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| − | Eating flesh from a '''mutagenic corpse''' grants a living character a random [[mutation]] | + | Eating flesh from a '''mutagenic corpse''' grants a living character a random [[mutation]]. Eating mutagenic flesh provides no [[nutrition]]. |
If you feel like gambling with mutations, you can try scarfing down every mutagenic corpse-leaving monster you cross paths with ([[sky beast]]s and [[ugly thing]]s are the more common examples). This is quite risky, as some mutations can easily doom a promising character. Alternatively, you can use mutagenic corpses as makeshift [[potion of cure mutation|potions of cure mutation]] if you've accumulated several [[bad mutation]]s; it's still risky, but you might end up better off than you were. | If you feel like gambling with mutations, you can try scarfing down every mutagenic corpse-leaving monster you cross paths with ([[sky beast]]s and [[ugly thing]]s are the more common examples). This is quite risky, as some mutations can easily doom a promising character. Alternatively, you can use mutagenic corpses as makeshift [[potion of cure mutation|potions of cure mutation]] if you've accumulated several [[bad mutation]]s; it's still risky, but you might end up better off than you were. | ||
Revision as of 01:30, 13 April 2014
Version 0.14: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
Eating flesh from a mutagenic corpse grants a living character a random mutation. Eating mutagenic flesh provides no nutrition.
If you feel like gambling with mutations, you can try scarfing down every mutagenic corpse-leaving monster you cross paths with (sky beasts and ugly things are the more common examples). This is quite risky, as some mutations can easily doom a promising character. Alternatively, you can use mutagenic corpses as makeshift potions of cure mutation if you've accumulated several bad mutations; it's still risky, but you might end up better off than you were.
History
In 0.12, Fulsome Distillation was removed, meaning players could no longer use these corpses to create free potions of mutation.
