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* Slumberlings are safe to exist near even for very early-game players, as long as the player remains vigilant of other creatures likely to wake them up, such as [[snapjaws]]. | * Slumberlings are safe to exist near even for very early-game players, as long as the player remains vigilant of other creatures likely to wake them up, such as [[snapjaws]]. | ||
* For a {{name}} to charge, there must be at least two tiles between them and their target. This means that as long as the player character ends their turn ''exactly'' one tile | * For a {{name}} to charge, there must be at least two tiles between them and their target. This means that as long as the player character ends their turn ''exactly'' one tile separated from the {{name}}, it will be unable to charge ''and'' unable to attack in melee, rendering it effectively harmless. | ||
* If a {{name}} aggros on you, don't panic. It ''will'' fall asleep again soon, so do your best to kite it until it does. | * If a {{name}} aggros on you, don't panic. It ''will'' fall asleep again soon, so do your best to kite it until it does. | ||
* Since they appear in early game areas, it is usually the first source of a +2 ego [[face]] that players will come across. | * Since they appear in early game areas, it is usually the first source of a +2 ego [[face]] that players will come across. | ||
{{Creature Navbox|Bears}} | {{Creature Navbox|Bears}} | ||