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However only their tail is poisonous and they don't attack with it often, needing to latch on to their prey with their pincers first.
 
However only their tail is poisonous and they don't attack with it often, needing to latch on to their prey with their pincers first.
  
Their corpses can by used to [[extract]] paralyzing venom{{verify}} (no use at the moment) and an antidote to it (also, no use at the moment). As with all animals, they can be sold to [[caravan]]s. When [[butcher]]ed they will leave no [[bone]]s nor [[skull]], and instead of [[leather]] they will leave [[chitin]].
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Their corpses can by used to [[extract]] paralyzing venom{{verify}} (no use at the moment) and an antidote to it (also, no use at the moment). As with all animals, they can be sold to [[caravan]]s. When [[butcher]]ed they will leave no [[bone]]s nor [[skull]], and instead of [[leather]] they will leave high-value [[chitin]].
  
 
Some frustrated scorpions have been reported to be invading fortresses to destroy [[wood]]en constructs and their <tt>[BUILDINGDESTROYER:1]</tt> supports this claim.  Due to the relative scarcity of wood in their [[biome]] they often end up going well out of their way to find wooden [[construction]]s to rip up;  [[archery target]]s have proven to be a popular, er, target.  
 
Some frustrated scorpions have been reported to be invading fortresses to destroy [[wood]]en constructs and their <tt>[BUILDINGDESTROYER:1]</tt> supports this claim.  Due to the relative scarcity of wood in their [[biome]] they often end up going well out of their way to find wooden [[construction]]s to rip up;  [[archery target]]s have proven to be a popular, er, target.  

Revision as of 19:18, 9 June 2009

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A giant desert scorpion doing what it knows best.

The giant desert scorpion is commonly found in deserts and although they aren't found in large numbers they are dangerous combatants.

  • They are capable of using a paralyzing poison.
  • They cannot be stunned because they feel no pain.
  • They have excellent vision so ambushing them is difficult[Verify].

However only their tail is poisonous and they don't attack with it often, needing to latch on to their prey with their pincers first.

Their corpses can by used to extract paralyzing venom[Verify] (no use at the moment) and an antidote to it (also, no use at the moment). As with all animals, they can be sold to caravans. When butchered they will leave no bones nor skull, and instead of leather they will leave high-value chitin.

Some frustrated scorpions have been reported to be invading fortresses to destroy wooden constructs and their [BUILDINGDESTROYER:1] supports this claim. Due to the relative scarcity of wood in their biome they often end up going well out of their way to find wooden constructions to rip up; archery targets have proven to be a popular, er, target.

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