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An {{name}} is a creature belonging to the [[apes]] faction. Albino apes are perhaps the most prolific apes, being found commonly in {{favilink|jungle|plural}} and {{favilink|Ruins}}. They can also be encountered in {{favilink|Red Rock}}, the {{favilink|Asphalt Mines}}, the {{favilink|Rust Wells}}, and both on the surface and underground in {{favilink|Grit Gate}}.{{File Ref|file=EncounterTables}} | An {{name}} is a creature belonging to the [[apes]] faction. Albino apes are perhaps the most prolific apes, being found commonly in {{favilink|jungle|plural}} and {{favilink|Ruins}}. They can also be encountered in {{favilink|Red Rock}}, the {{favilink|Asphalt Mines}}, the {{favilink|Rust Wells}}, and both on the surface and underground in {{favilink|Grit Gate}}.{{File Ref|file=EncounterTables}} | ||
Albino apes begin neutral to the player, but will become hostile if provoked. They attack with their {{favilink| | Albino apes begin neutral to the player, but will become hostile if provoked. They attack with their {{favilink page|Data:Fist (albino ape)|plural}}, natural [[cudgel]] weapons that deal {{Heart}}{{dice tooltip|2d2}} damage.{{File Ref|file=ObjectBlueprints|name=Object}} | ||
When an albino ape dies, it has a 10% chance to drop an {{favilink|albino ape corpse}}.<ref name="Object"/> This corpse can be [[butchery|butchered]], and has a 70% chance to produce an {{favilink|albino ape pelt}}, a 20% chance to produce an {{favilink|ape fur cloak}}, and a 10% chance to produce an {{favilink|albino ape heart}}.{{File Ref|file=PopulationTables}} | When an albino ape dies, it has a 10% chance to drop an {{favilink|albino ape corpse}}.<ref name="Object"/> This corpse can be [[butchery|butchered]], and has a 70% chance to produce an {{favilink|albino ape pelt}}, a 20% chance to produce an {{favilink|ape fur cloak}}, and a 10% chance to produce an {{favilink|albino ape heart}}.{{File Ref|file=PopulationTables}} | ||
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Albino ape |
Faction
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apes (Loved100 Reputation) |
Demeanor
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Inventory
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Inventory
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Corpse Dropped
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albino ape corpse(favilink error!) (10%) |
Experience?
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300 XP |
XP Tier
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Role
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Brute |
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Infobox data from game version 2.0.201.69
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Set in the middle of the great white head of this ape are two red eyes that gleam with a savage intellect. Snowy white fur covers the ape's hulking frame. They lift an enormous fist and beat their chest in fury as you approach.
An albino ape is a creature belonging to the apes faction. Albino apes are perhaps the most prolific apes, being found commonly in 
jungles and 
ruins. They can also be encountered in 
Red Rock, the 
Asphalt Mines, the 
Rust Wells, and both on the surface and underground in 
Grit Gate.[1]
Albino apes begin neutral to the player, but will become hostile if provoked. They attack with their \fists, natural cudgel weapons that deal 2d22-4 (Avg: 3) damage.[2]
When an albino ape dies, it has a 10% chance to drop an 
albino ape corpse.[2] This corpse can be butchered, and has a 70% chance to produce an 
albino ape pelt, a 20% chance to produce an 
ape fur cloak, and a 10% chance to produce an 
albino ape heart.[3]
Pilgrims
Albino apes have a 3% chance to spawn as "pilgrims". If these pilgrims are not currently in combat, not a follower to the player or another creature, and are otherwise not preoccupied with another activity, they will begin moving towards the lair of 
Oboroqoru, Ape God. They will continue their pilgrimage, stopping if they become occupied by combat or another action and resuming when they are done, until they reach the surface above the lair. Once they arrive, they will stop and begin to wander around the area randomly.[2][4]
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This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.201.72. |
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