About: Bulbwall

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/iZPS-_nT-j1tY_DLCpXKGQ==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Bulbwalls are mimics that guard passageways. They can only be dealt damage if the bulb portion is hit (the part that is a pinkish-purple). While they give no experience, they are able to deal damage to the character as if it were a group of spikes on the wall. Normally they are used to guard passages that a player has not reached yet, to make them explore another pathway (thus they can only be attacked from one side). Because of this they tend to not respawn once defeated.

Attributes	Values
rdf:type	Enemy
rdfs:label	Bulbwall
rdfs:comment	Bulbwalls are mimics that guard passageways. They can only be dealt damage if the bulb portion is hit (the part that is a pinkish-purple). While they give no experience, they are able to deal damage to the character as if it were a group of spikes on the wall. Normally they are used to guard passages that a player has not reached yet, to make them explore another pathway (thus they can only be attacked from one side). Because of this they tend to not respawn once defeated.
Attack	8(xsd:integer)
dcterms:subject	Enemies Co-op Enemies Ridgeback Highlands Enemies Steamport City Enemies Hatchwood Wilds Enemies Fungi
dbkwik:remnantsofs...iPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/W7ko6XcL6jRSABko9rZsGg==
Defense	0(xsd:integer)
Drop	6(xsd:integer) Nothing
XP	0(xsd:integer)
Notes	Often restricts access to a shortcut which can only be opened from the other side.
Health	50(xsd:integer)
Location	Hatchwood Wilds Co-op Trailblazing Steamport City Ridgeback Highlands
coophits	3(xsd:integer)
abstract	Bulbwalls are mimics that guard passageways. They can only be dealt damage if the bulb portion is hit (the part that is a pinkish-purple). While they give no experience, they are able to deal damage to the character as if it were a group of spikes on the wall. Normally they are used to guard passages that a player has not reached yet, to make them explore another pathway (thus they can only be attacked from one side). Because of this they tend to not respawn once defeated.

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