Dromad

dromad

30 Health Points 8 Armor Value 6 Dodge Value
Level: 1
toggle detailed stats ST: 17 Strength: 17range: 16-18 AG: 17 Agility: 17range: 16-18 QN: 100 Quickness: 100 TO: 17 Toughness: 17range: 16-18 WI: 17 Willpower: 17range: 16-18 MS: 100 Movespeed: 100 IN: 17 Intelligence: 17range: 16-18 EG: 17 Ego: 17range: 16-18 MA: 4 Mental Armor: 4range: 4-5 Attribute Range Mean Formula Strength 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Agility 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Toughness 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Intelligence 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Willpower 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Ego 16-18 17 14+1d3+1d1 Attacker Level 1-4 25 XP Attacker Level 5-9 12 XP Attacker Level 10-14 2 XP Attacker Level 15+ 0 XP
Acid Res: 0 Elec Res: 0 Cold Res: 0 Heat Res: 0
Character	d
ID^?Use this ID to Wish for dromad	Dromad
Faction	dromad merchants (Loved100 Reputation)
Demeanor	neutral
Corpse Dropped	dromad corpse (100%)
Experience^?The XP granted when killed. Click "toggle detailed stats" above for a level-based breakdown.	25 XP
XP Tier	0
Role	Unspecified
Extra info: Weighs 201 lbs *Limbs (Humanoid):** Body (Body) Floating Nearby (Floating Nearby) Right Arm (Arm) Left Arm (Arm) Back (Back) Face (Face) Feet (Feet) Right Hand (Hand) Left Hand (Hand) Hands (Hands) Head (Head) Right Missile Weapon (Missile Weapon) Left Missile Weapon (Missile Weapon) * Excludes limbs granted via mutations
Infobox data from game version 2.0.210.2

dromad

Shot ink decorates the dulla on their long neck in one of the thousand patterns of the camelfolk. Their ears are arrayed with gilded rings, and eyelashes flow down their face like watervine fronds. Across their back, a hump of moistured and healthy fat pushes their center of mass skyward.

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Trivia

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The name "Dromad" most likely is a portmanteau from the word dromedary, the name for one-humped or "Arabian" camels, and the word nomad, the name for wandering people without a fixed habitation, which includes wandering traders.