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| − | A '''Blood Man''' is a creature composed of blood. While this sounds terrifying on paper, being made out of a liquid means you're going to lose limbs very easily. They | + | A '''Blood Man''' is a creature composed of blood. While this sounds terrifying on paper, being made out of a liquid means you're going to lose limbs very easily. They aren't generally considered threats as even civilian [[dwarf|dwarves]] and [[children]] can quickly punch their limbs off. Additionally their punches are soft enough to not do real damage to even naked dwarves. |
When they die they leave a tile of "corrupted blood", but there's nothing dangerous about it, and it doesn't carry any sort of [[syndrome]]. Despite being made of a liquid, dunking blood men in water won't cause them to fall apart. | When they die they leave a tile of "corrupted blood", but there's nothing dangerous about it, and it doesn't carry any sort of [[syndrome]]. Despite being made of a liquid, dunking blood men in water won't cause them to fall apart. | ||