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[[Category:Icemule Environs creatures]]
[[Category:Coastal Cliffs creatures]]
[[Category:Living creatures]]

Revision as of 11:20, 19 March 2020

Carrion worm
Carrion Worm Colored.jpg
Level 1
Family Worm family creatures
Body Type Worm
Classification(s) Living
Area(s) Found Coastal Cliffs
Icemule Environs
BCS Yes
HP 28
Speed
Attack Attributes
Physical Attacks
Charge 39 AS
Bite 29 AS
Defense Attributes
Armor
None (natural) ASG 1N
Defensive Strength (DS)
Melee 27
Ranged
Bolt 25
Unarmed Defense Factor
UDF 40 varies
Target Defense (TD)
Bard Base 3
Cleric Base
Empath Base
Paladin Base
Ranger Base
Sorcerer Base 3
Wizard Base
Minor Elemental 3
Major Elemental
Minor Spiritual 3
Major Spiritual 3
Minor Mental
Treasure Attributes
Coins none
Gems none
Magic Items none
Boxes none
Skin worm skin
Other

The carrion worm eagerly consumes anything dead and anything living that doesn't put up too much of a fight. Its long, slimy body tapers to a point at the tail end. At the business end, several hundred waving cilia force food into the worm's maw where the food is crushed by rows of short, sharp teeth. The carrion worm hunts blindly, using its keen sense of smell and hearing to locate its prey.

Hunting strategies

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Other information

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References

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