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Giant Spiders are creatures that Steven Sweeney encountered in the second Goosebumps Hall Of Horrors book, Night of the Giant Everything. Giant Spiders are the main villans in Terror Undergrond - until the cadets and Colonel Eric find that the spiders don't wat to hurt them at all and they just wanted Netta because of the bracelet she had found in a lab on Level One on Captain Liress's science-ship. Whoever wears it controls the giant spiders. Giant Spiders, known as Large spider(大クモDai kumo) in the original script, is a file that can be found in the Memories of a Lost City section of Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. The Lorelei planetoid is a barren, rocky planetoid with an enormous face of a beautiful woman carved on its surface. Captain Jark Hudson sees the monument, recalling the Greek legend of the Lorelei who lured Ulysses. Like the legend, he is hopelessly lured into the planetoid. As Jark and his crew of lonely spacefarers land, they note the eyes of the carved face contain jewels. Greedily, they move toward them. A trapdoor opens beneath them, and the three men fall into an enormous web of Giant Spiders. Normal spiders grown to enormous size and strength, giant spiders won't hesitate to defend their areas against any intruders. Despite their speed and painful, poisonous bite, these giant arachnids are often seen by more experienced adventurers as nuisances. They are perhaps best known for their spider silk, a useful spell reagent which has prompted some enterprising mages to run farms to harvest the silk. Giant spiders usually are only encountered in dungeons and dark caves, but some colonies also exist outside in the wilderness.

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Few moments hold more terror for the intrepid explorer than when a Giant Spider, venom dripping from its fangs, is encountered in the corridor of a subterranean labyrinth. These creatures are dazzling in their agility and tireless in the search of prey. Fight well, or face a paralyzing sting and the fate of becoming a living hatchery for their young. Unfortunately, I can do no more than briefly mention the variety of enormous cave spider to be found here in the Valley of Eodon. This is a web - building spider, an absolutely huge species - one example I have seen measured six feet across with legs at extension. They occupy certain caves in the valley, but do not rely on the bounty of their webs: They go foraging at night. I have not had the opportunity to study them and cannot offer much in the way of scientific discussion of their origins. Smaller in form and reddish-brown in hue is the poisonous Wolf Spider. It is the most easily killed of the large spiders, but the Wolf Spider will likely score one or two bites before succumbing to the inevitable. Most Knights think this spider to be relatively inoffensive, but Knight Vitalar reports the beasts have attacked him whenever they have detected his presence. The greatest adversary among the arachnids of the Abyss is the Dread Spider. A ghostly white or light gray in color, this creature is the equivalent in combat of two or three of its cousins - very sturdy and thus difficult to kill. To compound the problem, this spider is a vicious opponent, capable of repeatedly penetrating one's armor with its sharp bite. The Dread Spider is one of the most venomous creatures known in the Abyss. The giant spider prefers to spin its web in darkness, hoping the lack of light will assist in securing a victim. Not only is its bite poisonous, but it can spray the same poison considerable distances. There are written accounts of a huge, pale white breed of spider dwelling deep in the underworld, dubbed the dread spider, but I would tend to dismiss this as hysterical exaggeration. A common hazard of dungeons and forgotten keeps, the spider does not roam far from its web that is spun in dark and cool corners. Most spiders encountered therein attack by poisonous bite, yet from the larger varieties, those in the vicinity may may be subjected to a spray of webbing that can immobilize its targets. If poisoned, death is slow, as if telling the victim that the mistake was his. A form of spider is know to phase between this plane and the ethereal void and, in so doing, has acquired a greater strength than its cousin. Though they spin their lethal webs deep inside dark lairs, spiders of this gargantuan variety often venture forth in search of prey. They are capable of inflicting painful bites or spitting their toxic sputum from great distances. But they are not invincible, and can be killed with a few well-placed blows. While this creature may be encountered anywhere in the wilderness, its lair is its giant web, which will almost always be hidden in a cool and dark place. A giant spider is capable of spraying its poisonous spittle from a considerable distance. Its bite is also tremendously painful. Beware of inadvertently wrecking a spider's web and this non-evil creature will probably leave thee in peace. If thou suffer the misfortune of crossing one, take care to avoid the venomous spittle. Although weak and slow, spiders take their toll: they poison, both on touch and by spitting venom from a distance. Spiders have been known to carry a few goods. The repellent arachnids which patrol the depths of the Abyss are not of the web-building kind, but roam the crevices in search of fresh prey. The common Giant Spider is a dark gray in color. These gargantuan spiders are midway in stature between a bloodhound and a small pony, and since they travel in mated pairs or clans, these creatures present a reasonable challenge to the typical fighting man. Despite their bloated appearance and short legs, don't be surprised by their leaping form of attack.

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The Lorelei planetoid is a barren, rocky planetoid with an enormous face of a beautiful woman carved on its surface. Captain Jark Hudson sees the monument, recalling the Greek legend of the Lorelei who lured Ulysses. Like the legend, he is hopelessly lured into the planetoid. As Jark and his crew of lonely spacefarers land, they note the eyes of the carved face contain jewels. Greedily, they move toward them. A trapdoor opens beneath them, and the three men fall into an enormous web of Giant Spiders. The spiders wrap up Jark's fellows first, leaving him enough time to retrieve his knife and cut himself free of the web. Captain Hudson finds a narrow passageway leading to an enormous underground city. At first, he only finds statues of people. One particular statue of a woman intrigues him. It beckons him into a vast tomb filled with women in hermetically-sealed tubes. He awakens one of the women, who telepathically explain all the men of their race died in a terrible plague that only killed the men. She asks if there are more men with him, and he tells her there are two trapped in the spider web. Returning with blasters, they are able to easily exterminate the spiders. Both men are saved. The woman asks if they will stay, and the decision is not difficult for the lonely men. Giant Spiders are the main villans in Terror Undergrond - until the cadets and Colonel Eric find that the spiders don't wat to hurt them at all and they just wanted Netta because of the bracelet she had found in a lab on Level One on Captain Liress's science-ship. Whoever wears it controls the giant spiders. Giant Spiders, known as Large spider(大クモDai kumo) in the original script, is a file that can be found in the Memories of a Lost City section of Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. Giant Spiders are creatures that Steven Sweeney encountered in the second Goosebumps Hall Of Horrors book, Night of the Giant Everything. Normal spiders grown to enormous size and strength, giant spiders won't hesitate to defend their areas against any intruders. Despite their speed and painful, poisonous bite, these giant arachnids are often seen by more experienced adventurers as nuisances. They are perhaps best known for their spider silk, a useful spell reagent which has prompted some enterprising mages to run farms to harvest the silk. Giant spiders usually are only encountered in dungeons and dark caves, but some colonies also exist outside in the wilderness. First seen in Ultima I, giant spiders changed little for some time. In Ultima IX however, they demonstrate the ability to project their webs at a distance. In Ultima Underworld I and II, the reddish-brown Wolf Spiders and pale white Dread Spiders are first seen. The peculiar Phase Spiders were discovered in Ultima IX.