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'''[[File:1W3TNAQ4UHKT1394154093538.jpg|thumb|Maggot Brood artwork]]Maggot Broods '''are Beast enemies in {{3|Act V}} of [[Diablo III]]. They are only encountered in [[Blood Marsh]], [[Paths of the Drowned]] and local caves. One can easily recognize them by a bunch of glowing white and green worms hanging from the beast's body. |
'''[[File:1W3TNAQ4UHKT1394154093538.jpg|thumb|Maggot Brood artwork]]Maggot Broods '''are Beast enemies in {{3|Act V}} of [[Diablo III]]. They are only encountered in [[Blood Marsh]], [[Paths of the Drowned]] and local caves. One can easily recognize them by a bunch of glowing white and green worms hanging from the beast's body. |
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==In-game== |
==In-game== |
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− | Maggot Broods often hide in the ground, emerging to attack the player. In addition to their melee attack, they can hurl a volley of 5-10 putrid Maggots attached to their backs. Each Maggot is a separate unit, and explodes in a short-ranged blast of Poison damage when killed. In a few seconds, the Maggot Brood is ready for another launch as a new portion of Maggots grows quickly at its body. |
+ | Maggot Broods often hide in the ground, emerging to attack the player. In addition to their melee attack, they can hurl a volley of 5-10 putrid Maggots attached to their backs. Each Maggot is a separate unit (capable of attacking with its jaws), and explodes in a short-ranged blast of Poison damage when killed. In a few seconds, the Maggot Brood is ready for another launch as a new portion of Maggots grows quickly at its body. |
Apparently, the Maggots are parasites and not the beast's own progeny: Moggra, the unique Maggot, can be found in the caves, and numerous dead Maggot Broods are scattered throughout the marsh, presumably died from being leeched dry. |
Apparently, the Maggots are parasites and not the beast's own progeny: Moggra, the unique Maggot, can be found in the caves, and numerous dead Maggot Broods are scattered throughout the marsh, presumably died from being leeched dry. |
Revision as of 17:15, 15 June 2014
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Maggot Broods are Beast enemies in Act V of Diablo III. They are only encountered in Blood Marsh, Paths of the Drowned and local caves. One can easily recognize them by a bunch of glowing white and green worms hanging from the beast's body.
In-game
Maggot Broods often hide in the ground, emerging to attack the player. In addition to their melee attack, they can hurl a volley of 5-10 putrid Maggots attached to their backs. Each Maggot is a separate unit (capable of attacking with its jaws), and explodes in a short-ranged blast of Poison damage when killed. In a few seconds, the Maggot Brood is ready for another launch as a new portion of Maggots grows quickly at its body.
Apparently, the Maggots are parasites and not the beast's own progeny: Moggra, the unique Maggot, can be found in the caves, and numerous dead Maggot Broods are scattered throughout the marsh, presumably died from being leeched dry.
Uniques
- Moggra, Brood Mother of the Maggots