Legacy:Dryad
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| Dryad | ||||||||
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| Location | Forest | |||||||
| Hit Points | ? | |||||||
| Fleeing Hit Points | {{{fhp}}} | |||||||
| Loot | N/A | |||||||
| Agility | {{{agility}}} | |||||||
| Butcher Quality | {{{butcherQuality }}} | |||||||
| Average Level | {{{avgLevel }}} | |||||||
Dryads are rare, walking tree-like creatures with green hair. For the moment the only interesting use they serve is the ability to follow them at increased speed without Stamina drain. Like Deer, when friendly animals are hurt, the Dryad will heal them for a significant amount. They walk nonstop even if they run into something. Dryads cannot be attacked.
Notes
- They are also often referred to as "Tree Men" or "Ents".
- It is a rumor that when a Dryad walks over a crop, the crop will grow up one stage, though this is untrue.
- The Stamina drain is equal to your set walking speed at following a Dryad.
- Changing you speed while following a Dryad reset your speed to normal.
History
In the past a dryad could be killed (not so anymore). Looking like 