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(skeletons CAN be killed with axes. I've done it several times. And it's struck down, not collapse.) |
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'''Skeletons''' are a type of {{L|undead}} {{L|creature}}. | '''Skeletons''' are a type of {{L|undead}} {{L|creature}}. | ||
| − | + | Many creatures have the ability to be in skeletal form. However, some others like slugmen lack the proper body parts to do so, thus they cannot exist in skeletal form. | |
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| + | Creatures in skeletal form seem to take less damage from slashing weapons, but can still be struck down like that. These creatures can reach mangled on all parts and survive for extended battles. Unfortunately, they often collapse after a while, even with slashing weapons. | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 16 June 2010
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This article is about the undead creature. For the remains of a dead creature, see Template:L.
Skeletons are a type of Template:L Template:L.
Many creatures have the ability to be in skeletal form. However, some others like slugmen lack the proper body parts to do so, thus they cannot exist in skeletal form.
Creatures in skeletal form seem to take less damage from slashing weapons, but can still be struck down like that. These creatures can reach mangled on all parts and survive for extended battles. Unfortunately, they often collapse after a while, even with slashing weapons.