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| − | Anything careless enough to attack a '''spiny''' creature in melee will take damage from the defender's spines. Ranged or [[reaching]] attacks ignore this counterattack, as do spells. | + | Anything careless enough to attack a '''spiny''' creature in melee will take damage from the defender's spines. Ranged or [[reaching]] attacks ignore this counterattack, as do spells. Each spiny creature may only hurt a monster once per round. |
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| + | Creatures with this trait are immune to [[constriction]]. | ||
==Monster Version== | ==Monster Version== | ||
| − | Each time anything attacks a [[:Category:Spiny|spiny monster]] in melee, there is a one in three chance that the attacker will take | + | Each time anything attacks a [[:Category:Spiny|spiny monster]] in melee, there is a one in three chance that the attacker will take damage. This damage ignores EV, but is reduced by AC. |
| − | + | Briar patches deal 5d4 damage, which is the default behavior. Cactus giants instead deal 5d8 damage with their spines.<ref>{{source ref|0.31.0|fight.cc|1299}}</ref> | |
==Player Version== | ==Player Version== | ||
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Maximum damage: (2 * XL / 3) + 3 * mutation_rank | Maximum damage: (2 * XL / 3) + 3 * mutation_rank | ||
| − | As with monster spines, this ignores EV | + | As with monster spines, this ignores EV. |
==Spiny Monsters== | ==Spiny Monsters== | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | *In [[0.28]], cactus giants were introduced, with | + | *In [[0.28]], cactus giants were introduced, which deal more damage with their spines. |
*Prior to [[0.27]], mutation rank had minimal influence on the player damage formula. | *Prior to [[0.27]], mutation rank had minimal influence on the player damage formula. | ||
| − | *Prior to [[0.26]], [[porcupine]]s, [[torturous demonspawn]]s, and [[hell sentinel]]s had | + | *Prior to [[0.26]], you could naturally find mobile spiny enemies in the Dungeon: [[porcupine]]s, [[torturous demonspawn]]s, and [[hell sentinel]]s had them. |
*Prior to [[0.19]], the player version did damage based only on the mutation rank. | *Prior to [[0.19]], the player version did damage based only on the mutation rank. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:32, 17 February 2024
Version 0.31: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Anything careless enough to attack a spiny creature in melee will take damage from the defender's spines. Ranged or reaching attacks ignore this counterattack, as do spells. Each spiny creature may only hurt a monster once per round.
Creatures with this trait are immune to constriction.
Monster Version
Each time anything attacks a spiny monster in melee, there is a one in three chance that the attacker will take damage. This damage ignores EV, but is reduced by AC.
Briar patches deal 5d4 damage, which is the default behavior. Cactus giants instead deal 5d8 damage with their spines.[1]
Player Version
You can acquire the spiny trait yourself by gaining the demonspawn spiny mutation. Spiny players have a one in two chance to hurt attackers, dealing damage based on mutation rank and experience level:
Minimum damage: mutation_rank Maximum damage: (2 * XL / 3) + 3 * mutation_rank
As with monster spines, this ignores EV.
Spiny Monsters
History
- In 0.28, cactus giants were introduced, which deal more damage with their spines.
- Prior to 0.27, mutation rank had minimal influence on the player damage formula.
- Prior to 0.26, you could naturally find mobile spiny enemies in the Dungeon: porcupines, torturous demonspawns, and hell sentinels had them.
- Prior to 0.19, the player version did damage based only on the mutation rank.
References
- ↑ fight.cc:1299 (0.31.0)
