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A black jell | A {{name}} is a creature belonging to the [[oozes]] faction. It can be found in {{favilink|Golgotha}}. | ||
Black jells attack in melee with their {{favilink|oozing pseudopod|plural}}, of which they possess 4. Each pseudopod is a [[cudgel]] weapon that deals {{Heart}}{{dice tooltip|2d2}} damage, and has a {{PV}}[[PV|penetration value]] that depends on the particular black jell's [[Strength]] modifier.<ref><code>ObjectBlueprints.xml</code></ref> | |||
When a black jell hits a creature with one of their oozing pseudopods, the creature is forced to make a [[Toughness]] [[save]] of difficulty 25. If they fail, they will be inflicted with the onset stage of either [[ironshank]] or [[glotrot]]. Which disease they contract depends on their current Z-level; if the Z-level is an even number, they will contract ironshank, and if odd, they will contract glotrot.{{Code Reference|class=DiseaseOnHit}} | |||
When a black jell dies, it explodes into several pools of {{favilink|black ooze}}. Each tile adjacent to the amoeba, including the tile it was occupying, will have an 80% chance of being filled with a pool, with each pool having a volume of {{dice tooltip|1d250+250}} drams. Each pool will also have a 25% chance to contain a [[hidden]] {{favilink|sewage eel}}.{{Code Reference||class=LiquidBurst}} | |||
Being an ooze, black jells lack a mind and thus are immune to abilities and effects that target the mind of a creature, such as [[Sunder Mind]].{{Code Reference|class=MentalShield}} Additionally, black jells cannot slip on slippery liquids such as {{favilink|slime}}, or become stuck in sticky liquids such as {{favilink|asphalt}}. Finally, black jells bleed slime instead of {{favilink|blood}}, and cannot be knocked [[prone]].{{Code Reference|class=NoKnockdown}} | |||
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Revision as of 06:56, 22 February 2021
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ID?
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Black Jel |
Faction
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oozes (Loved100 Reputation) |
Demeanor
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neutral |
Gender
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Inventory
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Inventory
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\oozing pseudopod2d2 4/10003 x1(100%) | |
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Experience?
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450 XP |
XP Tier
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3 |
Role
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Brute |
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Infobox data from game version 2.0.201.60
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This animate sac of black ooze rolls along the floor. Through the thin membrane that keeps it from spilling out of itself you spot a shoal of eels swimming about.
A black jell is a creature belonging to the oozes faction. It can be found in Golgotha.
Black jells attack in melee with their \oozing pseudopods, of which they possess 4. Each pseudopod is a cudgel weapon that deals 2d22-4 (Avg: 3) damage, and has a penetration value that depends on the particular black jell's Strength modifier.[1]
When a black jell hits a creature with one of their oozing pseudopods, the creature is forced to make a Toughness save of difficulty 25. If they fail, they will be inflicted with the onset stage of either ironshank or glotrot. Which disease they contract depends on their current Z-level; if the Z-level is an even number, they will contract ironshank, and if odd, they will contract glotrot.[2]
When a black jell dies, it explodes into several pools of black ooze. Each tile adjacent to the amoeba, including the tile it was occupying, will have an 80% chance of being filled with a pool, with each pool having a volume of 1d250+250251-500 (Avg: 375.5) drams. Each pool will also have a 25% chance to contain a hidden sewage eel.[3]
Being an ooze, black jells lack a mind and thus are immune to abilities and effects that target the mind of a creature, such as Sunder Mind.[4] Additionally, black jells cannot slip on slippery liquids such as slime, or become stuck in sticky liquids such as asphalt. Finally, black jells bleed slime instead of blood, and cannot be knocked prone.[5]
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This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.201.70. |
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