Solution EnbyKaiju Posted March 22 Solution Report Posted March 22 17 minutes ago, InternetDragon said: Just wondering They are indeed! If you're doing a snowball earth run or similar they are one of the only domesticatable animals. They work off the same framework as goats. So milk, meat & hides, plus the horns. And they go through the same domestication process. 1
InternetDragon Posted March 22 Author Report Posted March 22 15 hours ago, EnbyKaiju said: They are indeed! If you're doing a snowball earth run or similar they are one of the only domesticatable animals. They work off the same framework as goats. So milk, meat & hides, plus the horns. And they go through the same domestication process. Thanks!
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