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| − | {{Wikipedia|Dingo}}
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| − | {{monster
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| − | |name=Dingo
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| − | |symbol={{yellow|d}}
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| − | |tile=[[Image:Dingo.png]]
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| − | |difficulty=5
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| − | |level=4
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| − | |experience=44
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| − | |speed=16
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| − | |AC=5
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| − | |MR=0
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| − | |align=0
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| − | |frequency=Very rare
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| − | |genocidable=Yes
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| − | |attacks=Bite: 1d6<br/>
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| − | |weight=400
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| − | |nutr=200
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| − | |size=medium
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| − | |resistances=None
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| − | |resistances conveyed=None
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| − | }}
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| − | A '''dingo''' is a relatively easy to defeat monster that can be found anywhere from early in the game to the [[player|player's]] last level spent in the dungeons. A couple dingos will provide a decent meal, as each has a nutritional value of 200.
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| − | ==Encyclopedia entry==
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| − | A wolflike wild dog, Canis dingo, of Australia, having a
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| − | reddish- or yellowish-brown coat, believed to have been
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| − | introduced by the aborigines.
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| − | [Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language]
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| − | [[Category:Monsters]]
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