Formless jellyfish

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Trunk-only: This article pertains to a feature of Crawl which is being tested. It will likely change before the next release, and may even be removed entirely.
formless jellyfish JFormless jellyfish.png
HP 52-107
HD 15
XP 1093
Speed 10
AC 0
EV 3
Will 60
Attack1 37 (sting: paralyse)
Attack2 5 (constrict: crush)


Resistances rPois+
rDrown
Vulnerabilities None
Habitat Land
Intelligence Brainless
Uses Uses nothing
Holiness Natural
Size Large
Type jelly, formless jellyfish
Flags No skeleton
Web immune
Unblindable
A gelatinous assemblage of tentacles and venom, leaving a glistening trail as it slides along. Surely such a mockery of life could not be natural..?

“From this story it is evident that in former times the jellyfish once had a shell and bones something like a tortoise, but, ever since the Dragon King's sentence was carried out on the ancestor of the jelly fishes, his descendants have all been soft and boneless just as you see them to-day thrown up by the waves high upon the shores of Japan.”
-“The Jellyfish and the Monkey”, adapted by Yei Theodora Ozaki, _Young Folk's Treasury_, vol. II. 1909.

Useful Info

Formless jellyfish are gelatinous sea creatures which paralyse and constrict its victims. Their attacks have a 50% chance to paralyse for 1 turn; poison resistance gives a 66% chance to block this effect (reducing it to 16.7%), but only poison immunity prevents it completely. They can be found in the Vaults, Slime Pits, and rarely in Shoals.

Spells

Spell set I
Slot1 Blink Close Natural flag

Tips & Tricks

  • Even 1 turn of paralysis can really sting when you're around a group of enemies. A single turn of yaktaurs shooting at you, slime creatures mobbing up on you, etc. will quickly rack up damage.
  • Their willpower is moderate, the same as hydras and jorogumo. High power Hexes or hex wands can take them out.

History

  • Formless jellyfish will be introduced in 0.31.