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− | Although typically a "real world" hare is larger than a rabbit, RimWorld hares produce the same amount of [[meat]] and [[lightleather]] as [[squirrel]]s and [[rat]]s. Further, despite any real-world expectations of "rabbit fur" [[parka]]s, slaughtering snowhares produces only [[lightleather]], which has poor [[beauty]] and value, and no particular insulation benefits | + | Although typically a "real world" hare is larger than a rabbit, RimWorld hares produce the same amount of [[meat]] and [[lightleather]] as [[squirrel]]s and [[rat]]s. Further, despite any real-world expectations of "rabbit fur" [[parka]]s, slaughtering snowhares produces only [[lightleather]], which has poor [[beauty]] and value, and no particular insulation benefits. It is also one of the least protective [[textiles]] in the game, making a snowhare farm a poor prospect. |
Snowhares are a source of food in the biomes with the least food available. It's not a lot, but hunting a snowhare can keep a colonist alive for a day or so. | Snowhares are a source of food in the biomes with the least food available. It's not a lot, but hunting a snowhare can keep a colonist alive for a day or so. |