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'''Cave floaters''' are small floating balls of [[syndrome]] found in the deepest [[cavern]]s. The good news is said syndrome won't kill your dwarves. The bad news is it's nearly impossible to avoid contamination as it's an inhaled projectile weapon. It isn't typically necessary to fight these creatures, but if you must you'll want to shoot it from afar.
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'''Cave floaters''' are small floating creatures full of gas that supposedly causes a [[syndrome]] found in the deepest [[cavern]]s. The good news is said syndrome won't kill your dwarves. The bad news is it's nearly impossible to avoid contamination as it's an inhaled projectile weapon. It isn't typically necessary to fight these creatures, but if you must you'll want to shoot it from afar.
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Cave Floaters cannot attack normally expect for their default [[push]] attack Instead, they launch a stream of steaming cave floater gas juice at attackers. This juice, despite being described as hot doesn't seem to cause burns or indeed do much of anything. an unarmored elf took no damage from being squirted by about 20 floaters.
  
 
If you manage to kill a cave floater without puncturing it, take care NOT to butcher the corpse, as it will detonate the gas right there in the butcher's shop. It's not generally worth it anyways, as the only thing produced will be a single cave floater skin (which will turn into '''more''' poisonous gas the instant you attempt to tan it{{bug|1448}}).
 
If you manage to kill a cave floater without puncturing it, take care NOT to butcher the corpse, as it will detonate the gas right there in the butcher's shop. It's not generally worth it anyways, as the only thing produced will be a single cave floater skin (which will turn into '''more''' poisonous gas the instant you attempt to tan it{{bug|1448}}).
  
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Cave Floaters can not be kept as pets without [[modding]], but it probably isn't a good idea to do so. Cave floater gas doesn't play favorites.
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Cave Floaters can not be kept as pets without [[modding]].
  
 
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Revision as of 06:12, 29 October 2013

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Cave floater

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Urist likes cave floaters for their graceful drifting.
Biome

  • Underground Depth: 2-3
Attributes

· Flying · Genderless · No Stun · Syndrome

Cannot be tamed 
Size
Max: 40,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: Birth
Max age: 15-30
Butchering returns

Food items

Raw materials

Skin Raw hide
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A floating pod with eye-stalks. It can spray poison and it gives off poison gas when punctured.

Cave floaters are small floating creatures full of gas that supposedly causes a syndrome found in the deepest caverns. The good news is said syndrome won't kill your dwarves. The bad news is it's nearly impossible to avoid contamination as it's an inhaled projectile weapon. It isn't typically necessary to fight these creatures, but if you must you'll want to shoot it from afar.

Cave Floaters cannot attack normally expect for their default push attack Instead, they launch a stream of steaming cave floater gas juice at attackers. This juice, despite being described as hot doesn't seem to cause burns or indeed do much of anything. an unarmored elf took no damage from being squirted by about 20 floaters.

If you manage to kill a cave floater without puncturing it, take care NOT to butcher the corpse, as it will detonate the gas right there in the butcher's shop. It's not generally worth it anyways, as the only thing produced will be a single cave floater skin (which will turn into more poisonous gas the instant you attempt to tan itBug:1448).

Cave Floaters can not be kept as pets without modding.

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