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These monsters are capable of being submerged in deep water without drowning | These monsters are capable of being submerged in deep water without drowning. Note that monsters with drown resistance whose habitat is land will not enter water voluntarily - they just won't die if they end up there (e.g. by being confused). | ||
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These monsters are capable of being submerged in deep water without drowning. Note that monsters with drown resistance whose habitat is land will not enter water voluntarily - they just won't die if they end up there (e.g. by being confused).
Pages in category "Drown resistance"
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- Baby alligator
- Ball lightning
- Ball python
- Ballistomycete
- Ballistomycete spore
- Barachi (monster)
- Battlesphere
- Bes kemwar
- Big fish
- Blazeheart core
- Blazeheart golem
- Blink frog
- Bloated husk
- Block of ice
- Blorkula the orcula
- Bog body
- Bomblet
- Bone dragon
- Boris
- Boundless tesseract
- Briar patch
- Bullfrog
- Bunyip
- Burning bush
- Bush
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- Macabre mass
- Malarious merfolk avatar
- Marrowcuda
- Martyred shade
- Master Blaster
- Menkaure
- Merfolk (monster)
- Merfolk aquamancer
- Merfolk avatar
- Merfolk impaler
- Merfolk javelineer
- Merfolk siren
- Mermaid
- Metal gargoyle
- Molten gargoyle
- Monarch bomb
- Mongrel wurm
- Morphogenic ooze
- Mummy (monster)
- Mummy priest
- Murray