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The termite is a social [[insect]], like the [[ant]] or the [[bee]], but it has been sadly neglected by roguelikes. Termites are well-known for eating [[wood]], surely a useful monster talent in a roguelike game. Some termites build large mounds as dwellings, suitable adventure sites when scaled up for the giant termites that would serve as monsters (or when approached by tiny adventurers). | The termite is a social [[insect]], like the [[ant]] or the [[bee]], but it has been sadly neglected by roguelikes. Termites are well-known for eating [[wood]], surely a useful monster talent in a roguelike game. Some termites build large mounds as dwellings, suitable adventure sites when scaled up for the giant termites that would serve as monsters (or when approached by tiny adventurers). | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:03, 22 October 2011
The termite is a social insect, like the ant or the bee, but it has been sadly neglected by roguelikes. Termites are well-known for eating wood, surely a useful monster talent in a roguelike game. Some termites build large mounds as dwellings, suitable adventure sites when scaled up for the giant termites that would serve as monsters (or when approached by tiny adventurers).