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Sand worm is an Elona+ exclusive neutral NPC, found mainly in the Mirage Tower, in the desert of Lost Irva. Despite its formidable appearance, it's a very basic character with no particular abilities other than movement with Shadow Step. Players looking for a pet like this are advised to get its more capable and stronger version, the rock worm. The Sand Worm is an enemy from Grandia. It can be found in the Zil Desert. Sand Worms may appear alongside Zil Scorpions and have the ability to cast Crush, Tremor, Def-Loss and Poizn. Sand Worms are a race of creatures native to the dry sea beds of Oasis and Wurmwater. They live and move under the hard sand and detect their prey above ground with their long hook-like feelers on their massive heads. They also have no eyes on their head as they do not need them as they use every sense except for sight. Sand Worms' close-range attack is to bite and thrash their prey, if this prey is too far away they will jump out of their holes and dive into the ground similar to Threshers in order to cover ground. They also can and will spit corrosive acid at the player. Species Location Weapon Abilities The sand worm, also known as the sea-serpent lurker, is an enemy in The Precursor Legacy. They are lurkers dwelling in sand pits at Sentinel Beach. Sand worms are huge worms that can be found in the Tanaris Desert. (WRPG 210) Little is known about the sand worms. They are worm-like creatures with burrowing claws growing from the upper body. These enable the beasts to dig through most kinds of soil with frightening speed, often surprising unwary pray by bursting up through the ground beneath the creature and killing it with its sharp beak-like mouth. You can spot where they are because rocks/the ground move above them.[citation needed] Young burrowers are unable to tunnel, and also seem to lack the characteristic claws. Sand worms are among the low life forms found in the Brimstone system. Sand Worm – rasa kosmitów Black Arms, pojawiająca się jako przeciwnicy w grze Shadow the Hedgehog. Sandworm is a fictional form of desert-dwelling creature from the Dune universe created by Frank Herbert. They first appear in the 1965 novel Dune, considered to be among the classics in the science fiction genre, and are iconic of the Dune series The sand worm is an enemy found in places with sand. They attack by digging underground and hiding then when the target loses track it jumps out and attacks with its sharp spikes. [[Category:]] Sand worm was a spell unique to Zakhara, the Land of Fate. So you're travelling the desert. A dangerous place, isn't it? You've got dehydration to worry about, of course, then there's heatstroke, scorpions, snakes, pack animals of dubious trustworthiness, and native peoples who may be ruthlessly territorial or just poorly disposed toward your particular ethnicity. But if you think that's all you've got to worry about, check your setting: if you're somewhere other than Earth, be it a sci-fi or fantasy world, then tread softly; without rhythm and check the ground often, because you may just wind up with a case of Sand Worms. The Sand Worm is the Area 6 boss. It becomes available for challenge after the player conquers the Pyramid, the Tomb, the Forgotten Town, and the Dry Lake. Defeating the Sand Worm yields anywhere between 20,000-75,000 Gold. It can also drop Topaz in place of a bag of Gold. The Sand Worms are giant Black Arms worms that appear as enemies in Shadow the Hedgehog.

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Species Location Weapon Abilities The sand worm, also known as the sea-serpent lurker, is an enemy in The Precursor Legacy. They are lurkers dwelling in sand pits at Sentinel Beach. Sand worms are huge worms that can be found in the Tanaris Desert. (WRPG 210) Little is known about the sand worms. They are worm-like creatures with burrowing claws growing from the upper body. These enable the beasts to dig through most kinds of soil with frightening speed, often surprising unwary pray by bursting up through the ground beneath the creature and killing it with its sharp beak-like mouth. You can spot where they are because rocks/the ground move above them.[citation needed] The massive worm Ouro was believed to be the only one in existence, but more have been seen in Outland and even a few in Northrend (but they are usually the Jormungar species). Young burrowers are unable to tunnel, and also seem to lack the characteristic claws. Unlike their generally smaller rock borer cousins, they almost never fully expose all their bodies above ground. Sand worm is an Elona+ exclusive neutral NPC, found mainly in the Mirage Tower, in the desert of Lost Irva. Despite its formidable appearance, it's a very basic character with no particular abilities other than movement with Shadow Step. Players looking for a pet like this are advised to get its more capable and stronger version, the rock worm. Sandworm is a fictional form of desert-dwelling creature from the Dune universe created by Frank Herbert. They first appear in the 1965 novel Dune, considered to be among the classics in the science fiction genre, and are iconic of the Dune series The Sand Worm is an enemy from Grandia. It can be found in the Zil Desert. Sand Worms may appear alongside Zil Scorpions and have the ability to cast Crush, Tremor, Def-Loss and Poizn. [[Category:]] Sand worm was a spell unique to Zakhara, the Land of Fate. Sand Worms are a race of creatures native to the dry sea beds of Oasis and Wurmwater. They live and move under the hard sand and detect their prey above ground with their long hook-like feelers on their massive heads. They also have no eyes on their head as they do not need them as they use every sense except for sight. Sand Worms' close-range attack is to bite and thrash their prey, if this prey is too far away they will jump out of their holes and dive into the ground similar to Threshers in order to cover ground. They also can and will spit corrosive acid at the player. Sand Worm – rasa kosmitów Black Arms, pojawiająca się jako przeciwnicy w grze Shadow the Hedgehog. The Sand Worm is the Area 6 boss. It becomes available for challenge after the player conquers the Pyramid, the Tomb, the Forgotten Town, and the Dry Lake. Defeating the Sand Worm yields anywhere between 20,000-75,000 Gold. It can also drop Topaz in place of a bag of Gold. The Sand Worms are giant Black Arms worms that appear as enemies in Shadow the Hedgehog. Sand worms are among the low life forms found in the Brimstone system. The sand worm is an enemy found in places with sand. They attack by digging underground and hiding then when the target loses track it jumps out and attacks with its sharp spikes. So you're travelling the desert. A dangerous place, isn't it? You've got dehydration to worry about, of course, then there's heatstroke, scorpions, snakes, pack animals of dubious trustworthiness, and native peoples who may be ruthlessly territorial or just poorly disposed toward your particular ethnicity. But if you think that's all you've got to worry about, check your setting: if you're somewhere other than Earth, be it a sci-fi or fantasy world, then tread softly; without rhythm and check the ground often, because you may just wind up with a case of Sand Worms. Scaled-up versions of real-life worms, these beasties tunnel through sand and dirt, being halted only by rocky terrain or artificial ground, though often enough they can force their way through that as well. They generally have no eyes or ears, rather detecting vibrations through their bodies. Beyond these basic traits, even the most incidental similarity to real creatures ceases. Sandworms are big, typically ranging between man-sized and resembling something like a moving mountain. They seem to be carnivorous, since they tend to go out of their way to attack and eat anything trudging upon the surface, either leaping without warning to swallow the prey whole or approaching with a telltale furrow of disturbed earth, depending on whether the writers want to give the target a chance to run away. Arguably, they could just be really, really territorial. Aside from the worm-like shape, these monsters are also recognizable by their mouths: they're always either completely round or trifurcated, lined with rows of teeth, and with long tentacular tongues, the better to grab you by the feet and reel you in. Intelligence varies but is usually pretty animalistic. They may be loners or travel in packs, again depending on how threatening the writers want them. Since they hunt almost exclusively by dint of sound transferred through the ground, they can be diverted by standing still or setting off something loud and percussive a ways off. Similar monsters can be found in snow or water. These are, perhaps, a bit more believable. Even in the best of cases, these are obvious instances of artistic license; it simply isn't possible for a creature so dense and large to pass that easily through heavy earth, even if it is fine sand. Failure to observe the Square-Cube Law also applies, especially in larger cases, and especially since worms don't have any internal support structure such as a skeleton. (Exceptions may be made for low-gravity worlds.) Not to mention how does that thing sustain itself? They're usually depicted as being carnivorous, and huge. Nothing is even close to its size, and it doesn't feed that often, and even so, it'd be sustaining itself on creatures less than a hundredth its size, and it lives in the deserts, which have much less biomass than other biomes. Though when you think about it, they're kind of like scaled-up, desert-dwelling earthworms. A related creature is the Landshark, a ground-burrowing creature with the appetite, temperament, and often appearance of a Shark. Compare Space Whale, Flying Seafood Special, Drill Tank. See also Worm Sign. Examples of Sand Worm include:

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