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'''Spit Acid''' is a monster-only ability that launches a blob of [[acid]] at a creature, dealing 3d14 acid damage and possibly corroding the target if it hits. As a natural ability, Spit Acid is unaffected by conditions such as [[Silence]] or [[antimagic]].
'''Spit Acid''' is a monster-only ability that launches a blob of [[acid]] at a creature, dealing 3d14 acid damage and possibly corroding the target if it hits. As a natural ability, Spit Acid is unaffected by conditions such as [[Silence]] or [[antimagic]].

Latest revision as of 18:21, 1 July 2026

Version 0.30: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
 Spit Acid
Casting noise 5
Spell noise 0
Range LOS
Flags Dir or target, Monster, Needs tracer, Noisy
Spits acid at a targeted creature.

Spit Acid is a monster-only ability that launches a blob of acid at a creature, dealing 3d14 acid damage and possibly corroding the target if it hits. As a natural ability, Spit Acid is unaffected by conditions such as Silence or antimagic.

Acid Splash is a similar ability unique to yellow draconians that also splashes onto creatures adjacent to the target. Breathe Acid is the player version of said ability.

The following enemies cast Spit Acid:

The following enemies may be able to cast Spit Acid, depending on their spell set:

  • d Tiamat (3d14 damage, 16.7% chance)

History

  • Prior to 0.28, Spit Acid only dealt 3d7 damage, but there was an extra 4d5 damage against players from "acid splash". Monsters took 2d4 damage from acid splash instead.
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