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Some monsters are capable of '''dividing''' into two new monsters of the same type. The type of division depends on the type of monster involved. | Some monsters are capable of '''dividing''' into two new monsters of the same type. The type of division depends on the type of monster involved. | ||
| − | [[Gremlin]]s and [[blue jelly|blue jellies]] can divide into two with half the HP and maximum HP of the original - the former from any source of water and the latter from inflicting damage with | + | [[Gremlin]]s, [[Mold|brown molds]], and [[blue jelly|blue jellies]] can divide into two with half the HP and maximum HP of the original - the former from any source of water and the latter two from inflicting damage with their [[passive attack|passive]] [[cold]] attacks. |
[[Brown pudding|Brown]] and [[black pudding]]s will divide into two with half the current HP but the same maximum HP as the original monster when hit with any [[iron]] item. As the maximum HP does not decrease, it is possible to split these monsters indefinitely if they are [[healing|healed]] after splitting, giving rise to the practice of [[pudding farming]]. | [[Brown pudding|Brown]] and [[black pudding]]s will divide into two with half the current HP but the same maximum HP as the original monster when hit with any [[iron]] item. As the maximum HP does not decrease, it is possible to split these monsters indefinitely if they are [[healing|healed]] after splitting, giving rise to the practice of [[pudding farming]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 31 August 2006
Some monsters are capable of dividing into two new monsters of the same type. The type of division depends on the type of monster involved.
Gremlins, brown molds, and blue jellies can divide into two with half the HP and maximum HP of the original - the former from any source of water and the latter two from inflicting damage with their passive cold attacks.
Brown and black puddings will divide into two with half the current HP but the same maximum HP as the original monster when hit with any iron item. As the maximum HP does not decrease, it is possible to split these monsters indefinitely if they are healed after splitting, giving rise to the practice of pudding farming.
Long worms can have part of their tail cut off, sometimes resulting in a new worm as the old tail; the maximum HPs of the two resulting worms depends on their length.
