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| The body part is the "core" of the creature; when the upperbody body part is destroyed, the creature is blown apart. | | The body part is the "core" of the creature; when the upperbody body part is destroyed, the creature is blown apart. | ||
− | A creature doesn't die | + | A creature doesn't die untill an UPPERBODY, HEAD, or LOWERBODY is destroyed, so a creature without one or all of these |
can't be killed*. UPPERBODYs aren't redundant, once one is destroyed the creature dies. Body parts with [CONTYPE:UPPERBODY] will be connected to these. | can't be killed*. UPPERBODYs aren't redundant, once one is destroyed the creature dies. Body parts with [CONTYPE:UPPERBODY] will be connected to these. | ||
*most creatures can also be killed indirectly by suffocation or blood loss. (or brain damage?). | *most creatures can also be killed indirectly by suffocation or blood loss. (or brain damage?). | ||
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− | | The body part is another part of the "core" of the creature. When the lowerbody body part is destroyed, the creature is bisected. A creature doesn't die | + | | The body part is another part of the "core" of the creature. When the lowerbody body part is destroyed, the creature is bisected. A creature doesn't die untill an UPPERBODY, HEAD, or LOWERBODY is destroyed, so a creature without one or all of these can't be killed*. LOWERBODYs aren't redundant, once one is destroyed the creature dies. Body parts with [CONTYPE:LOWERBODY] will be connected to these. |
*most creatures can also be killed indirectly by suffocation or blood loss. (or brain damage?). | *most creatures can also be killed indirectly by suffocation or blood loss. (or brain damage?). | ||
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− | | The body part is usable for [[wrestling]] (i.e. can grab, lock, choke, etc | + | | The body part is usable for [[wrestling]] (i.e. can grab, lock, choke, etc). |
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