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| − | An '''insect''' is any monster represented by the character {{white|a}}.
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| − | * [[Ant]]s:
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Soldier ant}}
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Giant ant}}
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Fire ant}}
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| − | * [[Bee]]s:
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Killer bee}}
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Queen bee}}
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| − | * Other insects:
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| − | ** {{monsymlink|Giant beetle}}
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| − | Insect-like creatures that are generally not considered to be insects include the {{white|s}} monster class, containing arachnids and other arthropods that aren't classified as insects in real life. The {{white|x}} monster class arguably also constitutes insects, because the class description is "xan or other mystical/fantastic insect", but these are not treated as insects in, for example, the [[summon insects]] monster spell.
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| − | ==Strategy==
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| − | Hostile [[aligned priest|priests]] can cast [[summon insects]], particularly in [[Moloch's Sanctum]] and the [[Astral Plane]]. If all insects have been [[genocide]]d, they will instead summon [[snake]]s.
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| − | It is not a good idea to [[genocide]] any species of insect, as they provide a valuable barrier between you and the tougher monsters in the Sanctum and Astral Plane. Some players make an exception to genocide soldier ants, as they pose a particular hazard in the early game.
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| − | == Variants ==
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| − | See the [[a|a (monster class)]] page.
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| − | [[Category:Monster classes]]
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| − | {{nethack-361}}
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