Thrumbo

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Kibble can be used to tame just about any creature in Rimworld. Everything except for Wargs. Wargs will only eat raw meat and corpses, the latter cannot be used as taming food. Otherwise, your game gets bogged down with endless taming and training but you never actually achieve full-training of the animals because your pawns are distracted by having to re-tame other animals that have gone feral (again). Some animals, like bears and elephants, gets you better 'value-for-money'. Rhinos are for animal-lovers only!

'A gigantic, graceful creature of unknown origin. The thrumbo is gentle by nature, but extremely dangerous when enraged. While its long fur is exceptionally beautiful, its hide is also incredibly resistant to damage. Its razor-sharp horn fetches a huge price. Legends say that an old thrumbo is the wisest creature in the universe - it simply chooses not to speak.'

Base Stats

Type: Animals – Wild

Market Value: 4000

Apparel

Armor - Sharp: 60%

Armor - Blunt: 40%

Armor - Heat: 30%

Pawn Stats

Move Speed: 5.50

Mass - Young: 56 kg

Mass - Juvenile: 140 kg

Mass - Adult: 280 kg

Health Scale: 8.0

Body Size: 4.0

Carrying Capacity: 300

Filth Rate: 5

Hunger Rate: 5.6

Diet: herbivorous and dendrovorous

Life Expectancy: 220

Manhunter Chance: 100%

Manhunter Chance (Taming): 1.3%

Trainable Intelligence: advanced

Wildness: 98%

Minimum Handling Skill: 10

Maturity Age: 4.0 years

Comfortable Temp Range: -65°C - 50°C

Production

Meat Yield: 360 thrumbo meat

Leather Yield: 120 thrumbofur

Gestation Period: 60 days

Offspring Per Birth: 1

Melee Combat

Attack: horn
22 dmg (scratch)
33% AP
110 ticks (1.83 secs)

Average DPS: 7.44

Technical

Thrumbos Tong hua karaoke. are large, powerful animals not native to any biome, instead appearing in all biomes through a random event.

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Analysis

Thrumbos are difficult, but rewarding, to kill. They are are extremely powerful and a rampaging one can threaten the entire colony. Take precaution when attempting to hunt them. They can move faster than a colonist and their horn inflicts massive damage. Never, ever engage them except on favorable terms.

However, should you kill one, the rewards are significant. They yield the most meat of any animal when butchered, tied only with Elephants and Megasloths. The horn is both valuable, worth 800 silver, and a fairly powerful melee weapon equivalent to an excellentsteellongsword. Note however that Juvenile thrumbos will not drop horns. Their fur is itself valuable to sell, but also makes some of the most valuable and highly protective clothing in the game - a Thrumbofur duster is worth over a thousand silver, is almost as protective against sharp damage as a steel plate armor and can be worn with a flak vest.

An incapacitated Thrumbo is an excellent opportunity to train healing skills as they can sustain dozens of treatable wounds and still survive. There is also a small chance the doctor may bond with the animal, netting you a free pet thrumbo.

Armor

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Hunting tactics

Trap: By building a room around while it sleeps, you can inebriate it by storing beer within and it will eventually pass out / die. Another option is to set the room on fire to kill it from burning or heatstroke. However, the second way is less profitable since the horn will catch fire (losing HP thus decreasing its value) and is also not reliable as the thrumbo may break out before you successfully down it. Starving it does not work for the same reason.

Kiting: Using a fast colonist (at least 120% Moving; use bionic legs or Go-juice) as bait, lure it through a firing squad or turrets laying fire from a distance. If your colonist is fast enough he can even land a few shots before running again. Just make sure your kiting colonist is always the closest to the raging beast otherwise it may give up and attack something else instead.

Turret overhaul: You can easily get a lot of firepower against the thrumbo. It's rather cheap, but effective. Place many turrets in a chosen area, maybe your crop fields or just an empty area. Then, trigger the Thrumbo to attack and escape inside the colony (Make sure all colonists are drafted/ restricted to minimize death risk). The automatic turrets will do the rest shredding our target to pieces. You can lose a turret or two, but even if they are destroyed, they may explode, dealing damage. Just make sure that the explosions don't destroy the other turrets.
- It's possible to combine ranged ganking with turrets, but do it ONLY if you are trusting your firepower.

Peek-a-boo: Have all your colonists shelter inside, then have pawns take turns peeking out of doors and taking potshots, then retreating behind the doors when the Thrumbo closes in. Repair the doors as the Thrumbo pounds them until it gives up, then rinse and repeat (many, many times). Be careful with doors made of weaker materials as the thrumbo may break them down before the constructors can repair them in time, and enter your base to cause absolute mayhem.

Melee ganking: If and only if you have enough melee fighters with good equipment, you can rush the Thrumbo down. You will need at least 4 very well-armored colonists, or 6 modestly armored colonists. Have all your fighters be fully armored, and equip the highest damaging melee weapon they can find, such as the Longsword. You can combine this with a firing squad to chip at the thrumbo while your brawlers cut it down; in this case, it's best that you outfit them with shield belts to prevent friendly fire. Note that your colonists are bound to lose a hand or two so have a replacement ready.

Animal ganking: Similar to melee ganking with your colonists, except with your more expendable battle animals. Draft a trainer who has animals trained with Release assigned to him, provoke the thrumbo with ranged fire, then hit 'Release animals' for the trainer, and watch as the thrumbo is helplessly swarmed by your angry horde of whatever. Ranged fire provides good support for this, but remember never to let your bonded animals into battle as they have a great chance of dying and giving their master a long-lasting poor mood.

Hunter stealth: A pawn with sufficiently high hunting stealth and range (from a sniper or bolt-action rifle) can inflict fatal wounds on the Thrumbo with a relatively low risk of aggroing. After 4 or 5 hits the animal can be left alone to slowly bleed to unconsciousness.

Sniper: A pawn with a sniper rifle and bionic eyes can take down a Thrumbo alone, totally undetected even when maddened and passing by relatively close.

Food as bait: On maps with no trees, Thrumbos, like all other animals denied their food source, will seek out any available food to consume. Thrumbos can therefore be lured into areas with food, through traps, into kill boxes, into slowing terrain etc. making it easier to kill.

Beer as bait:Beer sates a small amount of hunger, so it can be used as bait as above. But it also takes 35 beers to satisfy a thrumbo, which is enough to get it to 96% drunk, and thus induce unconsciousness. For 35 beers per thrumbo, it is perfectly safe method of killing them, but only on the right type of map.<

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