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| − | [[File:push_preview.png|100px|right]]'''Pushing''' is an attack used by combatants too injured to use normal attacks, or by a [[creature]] who possesses no | + | [[File:push_preview.png|100px|right]] |
| + | '''Pushing''' is an attack used by combatants too injured to use normal attacks, or by a [[creature]] who possesses no pre-defined attacks. | ||
| − | Examples are [[wound|spine-damaged]] dwarves who cannot otherwise attack, and [[giant grasshopper]]s who have no attacks. Pushing is always treated as a blunt attack, and, depending on the [[size]] of the creature, can be either harmless or very deadly. A push from a large creature can break [[bone]]s or [[skull]]s easily because of all the weight behind the push. | + | Examples are [[wound|spine-damaged]] dwarves who cannot otherwise attack, and [[giant grasshopper]]s who have no attacks. Pushing is always treated as a blunt attack, and, depending on the [[size]] of the creature, can be either harmless or very deadly. A push from a large creature can break [[bone]]s or [[skull]]s easily because of all the weight behind the push. [[Giant sponge]]s in particular are well-known 'push-killers', because of their great size. |
Note that, despite the name, a push doesn't actually move the target creature unless they dodge out of the way, or are sent flying from it - it's treated like any other melee attack. Push attacks cannot be aimed. | Note that, despite the name, a push doesn't actually move the target creature unless they dodge out of the way, or are sent flying from it - it's treated like any other melee attack. Push attacks cannot be aimed. | ||
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These creatures are incapable of attacking normally, and thus will use the push attack whenever they attack in combat. | These creatures are incapable of attacking normally, and thus will use the push attack whenever they attack in combat. | ||
| − | {{ | + | {{Columns-list| |
| − | *[[Cave blob]] | + | *[[File:Cave_blob_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|o|6:1}} [[Cave blob]] |
| − | *[[Cave floater]] | + | *[[File:Cave_floater_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|f|6:1}} [[Cave floater]] |
| − | *[[Creeping eye]] | + | *[[File:Creeping_eye_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|e|7:1}} [[Creeping eye]] |
| − | *[[Flesh ball]] | + | *[[File:Flesh_ball_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|o|6:0}} [[Flesh ball]] |
| − | *[[Floating guts]] | + | *[[File:Floating_guts_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|%|7:0}} [[Floating guts]] |
| − | *[[Giant fly]] | + | *[[File:Beast sprites preview anim.gif|20px]] / {{Tile|?|7:1}} [[Forgotten beast]] (blob-shaped) |
| − | *[[Giant grasshopper]] | + | *[[File:Giant_fly_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|F|0:1}} [[Giant fly]] |
| − | *[[Giant louse]] | + | *[[File:Giant_grasshopper_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|G|2:1}} [[Giant grasshopper]] |
| − | *[[Giant moon snail]] | + | *[[File:Giant_louse_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|L|6:0}} [[Giant louse]] |
| − | *[[Giant mosquito]] | + | *[[File:Giant_moon_snail_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|S|4:1}} [[Giant moon snail]] |
| − | *[[Giant moth]] | + | *[[File:Giant_mosquito_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|M|0:1}} [[Giant mosquito]] |
| − | *[[Giant slug]] | + | *[[File:Giant_moth_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|M|6:0}} [[Giant moth]] |
| − | *[[Giant snail]] | + | *[[File:Giant_slug_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|S|6:1}} [[Giant slug]] |
| − | *[[Giant sponge]] | + | *[[File:Giant_snail_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|S|7:0}} [[Giant snail]] |
| − | *[[Giant thrips]] | + | *[[File:Giant_sponge_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|S|4:1}} [[Giant sponge]] |
| − | *[[Magma crab]] | + | *[[File:Giant_thrips_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|T|6:0}} [[Giant thrips]] |
| − | *[[Sponge]] | + | *[[File:Magma_crab_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|C|0:1}} [[Magma crab]] |
| + | *[[File:Sponge_sprite.png|20px]] / {{Tile|s|4:1}} [[Sponge]] | ||
| + | *[[File:Beast sprites preview anim.gif|20px]] / {{Tile|?|7:1}} [[Titan]] (blob-shaped) | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{category|Game mechanics}} | {{category|Game mechanics}} | ||
[[ru:Push]] | [[ru:Push]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:33, 5 June 2023
v50.14 · v0.47.05 This article is about the current version of DF.Note that some content may still need to be updated. |
Pushing is an attack used by combatants too injured to use normal attacks, or by a creature who possesses no pre-defined attacks.
Examples are spine-damaged dwarves who cannot otherwise attack, and giant grasshoppers who have no attacks. Pushing is always treated as a blunt attack, and, depending on the size of the creature, can be either harmless or very deadly. A push from a large creature can break bones or skulls easily because of all the weight behind the push. Giant sponges in particular are well-known 'push-killers', because of their great size.
Note that, despite the name, a push doesn't actually move the target creature unless they dodge out of the way, or are sent flying from it - it's treated like any other melee attack. Push attacks cannot be aimed.
Creatures who use push attacks[edit]
These creatures are incapable of attacking normally, and thus will use the push attack whenever they attack in combat.
/ oCave blob
/ fCave floater
/ eCreeping eye
/ oFlesh ball
/ %Floating guts
/ ?Forgotten beast (blob-shaped)
/ FGiant fly
/ GGiant grasshopper
/ LGiant louse
/ SGiant moon snail
/ MGiant mosquito
/ MGiant moth
/ SGiant slug
/ SGiant snail
/ SGiant sponge
/ TGiant thrips
/ CMagma crab
/ sSponge- /
?Titan (blob-shaped)
