum of 3 wool at a time. Like any other livestock, slaughtered sheep also provide meat, innards, and hide, and their Sheepskin is required to create a Kozhukh. Female sheep also produce milk, which can be refined into Cheeses unique to Sheepsmilk or into other dairy-related products.
Animals
- A ram is a male sheep. They can impregnate female sheep (ewe).
- An ewe is a female sheep. After being impregnated they give birth to a lamb in 4.5 days, and then start producing milk, of which they can store a maximum of 25L.
- A lamb is an adolescent sheep. They will grow into either a ram or an ewe in 10 real life days. In addition to the regular products, lambs give you a Suckling's Maw when butchered.
Wool
Sheep produce Wool at a rate of 1 wool every 8 hours RL at Wool Quantity 5. You can increase the speed of growth by raising sheep with higher Wool Quantity, as well as the quality by raising sheep with higher Wool Quality, through breeding of sheep with high Food Eaten quality as well as with high Quantity/Quality levels.
See Animal Qualities for more information.
Tips & Tricks
It is a good idea to separate your rams from your ewes, to ensure that you can select the highest quality ram to mate with your ewes when you want lambs.
Gallery
Dead Sheep. Can be skinned for Fresh Sheepskin.
Skinned Sheep. Can be butchered for Intestines, Entrails and Raw Mutton.
Sheep Skeleton. Can be collected for Bone Material.
Game Development (templ)
- Tough Jugs (2022-06-05) >"Cattle should no longer roam-walk through open gates."