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*They can be purchased using the livestock stall, just like [[Cow]]'s |
*They can be purchased using the livestock stall, just like [[Cow]]'s |
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* Their fur can be cut off and used for embroidery, and craftables. |
* Their fur can be cut off and used for embroidery, and craftables. |
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*They can be given names just like cows and chickens. |
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*They can deter predators, using their spit |
*They can deter predators, using their spit |
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*They can come in many different colors and patterns, and can even be dressed up. |
*They can come in many different colors and patterns, and can even be dressed up. |
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* They have unique personalities, and each one can form relationships with sims. |
* They have unique personalities, and each one can form relationships with sims. |
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*Keep them around the chicken coop to help ward off the [[fox]] nearby... |
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Revision as of 09:04, 11 June 2021
Merge
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Llama's have been a long standing symbol throughout sims history, but Farm Llamas were finally added to the series in The Sims 4: Cottage Living expansion pack.
- They can be purchased using the livestock stall, just like Cow's
- Their fur can be cut off and used for embroidery, and craftables.
- They can be given names just like cows and chickens.
- They can deter predators, using their spit
- They can come in many different colors and patterns, and can even be dressed up.
- They have unique personalities, and each one can form relationships with sims.
- Keep them around the chicken coop to help ward off the fox nearby...