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{{flavour|HAMLET [Drawing his sword.]: How now! a rat? Dead, for a ducat, dead [Stabs through the arras.]<br> | {{flavour|HAMLET [Drawing his sword.]: How now! a rat? Dead, for a ducat, dead [Stabs through the arras.]<br> | ||
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==Rodents== | ==Rodents== | ||
{{monsterlink|Rat}} - A feisty Dungeon delicacy common everywhere! | {{monsterlink|Rat}} - A feisty Dungeon delicacy common everywhere! | ||
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{{monsterlink|River rat}} - Green-furred rats adapted to living in [[sewer]]s. Capable of swimming. | {{monsterlink|River rat}} - Green-furred rats adapted to living in [[sewer]]s. Capable of swimming. | ||
| − | {{monsterlink|Hell rat}} - Demonic rats whose teeth nibble away at your very soul. | + | {{monsterlink|Hell rat}} - Demonic rats whose teeth nibble away at your [[drain|very soul]]. |
==Obsolete Rodents== | ==Obsolete Rodents== | ||
Latest revision as of 00:06, 25 November 2023
| HAMLET [Drawing his sword.]: How now! a rat? Dead, for a ducat, dead [Stabs through the arras.] -William Shakespeare, _The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark_, III, 4. 1603. |
The majority of the rodents you'll encounter are weak, insignificant creatures that do little more than rush you harmlessly and get slaughtered in droves. Rodents are most common in the early branches of the game.
Rodents
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Rat - A feisty Dungeon delicacy common everywhere!
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River rat - Green-furred rats adapted to living in sewers. Capable of swimming.
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Hell rat - Demonic rats whose teeth nibble away at your very soul.
Obsolete Rodents
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Porcupine - Cranky rodents whose razor-sharp quills made their foes regret close-ranged attacks. Removed in 0.26.
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Grey rat - These feral rats were slightly more vicious than their civilized cousins and tasted much worse. Removed in 0.14.
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Laboratory rat - Rats that were enhanced by an insane mix of science and magic and endowed with various abilities. Removed in 0.13.
