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==Useful Info== | ==Useful Info== | ||
− | '''Macabre masses''' are the sad result of allowing [[crawling corpse]]s to fuse with each other. These husks have no offensive or defensive capabilities, and will generally do nothing but fuse with each other, with [[crawling corpse]]s, or with [[small abomination]]s. When there is nothing left to fuse with, they will simply follow you around, waiting for you to generate more flesh for fusing. They have slightly more durability than a crawling corpse (a [[bat]] won't kill them in a single attack), but move much | + | '''Macabre masses''' are the sad result of allowing [[crawling corpse]]s to fuse with each other. These husks have no offensive or defensive capabilities, and will generally do nothing but fuse with each other, with [[crawling corpse]]s, or with [[small abomination]]s. When there is nothing left to fuse with, they will simply follow you around, waiting for you to generate more flesh for fusing. They have slightly more durability than a crawling corpse (a [[bat]] won't kill them in a single attack), but move much more slowly. |
==Tips & Tricks== | ==Tips & Tricks== | ||
*Macabre masses will happily charge through [[trap]]s to follow you, and are easy pickings for any monster. Try to convert them up to abominations as quickly as you can, as you'll be wasting them if they fall in battle. | *Macabre masses will happily charge through [[trap]]s to follow you, and are easy pickings for any monster. Try to convert them up to abominations as quickly as you can, as you'll be wasting them if they fall in battle. | ||
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+ | ==History== | ||
+ | *Macabre masses were removed in [[0.27]]. |
Latest revision as of 23:22, 27 April 2022
Obsolete: This article refers to an aspect of the game which has been removed. It is retained for historical reference only.
macabre mass x | |
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HP | 1-4 |
HD | 1 |
XP | 0 |
Speed | 5 |
AC | 1 |
EV | 0 |
Will | Immune
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Resistances | rC++ rPois+++ rDrown rMiasma rN+++ rTorm |
Vulnerabilities | Holy |
Habitat | Land |
Intelligence | Brainless |
Uses | Uses nothing |
Holiness | Undead |
Size | Small |
Type | macabre mass, macabre mass |
Flags | Evil Unbreathing No regenerate No experience gain |
A fused and twisted collection of body parts, weakly animated by necromancy. It is easily destroyed, but capable of merging with others to form more potent horrors. |
Useful Info
Macabre masses are the sad result of allowing crawling corpses to fuse with each other. These husks have no offensive or defensive capabilities, and will generally do nothing but fuse with each other, with crawling corpses, or with small abominations. When there is nothing left to fuse with, they will simply follow you around, waiting for you to generate more flesh for fusing. They have slightly more durability than a crawling corpse (a bat won't kill them in a single attack), but move much more slowly.
Tips & Tricks
- Macabre masses will happily charge through traps to follow you, and are easy pickings for any monster. Try to convert them up to abominations as quickly as you can, as you'll be wasting them if they fall in battle.
History
- Macabre masses were removed in 0.27.
Categories:
- Obsolete articles
- Cold resistance
- Cold resistance 2
- Poison resistance
- Poison resistance 3
- Drown resistance
- Miasma resistance
- Negative energy resistance
- Negative energy 3
- Torment resistance
- Holy vulnerability
- Brainless intelligence
- Uses nothing
- Undead holiness
- Asphyxiation resistance
- Small monsters
- Evil
- Evil monsters
- Unbreathing monsters
- No regenerate
- No exp gain
- Monsters