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+ | {{U|=Sand Maggots, named for their burrowing abilities, are actually arthropods and not worms at all. These insects were once a staple diet for those that resided in the desert regions. The eggs were gathered and prepared as a protein-rich paste. Serving to supplement the dry foods naturally available in the region, the paste enhanced the nutritive value and flavor of meals. Now, however, the eggs, larvae, and flesh of the adults have acquired poisonous properties. Adults of the species even spit a poisonous substance that is not only toxic, but corrosive to unprotected flesh. In maturity, the chitinous exoskeleton of a Maggot is tough to penetrate, although once pierced, the creature is easily felled. | ||
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+ | Sand Maggots can burrow into the earth and often lie in wait for potential meals. This same ability is used to quickly retreat from threats, allowing the beast time to heal before re-emerging in another location to attack the unwary.}} | ||
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+ | ==Sand Maggot== | ||
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+ | *[[Far Oasis]] | ||
+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 1]] | ||
+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 2]] | ||
+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 3]] | ||
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+ | ==Rock Worm== | ||
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+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 1]] | ||
+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 2]] | ||
+ | *[[Maggot Lair Level 3]] | ||
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+ | ==Devourer== | ||
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+ | *[[Canyon of the Magi]] | ||
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+ | ==Giant Lamprey== | ||
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+ | *[[Arachnid Lair]] | ||
+ | *[[Spider Cavern]] | ||
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+ | ==Blood Maggot== | ||
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− | + | *[[River of Flame]] | |
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+ | ==Blood Maggot== | ||
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+ | ;Nightmare and Hell | ||
+ | *[[Halls of Pain]] | ||
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+ | ==Blood Maggot== | ||
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+ | ;Hell | ||
+ | *[[Forgotten Sands]] | ||
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− | [ | + | *[http://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/monsters/act2-sandmaggot.shtml Sand Maggot] (Arreat Summit) |
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Latest revision as of 18:16, 30 December 2012
Sand Maggots, named for their burrowing abilities, are actually arthropods and not worms at all. These insects were once a staple diet for those that resided in the desert regions. The eggs were gathered and prepared as a protein-rich paste. Serving to supplement the dry foods naturally available in the region, the paste enhanced the nutritive value and flavor of meals. Now, however, the eggs, larvae, and flesh of the adults have acquired poisonous properties. Adults of the species even spit a poisonous substance that is not only toxic, but corrosive to unprotected flesh. In maturity, the chitinous exoskeleton of a Maggot is tough to penetrate, although once pierced, the creature is easily felled.
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