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{{CreatureInfo|name=Sea monster|symbol=M|color=rgb(0, 255, 0)|bones=16|chunks=16|meat=16|fat=20|skulls=1|skin=Yes|biome= * Any ocean}}
 
{{CreatureInfo|name=Sea monster|symbol=M|color=rgb(0, 255, 0)|bones=16|chunks=16|meat=16|fat=20|skulls=1|skin=Yes|biome= * Any ocean}}
  
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Sea monsters are really odd and rare creatures, which appear to look like some sort of horribly mutated giant lobster with tentacles. They cannot move on land unless they're undead, but are still dangerous to your dwarves considering their enourmous size and attack variety. Its near impossible to meet one on adventurer mode unless you swim around on evil oceans, but you'll probably have other things to worry about in such a place, like undead fish.
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Sea monsters are really odd and rare creatures, which appear to look like some sort of horribly mutated giant lobster with tentacles. They cannot move on land*, but are still dangerous to any dwarf that comes near them due to their enormous size.
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(* Sea monsters can appear on [[evil]] maps, and any creature on an evil map can be [[undead]], and any undead aquatic creatures ''can'' walk on land - this would pretty much be a worst-case scenario.)
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Its nearly impossible to meet one on adventurer mode unless you swim around on evil oceans, but you'll probably have other things to worry about in such a place, like undead fish.  
  
 
{{Game_Data|[CREATURE:SEA_MONSTER]
 
{{Game_Data|[CREATURE:SEA_MONSTER]

Revision as of 19:02, 6 September 2009

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Sea monsters are really odd and rare creatures, which appear to look like some sort of horribly mutated giant lobster with tentacles. They cannot move on land*, but are still dangerous to any dwarf that comes near them due to their enormous size.

(* Sea monsters can appear on evil maps, and any creature on an evil map can be undead, and any undead aquatic creatures can walk on land - this would pretty much be a worst-case scenario.)

Its nearly impossible to meet one on adventurer mode unless you swim around on evil oceans, but you'll probably have other things to worry about in such a place, like undead fish.

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