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|'''Draugr Nest''' - | |'''Draugr Nest''' - An inactive nest for the henir infected serpent creatures. | ||
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*'''Draugr Release:''' When destroyed, the nest will spawn a large quantity of Draugr. | |||
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|'''Draugr Nest (Active)''' - An active nest for the henir infected serpent creatures. | |||
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*'''Draugr Spawn:''' The nest will continually spawn Draugr. | *'''Draugr Spawn:''' The nest will continually spawn Draugr. | ||
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*A '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draugr Draugr]''''' is an undead creature in Norse mythology, its name meaning "revenant" in Old Norse. | *A '''''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draugr Draugr]''''' is an undead creature in Norse mythology, its name meaning "revenant" in Old Norse. | ||
*Inactive '''Draugr Nests''' can be skipped completely, as they do not count towards the room's active enemy count unless destroyed, in which case they will spawn a large amount of Draugr. | |||
**They can be differentiated by the fact that active nests will give off smoke, while inactive nests will not. | |||
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