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[[Image:Scorpion-panel2-col.png|thumb|200px|right|A giant desert scorpion doing what it knows best.]]
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[[Image:Scorpion-panel2-col.png|thumb|200px|right|A Giant Desert Scorpion doing what it knows best.]]
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The '''giant desert scorpion''' is a high-{{L|value}} creature commonly found in {{L|desert}}s and although they aren't found in large numbers they are dangerous combatants.  
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The '''Giant Desert Scorpion''' is a very high-{{L|value}} creature commonly found in {{L|desert}}s. As opponents, they are equivalent to {{L|Giant Cave Spiders}} in lethality, and may appear in groups of anything from one to three mayhem-minded individuals. Giant Desert Scorpions are predatory meandering killing machines. They will roam over long distances seeking prey, meaning they ''will'' eventually find your fortress and start stinging dwarves.
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*They move extremely quickly and roam over long distances, meaning that even if you try and stay away from them, they will eventually find your fortress and start stinging people.
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*They cannot be stunned because they feel no pain.
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Giant Desert Scorpions are capable of injecting a {{L|syndrome|neurotoxin}} which causes necrosis of the brain and nervous system, resulting in instant death once they completely rot. They cannot be stunned and feel no pain or fear. A wounded scorpion will never stop fighting until it is either dead or unconscious.
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*They are capable of injecting a {{L|syndrome|neurotoxin}} which causes necrosis of the brain and nervous system, resulting in instant death once they rot away completely.
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The ''good'' news is that Giant Desert Scorpions can be tamed once a {{L|Dungeon Master}} is present. Stuffing a {{L|cage}} with thirty scorpions and {{L|lever|releasing}} them all at once during an {{L|siege|invasion}} is a joyous sight.  
  
 
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Revision as of 02:25, 14 September 2010

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Giant desert scorpion

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Biome
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×4)

Food items

Meat 21-22
Fat 21
Brain 1
Heart 1

Raw materials

Skin Chitin
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This article is about an older version of DF.
A Giant Desert Scorpion doing what it knows best.

The Giant Desert Scorpion is a very high-Template:L creature commonly found in Template:Ls. As opponents, they are equivalent to Template:L in lethality, and may appear in groups of anything from one to three mayhem-minded individuals. Giant Desert Scorpions are predatory meandering killing machines. They will roam over long distances seeking prey, meaning they will eventually find your fortress and start stinging dwarves.

Giant Desert Scorpions are capable of injecting a Template:L which causes necrosis of the brain and nervous system, resulting in instant death once they completely rot. They cannot be stunned and feel no pain or fear. A wounded scorpion will never stop fighting until it is either dead or unconscious.

The good news is that Giant Desert Scorpions can be tamed once a Template:L is present. Stuffing a Template:L with thirty scorpions and Template:L them all at once during an Template:L is a joyous sight.

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