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| + | Digging Zombies are [[Monsters#Special_Monsters|special monsters]] capable of corroding walls and poisoning dwarves. | ||
| + | == Mechanics == | ||
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| + | Digging Zombies are given two items, the first being the Makeshift Blade: | ||
| + | * With a left click, the Digging Zombie will deal damage equal to that of an unupgraded zombie, but also gains Fury of the Night, meaning that damage is enhanced by a strength buff gained in darkness. | ||
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| + | The other item Digging Zombies are given is the Broken Pickaxe: | ||
| + | * With a left click, a Digging Zombie can break blocks and bore holes through walls more precisely than [[Blaze Cannon|Blaze Cannons]] and [[Spiderling|Spiderlings]], as well as deal more damage than with their Makeshift Blade, but at the cost of durability, meaning the pick will break. This pick can also be augmented by Fury of the Night. | ||
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| + | == Monster Role == | ||
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| + | * Digging Zombies get most of their value from their enhanced speed and smaller size, meaning they can sneak past or run by dwarves and bore holes in walls as entrances for other monsters. | ||
| + | * With Fury of the Night in darkness, Digging Zombies are also extremly strong in melee combat until their pickaxe breaks. They can use their speed to kite dwarves more effectively. | ||
| + | * Though no ranged potential, they are excellent at completely avoiding ranged combat altogether by closing gaps quickly or moving out of harm's way entirely within seconds. | ||
| + | * Without any sort of lifesteal or regeneration, Digging Zombies must stay diligent in avoiding damage altogether, as it takes extremely long to heal it back. | ||
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| + | == Dwarven Strategy == | ||
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| + | * Digging Zombies are a lingering threat, hard to see due to their speed and size but boring holes throughout walls and structures, leaving entrances everywhere that will need to be patched up. Continuing wall maitenance is key. | ||
| + | * While hard to hit, Digging Zombies have no health recovery. As such, landing hits on them leave them weak for the next time they attack, even if they aren't killed in the initial melee. Every hit on a Digging Zombie is valuable. | ||
| + | * Avoid fighting Digging Zombies in darkness so they cannot take advantage of their Fury of the Night buff. | ||
Revision as of 03:21, 27 March 2020
Digging Zombies are special monsters capable of corroding walls and poisoning dwarves.
Mechanics
Digging Zombies are given two items, the first being the Makeshift Blade:
- With a left click, the Digging Zombie will deal damage equal to that of an unupgraded zombie, but also gains Fury of the Night, meaning that damage is enhanced by a strength buff gained in darkness.
The other item Digging Zombies are given is the Broken Pickaxe:
- With a left click, a Digging Zombie can break blocks and bore holes through walls more precisely than Blaze Cannons and Spiderlings, as well as deal more damage than with their Makeshift Blade, but at the cost of durability, meaning the pick will break. This pick can also be augmented by Fury of the Night.
Monster Role
- Digging Zombies get most of their value from their enhanced speed and smaller size, meaning they can sneak past or run by dwarves and bore holes in walls as entrances for other monsters.
- With Fury of the Night in darkness, Digging Zombies are also extremly strong in melee combat until their pickaxe breaks. They can use their speed to kite dwarves more effectively.
- Though no ranged potential, they are excellent at completely avoiding ranged combat altogether by closing gaps quickly or moving out of harm's way entirely within seconds.
- Without any sort of lifesteal or regeneration, Digging Zombies must stay diligent in avoiding damage altogether, as it takes extremely long to heal it back.
Dwarven Strategy
- Digging Zombies are a lingering threat, hard to see due to their speed and size but boring holes throughout walls and structures, leaving entrances everywhere that will need to be patched up. Continuing wall maitenance is key.
- While hard to hit, Digging Zombies have no health recovery. As such, landing hits on them leave them weak for the next time they attack, even if they aren't killed in the initial melee. Every hit on a Digging Zombie is valuable.
- Avoid fighting Digging Zombies in darkness so they cannot take advantage of their Fury of the Night buff.
