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|bones=0|meat=13|fat=13|hoofs=0|horns=0
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|intestines=1|liver=0|tripe=0
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|sweetbread=0|spleen=0|kidney=0|brain=0
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:''A small underground monster that crawls across the cavern wall with its four clawed hands. It has a single large eye which can shine with its own light, otherwise its stony skin blends in with the rock. It has no mouth and is said to feed on evil alone.''
 
:''A small underground monster that crawls across the cavern wall with its four clawed hands. It has a single large eye which can shine with its own light, otherwise its stony skin blends in with the rock. It has no mouth and is said to feed on evil alone.''
  
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A small monster that can be found in {{L|cavern|caverns}}. They aren't known to be particularly dangerous.
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A small monster that can be found in the deepest {{L|cavern}}s. They aren't known to be particularly dangerous, but they do take a lot of killing.
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{{L|trap design|Drowning chambers}} do not work on creeping eyes, as they have no lungs. The same 5 z-level pit trap capable of killing dozens of {{L|blind cave ogre}}s with assembly line efficiency doesn't even damage these hardy creatures. Your best bet is your military, even though creeping eyes have a lot of excess targetable body parts and only one weak point: the heart.
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Interestingly, despite feeding on evil alone creeping eyes have intestines, implying that evil can be metabolized. Because of this, it is widely believed that bars of {{L|soap}} derived from the evil-saturated fat of creeping eyes is a powerful dwarven aphrodisiac and beard strengthener.
  
 
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Revision as of 06:13, 12 June 2010

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Creeping eye

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Biome
Cannot be tamed
Butchering returns

Food items

Meat 13
Fat 13
Brain 0
Heart 1
Lungs 0
Liver 0
Kidneys 0
Tripe 0
Sweetbread 0
Spleen 0

Raw materials

Skin Unknown

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A small underground monster that crawls across the cavern wall with its four clawed hands. It has a single large eye which can shine with its own light, otherwise its stony skin blends in with the rock. It has no mouth and is said to feed on evil alone.

A small monster that can be found in the deepest Template:Ls. They aren't known to be particularly dangerous, but they do take a lot of killing.

Template:L do not work on creeping eyes, as they have no lungs. The same 5 z-level pit trap capable of killing dozens of Template:Ls with assembly line efficiency doesn't even damage these hardy creatures. Your best bet is your military, even though creeping eyes have a lot of excess targetable body parts and only one weak point: the heart.

Interestingly, despite feeding on evil alone creeping eyes have intestines, implying that evil can be metabolized. Because of this, it is widely believed that bars of Template:L derived from the evil-saturated fat of creeping eyes is a powerful dwarven aphrodisiac and beard strengthener.

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