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There are several occurrences of '''water''' in Crawl: | There are several occurrences of '''water''' in Crawl: | ||
* [[Shallow water]], a type of terrain which randomly slows the actions of most species, and a home for [[aquatic]] and [[amphibious]] creatures. | * [[Shallow water]], a type of terrain which randomly slows the actions of most species, and a home for [[aquatic]] and [[amphibious]] creatures. | ||
| − | * [[Deep water]], a type of terrain that is deadly to most species, | + | * [[Deep water]], a type of terrain that is deadly to most species, with the exception of aquatic, amphibious, and [[Size#Giant|giant]] monsters. |
| − | In addition, there are numerous things such as [[steam]], [[ice]], [[ | + | [[Flight]] allows all species (and monsters) to ignore the effects of both water tiles. [[Size#Large|Large]] creatures move and attack normally in shallow water; [[Size#Giant|Giant]] creatures can also wade in deep water. |
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| + | In addition, there are numerous things such as [[steam]], [[ice]], [[mist]], and [[Primal Wave]] that are forms of water, though not floor tiles. These are all covered on their own pages. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:09, 20 August 2023
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There are several occurrences of water in Crawl:
- Shallow water, a type of terrain which randomly slows the actions of most species, and a home for aquatic and amphibious creatures.
- Deep water, a type of terrain that is deadly to most species, with the exception of aquatic, amphibious, and giant monsters.
Flight allows all species (and monsters) to ignore the effects of both water tiles. Large creatures move and attack normally in shallow water; Giant creatures can also wade in deep water.
In addition, there are numerous things such as steam, ice, mist, and Primal Wave that are forms of water, though not floor tiles. These are all covered on their own pages.
See also
History
- Prior to 0.24, followers of Fedhas could convert dungeon floor into water by using the Rain ability. Also, they could remove shallow and deep water tiles via the Sunlight ability.
- Prior to 0.19, the player could convert floor tiles into water by drawing the Water card.
