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==Useful Info==
==Useful Info==
'''Porcupines''' are small creatures mainly found in [[the Lair]]. They're somewhat tougher than [[quokka]]s, and they deal 2d4 physical damage any time you hit them in melee due to their [[spiny]] nature, but they are still one of the easiest opponents you'll encounter by the time they start generating.
'''Porcupines''' are small creatures mainly found in [[the Lair]]. They're somewhat tougher than [[quokka]]s, and they deal 3d4 physical damage any time you hit them in melee due to their [[spiny]] nature, but they are still one of the easiest opponents you'll encounter by the time they start generating.


==Tips & Tricks==
==Tips & Tricks==
*Any attempt at [[constriction|constricting]] a porcupine immediately fails. Guess why!
*Any attempt at [[constriction|constricting]] a porcupine immediately fails. Guess why!
*If you really don't want to take damage from their spines, use [[reaching]] attacks from [[polearms]].
*If you really don't want to take damage from their spines, use [[reaching]] attacks from [[polearms]].

Revision as of 22:27, 13 February 2017

Version 0.17: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.

For a list of all rodents, see list of rodents.

Porcupine

Useful Info

Porcupines are small creatures mainly found in the Lair. They're somewhat tougher than quokkas, and they deal 3d4 physical damage any time you hit them in melee due to their spiny nature, but they are still one of the easiest opponents you'll encounter by the time they start generating.

Tips & Tricks

  • Any attempt at constricting a porcupine immediately fails. Guess why!
  • If you really don't want to take damage from their spines, use reaching attacks from polearms.