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Giant brown recluse spiders aren't especially aggressive, but when sufficiently provoked they tend to be very nasty, ripping off dwarves's limbs with ease and letting them bleed to death.
 
Giant brown recluse spiders aren't especially aggressive, but when sufficiently provoked they tend to be very nasty, ripping off dwarves's limbs with ease and letting them bleed to death.
  
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Their venom is as dangerous as normal [[brown recluse spider]]s, but it takes several hours to take effect, is localized to injected area, and most of the bites tend to rip off limbs, making venom use a bit pointless.
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Their venom is as dangerous as normal [[brown recluse spider]]s, but it takes several hours to take effect, is localized to injected area, and most of the bites tend to rip off limbs, making envenomation a bit pointless.
  
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Unlike [[giant cave spider]]s, giant brown recluse spiders only produce [[web]]s sporadically (like web-weaving [[vermin]]) and their silk is the same value as mundane spider webs, making them a very poor choice for [[silk farming]].
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Unlike [[giant cave spider]]s, giant brown recluse spiders only produce [[web]]s sporadically (like web-weaving [[vermin]]), live for a maximum of two years, and produce silk with the same value as mundane spider [[web]]s, making them a very poor choice for [[silk farming]].
  
 
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Giant brown recluse spider

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Urist likes giant brown recluse spiders for their venomous bite.
Biome

Variations

Brown recluse spider - Brown recluse spider man - Giant brown recluse spider

Attributes
Alignment: Savage

· No Stun · No Pain · Exotic mount · Webs · Syndrome

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

· Exotic pet · Non-Breeding

Not trainable 

Size
Max: 200,007 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 1-2
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 51
Fat 21
Brain 2
Heart 1
Intestines 8
Eyes 2

Raw materials

Skin Chitin
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This article is about an older version of DF.
A huge monster in the shape of a brown recluse spider.

Giant brown recluse spiders aren't especially aggressive, but when sufficiently provoked they tend to be very nasty, ripping off dwarves's limbs with ease and letting them bleed to death.

Their venom is as dangerous as normal brown recluse spiders, but it takes several hours to take effect, is localized to injected area, and most of the bites tend to rip off limbs, making envenomation a bit pointless.

Unlike giant cave spiders, giant brown recluse spiders only produce webs sporadically (like web-weaving vermin), live for a maximum of two years, and produce silk with the same value as mundane spider webs, making them a very poor choice for silk farming.

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