Difference between revisions of "Turkey Gobbler"
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| − | {{i|{{PAGENAME}}}}s can be aught in the wild or raised from a {{i|Turkey Poult}}. In the wild they will look like any other Wild {{i|Turkey}} - you won't see that it is a {{PAGENAME}} until you pick up a stunned Turkey. At least one Turkey Gobbler must be present in your {{i|Turkey Coop}} for your {{i|Turkey Hen}}s to lay {{i|Turkey Egg}}. A {{PAGENAME}} also | + | {{i|{{PAGENAME}}}}s can be aught in the wild or raised from a {{i|Turkey Poult}}. In the wild they will look like any other Wild {{i|Turkey}} - you won't see that it is a {{PAGENAME}} until you pick up a stunned Turkey. At least one {{i|Turkey Gobbler}} must be present in your {{i|Turkey Coop}} for your {{i|Turkey Hen}}s to lay {{i|Turkey Egg}}. A {{PAGENAME}} also produces {{i|Turkey Droppings}} which can be used as a fertilizer. |
A wild-caught {{PAGENAME}} will always have a [[Purity]] of 0% which will bring down the Purity of the rest of the Turkey Coop. A domesticated {{PAGENAME}} will have the purity of the Turkey Egg it was hatched from. | A wild-caught {{PAGENAME}} will always have a [[Purity]] of 0% which will bring down the Purity of the rest of the Turkey Coop. A domesticated {{PAGENAME}} will have the purity of the Turkey Egg it was hatched from. | ||
{{Notice|CAUTION!| Wringing the Neck of any Poultry adds a small bit of [[Insanity]].}} | {{Notice|CAUTION!| Wringing the Neck of any Poultry adds a small bit of [[Insanity]].}} | ||
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About
Turkey Gobblers can be aught in the wild or raised from a 
Turkey Poult. In the wild they will look like any other Wild 
Turkey - you won't see that it is a Turkey Gobbler until you pick up a stunned Turkey. At least one Turkey Gobbler must be present in your 
Turkey Coop for your 
Turkey Hens to lay 
Turkey Egg. A Turkey Gobbler also produces 
Turkey Droppings which can be used as a fertilizer.
A wild-caught Turkey Gobbler will always have a Purity of 0% which will bring down the Purity of the rest of the Turkey Coop. A domesticated Turkey Gobbler will have the purity of the Turkey Egg it was hatched from.
CAUTION! Wringing the Neck of any Poultry adds a small bit of Insanity.
