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Demons inhabit {{L|Hell}}. At this time it appears that they are randomly generated at worldgen, creating unique fun for every player. Examples of possible demons include giant centipedes made of ash that hunger for blood, eyeless mosquitoes that spit icicles, and emaciated fruitbats with giant clicking mandibles. | Demons inhabit {{L|Hell}}. At this time it appears that they are randomly generated at worldgen, creating unique fun for every player. Examples of possible demons include giant centipedes made of ash that hunger for blood, eyeless mosquitoes that spit icicles, and emaciated fruitbats with giant clicking mandibles. | ||
| − | The only common feature to all demons seems to be | + | The only common feature to all demons seems to be a hatred for all things dwarfy. Though their creature data seems to have been removed from the raws by [[Toady One|Toady]] in order to make them more mysterious and 'final,' they will always be portrayed as an ampersand (&). |
They will occasionally escape the underworld and earn/create statuses in goblin or human civilizations; among humans, they pose as gods, while they take over goblin civilizations through more direct means. | They will occasionally escape the underworld and earn/create statuses in goblin or human civilizations; among humans, they pose as gods, while they take over goblin civilizations through more direct means. | ||
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Demons
Demons inhabit Template:L. At this time it appears that they are randomly generated at worldgen, creating unique fun for every player. Examples of possible demons include giant centipedes made of ash that hunger for blood, eyeless mosquitoes that spit icicles, and emaciated fruitbats with giant clicking mandibles.
The only common feature to all demons seems to be a hatred for all things dwarfy. Though their creature data seems to have been removed from the raws by Toady in order to make them more mysterious and 'final,' they will always be portrayed as an ampersand (&).
They will occasionally escape the underworld and earn/create statuses in goblin or human civilizations; among humans, they pose as gods, while they take over goblin civilizations through more direct means.
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Little do demons know that though their claws and fire cannot pierce the Template:L sealing them away, a simple Template:L Template:L can dig right through it with ease. Armok forbid these unholy creatures ever get their hands on one.