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The '''kraken''', {{monsym|kraken}}, is the most difficult [[sea monster]] in [[NetHack]]. Like the lesser [[giant eel]] and [[electric eel]], it possesses the [[instadeath]] [[drowning attack]].
 
The '''kraken''', {{monsym|kraken}}, is the most difficult [[sea monster]] in [[NetHack]]. Like the lesser [[giant eel]] and [[electric eel]], it possesses the [[instadeath]] [[drowning attack]].
  
Kraken are sometimes a target of reverse [[genocide]], as they are worth a high amount of experience points (even more than the [[Rider]]s and below only that of some of the [[demon prince]]s) and only have one [[hit point]] outside of [[moat|water]].
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Kraken are sometimes a target of reverse [[genocide]], as they are worth a high amount of experience points (even more than the [[Rider]]s and below only that of some of the [[demon prince]]s) and are not as dangerous outside water.
  
 
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==Encyclopedia entry==
==Encyclopaedia entry==
 
 
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Out from the water a long sinous tentacle  
 
Out from the water a long sinous tentacle  

Revision as of 10:46, 26 May 2013

The kraken, ;, is the most difficult sea monster in NetHack. Like the lesser giant eel and electric eel, it possesses the instadeath drowning attack.

Kraken are sometimes a target of reverse genocide, as they are worth a high amount of experience points (even more than the Riders and below only that of some of the demon princes) and are not as dangerous outside water.

Encyclopedia entry

Out from the water a long sinous tentacle
had crawled; it was pale-green and luminous
and wet. Its fingered end had a hold of Frodo's
foot, and was dragging him into the water.
Sam on his knees was now slashing at it with
a knife. The arm let go of Frodo, and Sam
pulled him away, crying out for help.
Twenty other arms came rippling out. The
dark water boiled, and there was a hideous stench.

[ The Fellowship of the Ring, by J.R.R Tolken ]

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