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Updated by egocarib with game version 2.0.206.57 using QBE v1.0rc2
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| categories = Fungal Infections | | categories = Fungal Infections | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
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* This is the most common fungal infection to get due to how easily it spreads. In fungal biomes, it helps to look at all friends to fungi to see if they are covered in fickle gill, and if so, | * This is the most common fungal infection to get due to how easily it spreads. In fungal biomes, it helps to look at all friends to fungi to see if they are covered in fickle gill, and if so, avoid them in melee. If they do spew spores, it can indicate which spore color that game causes fickle gill. | ||
* Since most intelligent organic creatures will avoid entering spore clouds, fickle gill can stop enemies from trying to get into your melee range once the spores are spewed. | * Since most intelligent organic creatures will avoid entering spore clouds, fickle gill can stop enemies from trying to get into your melee range once the spores are spewed. | ||