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A '''Blood Man''' is a creature composed of blood. While this sounds terrifying on paper, being made out of a liquid means you're going to lose limbs very easily. They aren't generally considered threats as even civilian [[dwarf|dwarves]] and [[children]] can quickly punch their limbs off. Additionally their punches are soft enough to not do real damage to even naked dwarves.
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A '''Blood Man''' is a creature composed of blood. While this sounds terrifying on paper, being made out of a liquid means you're going to lose limbs very easily. They are the weakest, most harmless creature you will encounter in caverns as even civilian [[dwarf|dwarves]] and [[children]] can quickly punch their limbs off. Additionally their punches are soft enough to not do real damage to even naked dwarves.
  
 
When they die they leave a tile of "corrupted blood", but there's nothing dangerous about it, and it doesn't carry any sort of [[syndrome]]. Despite being made of a liquid, dunking blood men in water won't cause them to fall apart.
 
When they die they leave a tile of "corrupted blood", but there's nothing dangerous about it, and it doesn't carry any sort of [[syndrome]]. Despite being made of a liquid, dunking blood men in water won't cause them to fall apart.

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Blood man

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Urist likes blood men for their gruesomeness.
Biome

  • Underground Depth: 3
Attributes
Alignment: Evil

· Genderless · No Stun · No Pain · No Exert · Humanoid

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Max: 70,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: Immortal
Becomes after death

Puddle of corrupted blood

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This article is about an older version of DF.
A man-shaped abomination made entirely of blood. These cursed creatures are only found very near the underworld.

A Blood Man is a creature composed of blood. While this sounds terrifying on paper, being made out of a liquid means you're going to lose limbs very easily. They are the weakest, most harmless creature you will encounter in caverns as even civilian dwarves and children can quickly punch their limbs off. Additionally their punches are soft enough to not do real damage to even naked dwarves.

When they die they leave a tile of "corrupted blood", but there's nothing dangerous about it, and it doesn't carry any sort of syndrome. Despite being made of a liquid, dunking blood men in water won't cause them to fall apart.

The only dangerous thing about blood men is what's often found nearby.

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