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| − | '''Antmen''' can often be found in underground caverns. They can form crude civilizations and usually have a couple piles of random items lying around. Antmen | + | '''Antmen''' can often be found in underground caverns. They can form crude civilizations and usually have a couple piles of random items lying around. Antmen form soldier, worker and queen castes, and are intelligent enough to use crude weapons such as blowguns. They can be deadly from their numbers and use of weapons, but a solid military effort can kill them off. Their blowguns can inflict mild poison effects on creatures, such as dizziness which causes them to be less effective in combat and slower at work like mining. |
{{Game_Data|[CREATURE:ANT_MAN] | {{Game_Data|[CREATURE:ANT_MAN] | ||
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- A humanoid with the head and body of an ant.
Antmen can often be found in underground caverns. They can form crude civilizations and usually have a couple piles of random items lying around. Antmen form soldier, worker and queen castes, and are intelligent enough to use crude weapons such as blowguns. They can be deadly from their numbers and use of weapons, but a solid military effort can kill them off. Their blowguns can inflict mild poison effects on creatures, such as dizziness which causes them to be less effective in combat and slower at work like mining.