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| − | + | ==Useful Info== | |
| + | '''Butterflies''' are harmless flying monsters that are fragile, but difficult to hit. They most often appear when using a [[scroll of butterflies]], but "hostile" butterflies can be encountered throughout the Dungeon and [[the Lair]]. Butterflies wander around aimlessly, as if they were [[confuse]]d. They offer no [[XP]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Tips & Tricks== | |
| + | *A scroll of butterflies can be used to block line of fire and distract attackers. Butterflies are [[ev]]asive, though, so projectiles may pass through the butterflies and hit you. | ||
| + | *[[Polymorph]]ing a butterfly can turn it into something worth XP, but so little that it's probably not worth the wand charge. | ||
| + | *Hostile butterflies will also block line of fire, so killing it will let your shots (and enemies') pass through. If you absolutely need one dead fast, [[Magic Dart]] or any EV-ignoring will kill it without fail. | ||
| − | == | + | ==History== |
| − | + | *Prior to [[0.31]], butterflies had 15 EV and 10 willpower. | |
| + | *Prior to [[0.29]], butterflies had 25 EV. | ||
| + | *Prior to [[0.26]], the spell [[Summon Butterflies]] existed. | ||
| + | *Prior to [[0.19]], reading a [[scroll of random uselessness]] could summon butterflies. | ||
| + | *Prior to [[0.15]], [[evil gods]] accepted butterfly kills for the purposes of raising [[piety]]. | ||
| − | + | They used to leave [[corpse]]s and even skeletons, which could be raised as undead. This created amusing [[zombie]]s that were incredibly fast but lacked any means of attack. | |
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Latest revision as of 14:47, 19 January 2024
Version 0.31: This article is up to date for the latest stable release of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.
For a list of all arthropods, see list of arthropods.
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| HP | 1-2 |
| HD | 1 |
| XP | 0 |
| Speed | 25 |
| AC | 0 |
| EV | 20 |
| Will | 0
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| Resistances | None |
| Vulnerabilities | Poison |
| Habitat | Land |
| Intelligence | Brainless |
| Uses | Uses nothing |
| Holiness | Natural |
| Size | Tiny |
| Type | butterfly, butterfly |
| Flags | Flying Confused No experience gain Harmless |
| A large, brightly coloured butterfly with beautifully patterned wings, fluttering incongruously through the darkness of the cave.
“Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you.” |
Useful Info
Butterflies are harmless flying monsters that are fragile, but difficult to hit. They most often appear when using a scroll of butterflies, but "hostile" butterflies can be encountered throughout the Dungeon and the Lair. Butterflies wander around aimlessly, as if they were confused. They offer no XP.
Tips & Tricks
- A scroll of butterflies can be used to block line of fire and distract attackers. Butterflies are evasive, though, so projectiles may pass through the butterflies and hit you.
- Polymorphing a butterfly can turn it into something worth XP, but so little that it's probably not worth the wand charge.
- Hostile butterflies will also block line of fire, so killing it will let your shots (and enemies') pass through. If you absolutely need one dead fast, Magic Dart or any EV-ignoring will kill it without fail.
History
- Prior to 0.31, butterflies had 15 EV and 10 willpower.
- Prior to 0.29, butterflies had 25 EV.
- Prior to 0.26, the spell Summon Butterflies existed.
- Prior to 0.19, reading a scroll of random uselessness could summon butterflies.
- Prior to 0.15, evil gods accepted butterfly kills for the purposes of raising piety.
They used to leave corpses and even skeletons, which could be raised as undead. This created amusing zombies that were incredibly fast but lacked any means of attack.
