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Titans can potentially cause dangerous [[syndrome]]s in their victims, as the effects can vary anywhere from mild dizziness and nausea to heavy bleeding and immediate necrosis.
 
Titans can potentially cause dangerous [[syndrome]]s in their victims, as the effects can vary anywhere from mild dizziness and nausea to heavy bleeding and immediate necrosis.
  
The number of titans is a worldgen parameter; you can have any number you want.  Each titan lives within a particular region of the world for which it will be named (e.g. "mountain titan" or "ocean titan"). All titans are [[building destroyer]]s, and they are also entirely immune to [[trap]]s and cannot be stunned in any way. [[Bridge]]s are also less useful, as they cannot be raised or lowered as long as the beast is standing on (or under) them, preventing the traditional [[magma]] pit / [[dwarven atom smasher]] designs from working. This is probably one of [[Main:Toady One|Toady One]]'s ways of making the encounters even more [[fun]].
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The number of titans is a worldgen parameter; you can have any number you want.  Each titan lives within a particular region of the world for which it will be named (e.g. "mountain titan" or "ocean titan"). All titans are building destroyers, and they are also entirely immune to [[trap]]s and cannot be stunned in any way. [[Bridge]]s are also less useful, as they cannot be raised or lowered as long as the beast is standing on (or under) them, preventing the traditional [[magma]] pit / [[dwarven atom smasher]] designs from working. This is probably one of [[Main:Toady One|Toady One]]'s ways of making the encounters even more [[fun]].
  
 
When a titan appears, the game pauses and a message appears in the center of the screen with a description of the titan.
 
When a titan appears, the game pauses and a message appears in the center of the screen with a description of the titan.

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