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==Useful Info== | ==Useful Info== | ||
A '''firespitter statue''' is a hostile [[statue]]-type monster, capable of blasting trespassers with powerful [[Fire Magic]]. They can be found guarding certain [[vault]]s in the [[Volcano]], usually positioned in such a way that you must cross a large room to reach them. | A '''firespitter statue''' is a hostile [[statue]]-type monster, capable of blasting trespassers with powerful [[Fire Magic]]. They can be found guarding certain [[vault]]s in the [[Volcano]], usually positioned in such a way that you must cross a large room to reach them. | ||
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==Tips & Tricks== | ==Tips & Tricks== | ||
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*Obviously, [[fire]] resistance will come in handy if you need to get within range of its spells. Most humanoids in the Volcano will be wearing armour which offers rF+, so if your body armour lacks that ego, consider switching for the duration of the fight. The loss of a few points of AC or EV are less important than adding an extra chunk of resistance. | *Obviously, [[fire]] resistance will come in handy if you need to get within range of its spells. Most humanoids in the Volcano will be wearing armour which offers rF+, so if your body armour lacks that ego, consider switching for the duration of the fight. The loss of a few points of AC or EV are less important than adding an extra chunk of resistance. | ||
*Characters with ranged weapons or spells that can target anything on screen can simply blast it at the edge of their line of sight, retreating if injured to safety. It's somewhat durable, but its lack of regeneration makes this strategy a valid option. | *Characters with ranged weapons or spells that can target anything on screen can simply blast it at the edge of their line of sight, retreating if injured to safety. It's somewhat durable, but its lack of regeneration makes this strategy a valid option. | ||
+ | *[[Invisibility]] is your friend, as it can't see you. Hasted and buffed you can solve the task in melee without risking much spell attacks. | ||
+ | *[[Silence]] could also be helpful if you are a melee character. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
− | Firespitter statues were added in [[0.8]]. | + | *Firespitter statues were added in [[0.8]] and removed in [[0.19]]. |
[[Category:Vault-only monsters]] | [[Category:Vault-only monsters]] |
Latest revision as of 21:57, 2 February 2024
Obsolete: This article refers to an aspect of the game which has been removed. It is retained for historical reference only.
firespitter statue 8 | |
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HP | 47-96 |
HD | 8 |
XP | 614 |
Speed | 10 (stationary) |
AC | 12 |
EV | 1 |
Will | Immune |
Attack1 | 20 (weapon only: plain)
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Resistances | rF++ rC++ rElec rPois+++ rDrown rMiasma rN+++ rTorm |
Vulnerabilities | None |
Habitat | Land |
Intelligence | Human |
Uses | Starting equipment Open doors |
Holiness | Non-living |
Size | Large |
Type | statue, statue |
Flags | Archer Unbreathing Speaks Stationary No poly Don't melee Artificial Vault |
At first glance, this piece of sculpted granite appears inert. The red glow from its eyes, however, suggests it is no mere stone. Although it is rooted to its base, it can still move parts of itself. |
Contents
Useful Info
A firespitter statue is a hostile statue-type monster, capable of blasting trespassers with powerful Fire Magic. They can be found guarding certain vaults in the Volcano, usually positioned in such a way that you must cross a large room to reach them.
Spells
Spell set I | ||
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Slot1 | Throw Flame (3d7) | Magical flag |
Slot2 | Sticky Flame Range (3d4) | Magical flag |
Slot3 | Bolt of Magma (3d16) | Magical flag |
Slot4 | Bolt of Fire (3d16) | Magical flag |
Tips & Tricks
- This statue may have some allies accompanying it. Lure them away and kill them in a safe place rather than rushing in and attempting to fight everything at once. Once everything else is taken care of, then you can worry about the statue.
- Obviously, fire resistance will come in handy if you need to get within range of its spells. Most humanoids in the Volcano will be wearing armour which offers rF+, so if your body armour lacks that ego, consider switching for the duration of the fight. The loss of a few points of AC or EV are less important than adding an extra chunk of resistance.
- Characters with ranged weapons or spells that can target anything on screen can simply blast it at the edge of their line of sight, retreating if injured to safety. It's somewhat durable, but its lack of regeneration makes this strategy a valid option.
- Invisibility is your friend, as it can't see you. Hasted and buffed you can solve the task in melee without risking much spell attacks.
- Silence could also be helpful if you are a melee character.
History
Categories:
- Obsolete articles
- Weapon only type
- Plain flavour
- Fire resistance
- Fire resistance 2
- Cold resistance
- Cold resistance 2
- Electricity resistance
- Poison resistance
- Poison resistance 3
- Drown resistance
- Miasma resistance
- Negative energy resistance
- Negative energy 3
- Torment resistance
- Human intelligence
- Starting equipment
- Open doors
- Nonliving holiness
- Asphyxiation resistance
- Large monsters
- Archer flag
- Unbreathing monsters
- Speaking monster
- Stationary
- No poly
- Don't melee flag
- Artificial
- Vault monsters
- Monsters
- Spellcaster
- Vault-only monsters