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| − | '''Oviparous''' | + | '''Oviparous''' monsters are creatures which lay [[egg]]s. If the player is polymorphed into a [[gender|female]] oviparous monster, the #[[sit]] command can be used to lay an egg, which will hatch into a [[tame]] monster. In addition, some randomly-generated eggs are the eggs of oviparous monsters. |
==List of oviparous monsters== | ==List of oviparous monsters== | ||
Revision as of 08:33, 25 October 2019
Oviparous monsters are creatures which lay eggs. If the player is polymorphed into a female oviparous monster, the #sit command can be used to lay an egg, which will hatch into a tame monster. In addition, some randomly-generated eggs are the eggs of oviparous monsters.
List of oviparous monsters
The following monsters are oviparous:
- All adult dragons
- All adult nagas
- a Giant ant
- a Killer bee
- a Soldier ant
- a Fire ant
- a Queen bee
- c Cockatrice
- c Pyrolisk
- g Gargoyle
- g Winged gargoyle
- s Cave spider
- s Centipede
- s Giant spider
- s Scorpion
- w Long worm
- w Purple worm
- S Garter snake
- S Snake
- S Water moccasin
- S Pit viper
- S Python
- S Cobra
- ; Piranha
- ; Shark
- ; Giant eel
- ; Electric eel
- : Crocodile
- s Scorpius
SLASH'EM
The following new SLASH'EM monsters are also oviparous:
- a Giant tick
- a Giant flea
- a Snow ant
- a Giant louse
- s Recluse spider
- s Barking spider
- s Carrion crawler
- s Nickelpede
- s Giant scorpion
- s Girtab
- s Shelob
- s Phase spider
- s Werespider
- z Echidna
- z Platypus
- D Shimmering dragon
- D Deep dragon
- S King cobra
- S Asphynx
- ; Giant crab
- : Rhaumbusun
- : Basilisk
- : Komodo dragon
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