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They're quite slow, so you can easily run away if you aren't prepared to handle them. Their passive acid attack does a fixed 3d6 damage, as opposed to (level+1)d6 that one finds on monsters such as [[spotted jelly|spotted jellies]] and [[blue jelly|blue jellies]]. | They're quite slow, so you can easily run away if you aren't prepared to handle them. Their passive acid attack does a fixed 3d6 damage, as opposed to (level+1)d6 that one finds on monsters such as [[spotted jelly|spotted jellies]] and [[blue jelly|blue jellies]]. | ||
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Revision as of 04:46, 1 February 2012
j ochre jelly | |
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Difficulty | 8 |
Attacks | |
Base level | 6 |
Base experience | 88 |
Speed | 3 |
Base AC | 8 |
Base MR | 20 |
Alignment | 0 (neutral) |
Frequency (by normal means) | 2 (Quite rare) |
Genocidable | Yes |
Weight | 50 |
Nutritional value | 20 |
Size | Medium |
Resistances | Acid, stoning |
Resistances conveyed |
none |
An ochre jelly:
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Reference | monst.c#line558 |
Ochre jellies attack by engulfing, and have a dangerous passive acid splash when attacked in melee. They can corrode iron or copper objects.
Strategy
They're quite slow, so you can easily run away if you aren't prepared to handle them. Their passive acid attack does a fixed 3d6 damage, as opposed to (level+1)d6 that one finds on monsters such as spotted jellies and blue jellies.