Warklin mauler: Difference between revisions

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Revision as of 13:02, 18 October 2009


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Warklin Mauler
Mauler.jpg
Creature Levels:
    Overall ?
    Level Variance -
    Natural Attack ?
    Weapon Attack ?
    Defense ?
    Player Estimated -
Potential overall skill: ?
Skill Cap 280 to 400
Skinnable Yes
Has Coins Yes
Has Gems Yes
Has Boxes No
Has Other Unknown
Uses Weapons Unknown
Alignment No
Corporeal Yes
Construct No
Casts Spells No
Attack Range Melee
Stealthy No
Special Attacks No
Special Defenses Unknown
Body Type Insect
Body Type (Alt) unknown
Body Size unknown
Located:,
Premium-Only Unknown
Skinning Details
Ranks Required ?
Max Value ?
Max Arranged ?
 
Manipulation
Manipulatable Yes
Skill Required ? / ?
Teaching Cap ?


Description

The warklin mauler resembles some of the more exotic tropical beetle forms, inasmuch as it has many legs, and a hardened carapace surrounding its segmented body. The two legs closest to its face are awkward looking, being bent back up over thick shoulder joints, and then arcing forward in wicked scythe-like points. The remaining legs are wide, and short, holding the hard-shelled body close to the ground. Glossy black eyes peer out from within the shadowy depths of a plated visor-like shell protrusion, looking adroitly ahead. What makes it different from its armored cousin is that the shell on the mauler is about five times thicker, and hence the mauler is much slower than its light infantry relative.

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