Mome Raths

"And the mome raths outgrabe..."

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Threat Level: Low to Average, depending on density of swarm (Neutral)
Species: Mammalian?
Habitat: Lith, Wonderland Dungeon.
Aggressive: Mome Raths are quite territorial for little critters.

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Health: 1 x Swarm Density (Size dependant on Swarm density)
Armor Quality: Swarms! All Physical Attacks do only 0.1 or 0.*(Swarm Density) with Horizontal attacks.
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-Strength: *0 (None...)
*Accuracy: 3 (Average)
-Endurance: *0.1 x 10 Swarm Density (*Very Low)
*Agility: *3 (Average, but only when 2 or 3 remaining)
-Speed: 4 (Average/High)
*Stamina: 0 (None, immune to Fatigue)
-Magic: 1 (Low)
*Faith: 0 (None, immune to Sorrow)

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Behavior

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Swarm! (Offensive)
- Quality: N/A
- Causes Swarm Denisty Damage to all targets caught within.
- Range: *Short Range (Terrestrial)

Swarm! (Defensive)
- Quality: N/A
- Reduces all agility & speed level of terrestrial targets caught within swarms.
- Range: N/A
* Signature Attack ... "Outgrabe" - (Uses 1 Stamina) Allows the Mome Rath swarm to steal Stamina or Faith from a target to bolster their numbers.

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Drops

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When killed the monster will drop...
- Nothing...

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Quick Facts

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Appearance...
- An individual mome rath is a basic rodent, but has a distinct bipedal (only two legs and a tail, no other limbs), armadillo-like shape.
- Armored within shells of chitin and hair, they are quite difficult to kill.
- Swarms of these individuals appear like a chaotic wave of rolling motion, which becomes very threatening as they move towards their targets collectively.
Habitat...
- Lith, Wonderland dungeon
- Noted as one of the few creatures to actually survive within the wonderland dungeon.
- Most commonly mistaken for rocky ground, often leading to the downfall of many intrepid explorers.
Behavior...
- These rodents are actually very territorial but passive and social within their own species.
- They attack threats to the swarm by rolling into balls and avalanching towards their enemy in the thousands.
- When feeding, a collective chirping noise is made by the masse and can seem like a calm coo. However, behaviorally, the cooing is actually more like a growling and competition for scraps.

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