Fire-on-Asphalt

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Fire-On-Asphalt

50 Health Points 2 Armor Value 16 Dodge Value
Level: 2
toggle detailed stats ST: 18 Strength: 18 AG: 20 Agility: 20 QN: 100 Quickness: 100 TO: 18 Toughness: 18 WI: 16 Willpower: 16 MS: 100 Movespeed: 100 IN: 4 Intelligence: 4range: 4-5 EG: 7 Ego: 7range: 7-8 MA: 4 Mental Armor: 4 Attribute Range Mean Formula Strength 18 18 18 Agility 20 20 20 Toughness 18 18 18 Intelligence 4-5 4.5 4+1d2+0d2-1 Willpower 16 16 16 Ego 7-8 7.5 6+1d2+0d2 Attacker Level 1-4 50 XP Attacker Level 5-9 25 XP Attacker Level 10-14 5 XP Attacker Level 15+ 0 XP
Acid Res: 0 Elec Res: 0 Cold Res: -25 Heat Res: 100
	r
	FireOnAsphalt
	unshelled reptiles (Loved100 Reputation)
	neutral
	male
	50 XP
	0
	Artillery
Extra info: This creature is pettable Weighs 200 lbs
Infobox data from game version 2.0.204.95

Fire-On-Asphalt

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Peculiar and little, the dawnglider-like glides not through the air but on the ground. He is propelled via a flexble plastron, sliding through all terrain with supreme alacrity. Low from where his head lies, a tendril of smoke twirls.

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Dialogue

Fire-on-Asphalt

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hsss...

hss!

hisss.

hs!

*slithers away*

*Fire-on-Asphalt passively emits waves of heat that shimmer in the air*

*stares*

[1] Live and drink, hot noodle.

[End]

Recall Story

Peculiar Adaptations

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There is some argument as to whether these wingless dawngliders evolved separately from their winged kin, and if not, whether the fork happened before or after domestication by the western Issachar caravans. The Issachari themselves have a broad variety of claims concerning the taming of the species, most of which are even plausible.
    
    I'm inclined to keep a close eye on these creatures. The saltmarshes of Qud are poor hunting for our local dawnglider population; tall watervine and shallow pools can easily hide prey from a sky-predator. But one at ground level could sneak up on prey and boil them alive en masse. If a breeding pair were somehow introduced by a traveler passing through Joppa, it could devastate the salt marsh ecosystem.
    
    --Excerpt from the travelogue of Kaylenn Sand-Shell

Pet Response

Fire-On-Asphalt looks up at you.

Fire-On-Asphalt slithers idly.

Fire-On-Asphalt curls up into a knot.

Fire-On-Asphalt flicks his red-hot tongue at you.