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A | A [[Critters|Critter]] that can be found in the wild, and may be captured and released using the [[Corraller]]. | ||
This critter will regularly produce a small amount of water; as such, it is the only infinite source of [[Water]] in the world. | This critter will regularly produce a small amount of water; as such, it is the only infinite source of [[Water]] in the world. | ||
The amount of water produced by lumlings is {{spoiler| | The amount of water produced by lumlings is {{spoiler|up to 12 [[Water]] every 6 to 10 seconds (12 if enough space; timer is paused if there is water in a 4x4 area around them)}}. | ||
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More [[Lumling]]s means more [[Water]]. | More [[Lumling]]s means more [[Water]]. | ||
Fun Fact: [[Lumling]]s also move faster in water, and while in water they restrict their random movements to not go up at all (keeping them in their body of water). | |||
Latest revision as of 16:30, 31 August 2026
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| Description | A springborn creature that drifts through underground caverns, releasing water in regular bursts. |
| Produces | Water |
A Critter that can be found in the wild, and may be captured and released using the Corraller.
This critter will regularly produce a small amount of water; as such, it is the only infinite source of Water in the world.
The amount of water produced by lumlings is up to 12 Water every 6 to 10 seconds (12 if enough space; timer is paused if there is water in a 4x4 area around them).
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Lumlings will only produce water if there is space to do so - they will not produce any if they are under water (or other liquid) or floating in steam (or other gas).
More Lumlings means more Water.
Fun Fact: Lumlings also move faster in water, and while in water they restrict their random movements to not go up at all (keeping them in their body of water).
