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| Natural Philosophy= | | Natural Philosophy= | ||
| Perennial Philosophy= | | Perennial Philosophy= | ||
− | | Skills unlocked= | + | | Skills unlocked=Dairymaid |
| Crafts unlocked=Goatskin Cape | | Crafts unlocked=Goatskin Cape | ||
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− | | Others unlocked= | + | | Others unlocked=Goat Horn, Raw Chevon Cut, Raw Chevon Steak, Raw Goat Hide, |
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''"The lust of the goat is the bounty of God." | ''"The lust of the goat is the bounty of God." | ||
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Temperamental creatures, the goat represents the great equalizer. They are more than happy to consume anything, and yet they wouldn't think twice about taking an overeager nip should the hand grow too comfortable upon its coarse brow. Goat Rearing allows for the keeping and caring of goats. | Temperamental creatures, the goat represents the great equalizer. They are more than happy to consume anything, and yet they wouldn't think twice about taking an overeager nip should the hand grow too comfortable upon its coarse brow. Goat Rearing allows for the keeping and caring of goats. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 28 August 2020
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In-Game Text"The lust of the goat is the bounty of God." - William Blake (1757 - 1827) Temperamental creatures, the goat represents the great equalizer. They are more than happy to consume anything, and yet they wouldn't think twice about taking an overeager nip should the hand grow too comfortable upon its coarse brow. Goat Rearing allows for the keeping and caring of goats. Goats
Right-clicking on a Doe gives the option to Milk. Right-clicking a Buck, with a pair of Domesticated Animal Skills
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