Difference between revisions of "Clockworm"
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| − | A fully metallic creature that takes the form of a many segmented worm. Their exteriors are usually composed of a brass or tin-like material, though examples comprised of steel, gold, and ceramic have been documented. Inside each segment is an incredibly complex self-assembling clockwork mechanism, the full nature of which has still eluded UP mechanics to this day. Each worm has a unique gear-configuration, although lineages can be traced by comparing their internal structures. | + | A fully metallic creature that takes the form of a many segmented worm. Their exteriors are usually composed of a brass or tin-like material, though examples comprised of steel, gold, and ceramic have been documented. Inside each segment is an incredibly complex self-assembling clockwork mechanism, the full nature of which has still eluded [[UP]] mechanics to this day. Each worm has a unique gear-configuration, although lineages can be traced by comparing their internal structures. |
==Behavior== | ==Behavior== | ||
Clockworms are often found gnawing their way through gearboxes, much to the chagrin of many mechanics. If left unchecked, a clockworm will grow to incredible sizes, with one notable specimen recorded to have worked its way through 4 stories of a clocktower. | Clockworms are often found gnawing their way through gearboxes, much to the chagrin of many mechanics. If left unchecked, a clockworm will grow to incredible sizes, with one notable specimen recorded to have worked its way through 4 stories of a clocktower. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:35, 15 April 2021
COMMUNITY REPORTSThe remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.
Appearance
A fully metallic creature that takes the form of a many segmented worm. Their exteriors are usually composed of a brass or tin-like material, though examples comprised of steel, gold, and ceramic have been documented. Inside each segment is an incredibly complex self-assembling clockwork mechanism, the full nature of which has still eluded UP mechanics to this day. Each worm has a unique gear-configuration, although lineages can be traced by comparing their internal structures.
Behavior
Clockworms are often found gnawing their way through gearboxes, much to the chagrin of many mechanics. If left unchecked, a clockworm will grow to incredible sizes, with one notable specimen recorded to have worked its way through 4 stories of a clocktower.
