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'''Giant sponges''' are larger versions of [[sponge]]s. They can be found in savage rivers, lakes and oceans. | '''Giant sponges''' are larger versions of [[sponge]]s. They can be found in savage rivers, lakes and oceans. | ||
| − | Physically, giant sponges are blobs made of "sponge" tissue. | + | Physically, giant sponges are blobs made of "sponge" tissue. Despite their lack of articulations or body parts, the combat mechanics of v0.40 have made it invulnerable no longer, due to the mechanics of pulping. Due to the sponge's weak material properties (even weaker than flesh), pulping sponge tissue with blunt weapons is not too difficult. However, their large size means they can shatter bones, articulations, bruise organs or even kill a dwarf via headshot using their default [[push]] attack. They may also themselves pulp body parts beyond recognition, as the push attack is also a blunt attack. How a giant sponge's soft structural tissue can break a dwarven skull is a [[physics|mystery for the ages]]. |
If some hapless [[dwarf]] appears near their water, giant sponges may feel suddenly threatened and charge (!) the hapless dwarf and engage in combat - the only occasion when they move at all. They may also become enraged or unconscious or feel pain, as utterly improbable as that sounds. | If some hapless [[dwarf]] appears near their water, giant sponges may feel suddenly threatened and charge (!) the hapless dwarf and engage in combat - the only occasion when they move at all. They may also become enraged or unconscious or feel pain, as utterly improbable as that sounds. | ||
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Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] giant sponges for their ''squishy texture''. | Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] giant sponges for their ''squishy texture''. | ||
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== Bugs == | == Bugs == | ||