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:''A transparent and amorphous monster that lives underground.  It is small in size and is found crawling across the cavern floor.  Its organs appear to be floating inside of its body.''
 
:''A transparent and amorphous monster that lives underground.  It is small in size and is found crawling across the cavern floor.  Its organs appear to be floating inside of its body.''
  
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'''Floating Guts''' is a disturbing creature that appears to be little more than a slime containing a set of organs. Because of this lack of body parts it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill. If you have a dungeon master these can be trained as exotic pets, having a value of 10. They are genderless though and only live to  maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark.
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'''Floating Guts''' is a disturbing {{L|creature}} that appears to be little more than a slime containing a set of organs. Because of this lack of body parts it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill.  
  
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It is possible to butcher a floating guts, amusingly yielding "floating guts guts".
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If you have a {{L|dungeon master}} these can be trained as exotic {{L|pet}}s, having a value of 10. They are genderless though and only live to  maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark.
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It is possible to butcher a floating guts, amusingly yielding "floating guts guts".{{verify}}
  
 
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Revision as of 19:51, 5 July 2010

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Floating Guts

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A transparent and amorphous monster that lives underground. It is small in size and is found crawling across the cavern floor. Its organs appear to be floating inside of its body.

Floating Guts is a disturbing Template:L that appears to be little more than a slime containing a set of organs. Because of this lack of body parts it's extremely easy to damage organs on them, and thus relatively easy to kill.

If you have a Template:L these can be trained as exotic Template:Ls, having a value of 10. They are genderless though and only live to maximum of 30 years, so your supply is limited to what you find on embark.

It is possible to butcher a floating guts, amusingly yielding "floating guts guts".[Verify]

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