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  • Giant rat
  • Giant Rat
  • Giant rat
  • Giant Rat
  • Giant rat
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  • Giant rats doden is een goede train methode voor beginnelingen. je kan ze vinden in: * Lumbridge Swamps * ondergrondse gang achter het café in Canifis * In de Wilderness ten noorden van Varrock * Varrock Sewers * Tree Gnome Village * Port Sarim * Taverley dungeon * Edgeville dungeon &Melzar's Maze
  • The Giant Rat manifested at a New York Zoo and terrorized elephants in their exhibit.
  • Although weak, it is the only option (other than a sheep) for a player starting with taming level one. A rat can be used to kill other rats and sheep, and doing so (although it may take leveling more than one rat to level taming) will improve your taming skill unless it is capped at one. Giant rats attack on sight and spawn frequently at the Lerilin docks, so be careful if you are fishing there! Known Loot: Gold, Rat Tail, Raw Steak, Fur Spotted: Lerilin Dock, Dungeons, Mirith Crypt, Rat Cave, Sewers
  • Giant Rats are tough monsters found in the Sewers they are much tougher than their counterparts.
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  • Giant Rats are found in the 1st and 2nd levels of the Well Tunnels, in addition to one in the Underground Cellar.
  • Giant rat is a type of monster in ADOM. They are very common monsters, that are basically just the stronger form of rats. Whilst they are not powerful, a damaging attack from a giant rat has a (very small) chance to infect the PC with sickness — particularly dangerous very early in the game. Giant rats can swim, and are often summoned by wererats.
  • Giant Rat, also known as Big Rat, is a boss in Final Fantasy III. It is found in the last room of the Nepto Temple, and has stolen a ruby Nepto Eye from the statue of the Nepto Dragon.
  • It is a big rat with dripping teeth and small, greedy eyes. He ain't Mickey Mouse. He was able to talk and asked Graham to make him an offer and he would let him pass. Graham offered him Swiss cheese and the rat agreed to let him pass and then left. He is likely a member of the ratkin race.
  • Giant rats are most commonly found in the Deep Roads, but they breed quickly enough that they inevitably spill into the surface world.
  • Giant rats are an oversized version of the Old World's common rodents. They vary greatly in strength, from ones the size of a cat to ones bigger than humans, like their mole rat cousins. They can be annoying - the rats are hostile and will begin combat if you draw too near, severely delaying the player's passage through rat-infested areas. The species that exists in the Mojave has acquired white hair, blue glowing eyes, a light brown color and is bigger than the normal species.
  • Rats which have surpassed their lesser kin in both size and agression, Giant Rats infest the outskirts of human habitation scavenging for anything to eat and when provoked will even attack humans. They like darker, dank and warm locations in which to live and breed, living next to any available food source (a miners haven for example) is a highly desirable option for them and as they are capable of breeding quickly they can soon become a nuisance for both their aggressive nature and the fact they often carry disease.
  • They are the first monster a player will defeat in Old School RuneScape, as Vannaka will task the player with defeating one on Tutorial Island.
  • Vindplaats Je kan ze overal vinden, maar vooral leven ze in riolen, naast steden en grotten. Categorie:monsters
  • The Giant rat is the largest species of rat on earth, about the size of a medium-sized dog. It is an omnivore. It is less aggressive than brown rats or black rats. Unlike other rat species that were introduced worldwide, they are diurnal, rather than nocturnal. They are less bothersome and less destructive than black rats or brown rats. It is found everywhere except Antarctica.
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  • Giant rats are basically just really, REALLY big rats. We're talking 40 feet high and 100 feet long at least here. Southern Giant rats can grow to an excess of 350 feet. They live mainly in rainforests and under the sea, but have recently founded their own nation, Ratopia, which is located just south/north of that tree over there. Giant rats are known to vacation in New York City and are frequently spotted in the subway system.
  • One rat pursued Leela and bit her leg. The Fourth Doctor shot and killed it with a Chinese fowling gun. Li H'sen Chang, Greel's henchman, threw himself to the rats as a means of suicide after his master had dismissed him from service. The rats fatally wounded him, though he did not die right away. (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang) After Greel's defeat, the Doctor's allies Henry Gordon Jago and Litefoot descended into the sewers with a Gatling gun to kill the rest of the rats. (PROSE: A Victorian Interlude)
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Level
  • 3
  • 4
  • 7
  • 9
  • 10
  • 13
  • 14
  • 96
  • 3.0
Appeared
Alignment
  • Neutral
Length
  • ?? meters
Version
  • Level 10
  • Level 14
  • Level 3
  • Level 7
  • Level 13
  • Level 9
Attack
  • 1
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 10
  • 12
  • 3.0
dcterms:subject
fr name
  • Rat Géant
es lore
  • Cuando esta carta es destruida en batalla y mandada al Cementerio: puedes Invocar de Modo Especial 1 monstruo de TIERRA con 1500 ATK o menos en tu Deck, en Posición de Ataque.
ygo sets
  • Pack 16
el name
  • Γιγάντιος Αρουραίος
gx1 sets
  • Basic 2-A Beasts in Fight
bestiary
  • 199
Unique
  • No
Romaji Name
  • Kyodai Nezumi
hr name
  • Golemi Štakor
ja lore
  • ①：このカードが戦闘で破壊され墓地へ送られた時に発動できる。デッキから攻撃力１５００以下の地属性モンスター１体を攻撃表示で特殊召喚する。
Corpse
  • Unlike with smaller rats, all PCs get decent satiation from eating giant rats rather than vomiting.
acc magic
  • 0
aff magic
  • 65
Behavior
  • Aggro
lifepoints
  • 30
  • 250
  • 1000
  • 1750
MATK
  • 33
it lore
  • Quando questa carta viene distrutta in battaglia e mandata al Cimitero: puoi Evocare Specialmente 1 mostro TERRA con ATK di 1500 o inferiore dal tuo Deck in Posizione di Attacco.
pt name
  • Rato Gigante
Examine
  • Overgrown vermin.
  • overgrown vermin
Lore
  • When this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the Graveyard: You can Special Summon 1 EARTH monster with 1500 or less ATK from your Deck, in Attack Position.
pt lore
  • Quando esta carta é destruída em batalha e enviada ao Cemitério, você pode Special Summon 1 monstro EARTH com 1500 ou menos de ATK do seu Deck virado para cima na Posição de Ataque.
gemw
  • No
  • No
zh lore
  • 當此卡因戰鬥遭受破壞被送入墓地時，可從牌組特殊召喚1隻攻擊力1500以下的地屬性怪獸，以表側攻擊表示。
it name
  • Ratto Gigante
vi name
  • Chuột Lớn
max hit
  • 20
  • 26
  • 28
  • 3.0
MagicRes
  • None
Poisonous
  • No
  • nee
max magic
  • 0
attack speed
  • 6
acc melee
  • 150
  • 171
  • 202
aff weakness
  • 90
meva
  • -4
IsHostile
  • Yes
passcode
  • 97017120
ko lore
  • 이 카드가 전투에 의해서 묘지로 보내졌을 때, 덱에서 공격력 1500 이하의 땅 속성 몬스터 1장을 자신의 필드 위에 앞면 공격 표시로 특수 소환할 수 있다. 그 후 덱을 셔플 한다.
gx04 sets
  • Starter Deck: Main Deck
Controlled
  • None
de lore
  • Wenn diese Karte durch Kampf zerstört und auf den Friedhof gelegt wird: Du kannst 1 ERDE Monster mit 1500 oder weniger ATK als Spezialbeschwörung von deinem Deck in die Angriffsposition beschwören.
ko name
  • 거대쥐
Monster Memory
  • These huge rodents eat almost anything, and will quickly gnaw through a humanoid limb to drag it to its burrow for itself or its young. Like other rodents, they must constantly chew in order to wear away their front teeth, which never stop growing. While not greatly feared by most adventurers, they can be dangerous to the less experienced, especially if encountered in a swarm or in a diseased state.
aff melee
  • 50
  • 55
DE NAME
  • Riesenratte
KPL
  • 50
archseries
  • Attribute Summoner
es name
  • Rata Gigante
wc6 sets
  • Spell Ruler Special Summon Collection A All Effect Monsters All at Random
max ranged
  • 0
Stamina
  • 4
Intelligence
  • Low
SeeInvis
  • No
Always Drops
fr lore
  • Lorsque cette carte est détruite au combat et envoyée au Cimetière : vous pouvez Invoquer Spécialement 1 monstre TERRE avec max. 1500 ATK depuis votre Deck en Position d'Attaque.
LatestAppearance
Combat
  • 10
aff ranged
  • 30
  • 45
Attack style
acc ranged
  • 0
SeeInDark
  • No
slaylvl
  • 1
  • No
ATK
  • 1400
hu name
  • Óriás Patkány
Steal
ntr sets
  • Wonderous Sorcery
Sprite
pdef
  • 32
MDEF
  • 16
aspd
  • 20
Item
PATK
  • 48
effect types
  • Trigger
max melee
  • 20
  • 40
  • 67
database id
  • 4915
Rarity
  • Common
  • Uncommon
  • Always
  • yleinen
  • aina
Summoning
  • Special Summons from your Deck
eds lore
  • When this card is sent to the Graveyard as a result of battle, you may select 1 EARTH monster with an ATK of 1500 or less from your Deck and Special Summon it to the field . The Deck is then shuffled.
Aggressive
  • Yes
  • No
  • ja
Roar
  • To be added.
immune to poison
  • No
  • nee
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Found
Special
  • *Sickening melee attack *Ignores water
Appearances
px
  • 540
Job
  • Merchant
Element
  • Metal
Faction
  • Faction
Fame
  • None
Enemy
  • Boss
Origin
Rate
  • 17.0
  • 9.0
  • 8.5
Speed
  • 4
  • 12
FirstAppearance
Status
  • Status
Affiliation
Habitat
Game
  • FNV
  • FO1
  • FO2
  • FO3
  • FO4NW
  • FOBOS
  • FOT
  • VB
Supports
  • EARTH
Defence
  • 1
  • 5
  • 7
  • 10
  • 2.0
Magic
  • 1
Name
  • Giant rat
  • Bones
  • Looting bag
  • Bones
  • Giant rat
  • Giant Rat
  • Raw rat meat
  • Giant rat bone
  • Giant rat
  • Giant rat bone
  • Rat's tail
  • Raw rat meat
Text
  • Level 10
  • Level 13
  • Level 14
  • Lv 2
  • Lv 26
  • Lv 6
Type
Romaji
  • Oonezumi
Caption
  • Image caption
Weakness
  • Earth
  • Fire
  • onbekend
  • 1.0
  • 2.0
Relationships
  • Malik
DS Steal
NES Steal
DS EXP
  • 300
DS Rare Drop
DS image
  • 150
immune to stun
  • No
Slayxp
  • 5
DS Other Info
  • None
DS Attack
  • 24
NES EXP
  • 240
NES Drop
  • Nothing
DS Defense
  • 29
DS HP
  • 1150
DS Location
DS Level
  • 11
NES Level
  • 2
DS Special Attacks
NES Special Attacks
NES Gil
  • 1000
DS Common Drop
DS Uncommon Drop
DS Gil
  • 1500
NES Other Info
  • None
asterisk
  • yes
**drop
*drop
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exp
  • Unknown
Members
  • No
  • nee
Weight
  • 50.0
Allies
Quantity
  • 1
Update
  • Runescape beta is now online!
  • 1.0
  • 2.0
  • Security and free-to-play update - the Stronghold of Security
Height
  • 2.0
Species
  • Mutated Rat
Title
  • Title
zh name
  • 巨大老鼠
DEF
  • 1450
XP
  • 24
  • 1725
Skill
  • 5
  • None
Rank
Enemies
  • McKenzie and his crew
Image size
  • 225
Armour
  • 150
  • 171
  • 202
AC
  • 11
NES
  • Big Rat
Description
  • Giant rat is a type of monster in ADOM. They are very common monsters, that are basically just the stronger form of rats. Whilst they are not powerful, a damaging attack from a giant rat has a chance to infect the PC with sickness — particularly dangerous very early in the game. Giant rats can swim, and are often summoned by wererats.
Nicknames
  • None
Symbol
  • r
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Attribute
  • EARTH
articles
Stats
  • Level: 1, DV: 14, PV: 1, Hits: 2, Attacks: 1, Damage: 2-5. Speed: 100.
  • Level: 4, DV: 15, PV: 1, Hits: 14, Attacks: 1, Damage: 2-5. Speed: 100.
Character
  • Giant Rat
Mac
  • 0
Japan
  • おおネズミ
PREV
  • Nepto Dragon
Occupation
  • Scaring Pachyderms
ID
  • 86
  • 4943
  • 4944
  • 10481
Style
  • melee
HP
  • 16
  • 50
  • 1218
  • Unknown
ar name
  • الجرذ العملاق
Release
  • 2001-01-04
  • 2006-07-04
  • 1.0
  • 2.0
Only
  • The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Ja Name
  • ネズミ
Action
  • Activates from your Graveyard
Forms
  • None
Gender
  • Male/Female
Health
  • 10
Race
Experience
  • 12.400000
  • 26.700000
  • 28
  • 30
  • 48.100000
  • 84.600000
  • 3.0
  • 1.0
NEXT
  • Medusa
Portrayed
Ranged
  • 1
LP
  • 250
  • 325
  • 350
  • 3.0
DS
  • Giant Rat
Eva
  • 11
Location
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Reaction
  • Unfriendly
numberencountered
  • 2
Raritynotes
suits
  • ShodaiNezumi
NES Location
NES HP
  • 450
NES image
dm4 number
  • 815
abstract
  • Giant rats doden is een goede train methode voor beginnelingen. je kan ze vinden in: * Lumbridge Swamps * ondergrondse gang achter het café in Canifis * In de Wilderness ten noorden van Varrock * Varrock Sewers * Tree Gnome Village * Port Sarim * Taverley dungeon * Edgeville dungeon &Melzar's Maze
  • The Giant Rat manifested at a New York Zoo and terrorized elephants in their exhibit.
  • Although weak, it is the only option (other than a sheep) for a player starting with taming level one. A rat can be used to kill other rats and sheep, and doing so (although it may take leveling more than one rat to level taming) will improve your taming skill unless it is capped at one. Giant rats attack on sight and spawn frequently at the Lerilin docks, so be careful if you are fishing there! Known Loot: Gold, Rat Tail, Raw Steak, Fur Spotted: Lerilin Dock, Dungeons, Mirith Crypt, Rat Cave, Sewers
  • Giant Rats are tough monsters found in the Sewers they are much tougher than their counterparts.
  • |- ! style="min-width:15px; max-width:15px; border-right: none;" class="unsortable" | ! style="border-left: none;"|Tavara ! Määrä ! Harvinaisuus ! GE Hinta |- |align=center|File:Bones.png |align=left|bones | |style=background:#AFEEEE; color:#000000;"| |title=" coins each"|– |- |align=center|File:Raw rat meat.png |align=left|raw rat meat | |style=background:#AFEEEE; color:#000000;"| |title=" coins each"|– |- |align=center|File:Giant rat bone.png |align=left|giant rat bone (m) | |style=background:#98FB98; color:#000000;"| |Ei myydä |- |}
  • Giant Rats are found in the 1st and 2nd levels of the Well Tunnels, in addition to one in the Underground Cellar.
  • Giant rat is a type of monster in ADOM. They are very common monsters, that are basically just the stronger form of rats. Whilst they are not powerful, a damaging attack from a giant rat has a (very small) chance to infect the PC with sickness — particularly dangerous very early in the game. Giant rats can swim, and are often summoned by wererats.
  • Giant Rat, also known as Big Rat, is a boss in Final Fantasy III. It is found in the last room of the Nepto Temple, and has stolen a ruby Nepto Eye from the statue of the Nepto Dragon.
  • It is a big rat with dripping teeth and small, greedy eyes. He ain't Mickey Mouse. He was able to talk and asked Graham to make him an offer and he would let him pass. Graham offered him Swiss cheese and the rat agreed to let him pass and then left. He is likely a member of the ratkin race.
  • Giant rats are most commonly found in the Deep Roads, but they breed quickly enough that they inevitably spill into the surface world.
  • Giant rats are an oversized version of the Old World's common rodents. They vary greatly in strength, from ones the size of a cat to ones bigger than humans, like their mole rat cousins. They can be annoying - the rats are hostile and will begin combat if you draw too near, severely delaying the player's passage through rat-infested areas. The species that exists in the Mojave has acquired white hair, blue glowing eyes, a light brown color and is bigger than the normal species.
  • Giant rats are basically just really, REALLY big rats. We're talking 40 feet high and 100 feet long at least here. Southern Giant rats can grow to an excess of 350 feet. They live mainly in rainforests and under the sea, but have recently founded their own nation, Ratopia, which is located just south/north of that tree over there. Giant rats are known to vacation in New York City and are frequently spotted in the subway system. Many famous people are actually giant rats, including Hitler, Bob Dylan and King Henry VIII. Maggie Thatcher was not a giant rat, but in fact took on many giant rat-based characteristics following her defeat of Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard and Linslade, the three giant rats formed by the fallout of the mind-bending psychotropic drugs used in the construction of Milton Keynes.
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  • Rats which have surpassed their lesser kin in both size and agression, Giant Rats infest the outskirts of human habitation scavenging for anything to eat and when provoked will even attack humans. They like darker, dank and warm locations in which to live and breed, living next to any available food source (a miners haven for example) is a highly desirable option for them and as they are capable of breeding quickly they can soon become a nuisance for both their aggressive nature and the fact they often carry disease.
  • They are the first monster a player will defeat in Old School RuneScape, as Vannaka will task the player with defeating one on Tutorial Island.
  • One rat pursued Leela and bit her leg. The Fourth Doctor shot and killed it with a Chinese fowling gun. Li H'sen Chang, Greel's henchman, threw himself to the rats as a means of suicide after his master had dismissed him from service. The rats fatally wounded him, though he did not die right away. (TV: The Talons of Weng-Chiang) After Greel's defeat, the Doctor's allies Henry Gordon Jago and Litefoot descended into the sewers with a Gatling gun to kill the rest of the rats. (PROSE: A Victorian Interlude) On seeing the rats that Richard Harries was experimenting on, the Eighth Doctor recalled the attack on Leela. (PROSE: The Banquo Legacy) The Doctor's eleventh incarnation mentioned giant rats to Amy as an example of things that could be found on the London underground. (GAME: City of the Daleks)
  • Vindplaats Je kan ze overal vinden, maar vooral leven ze in riolen, naast steden en grotten. Categorie:monsters
  • The Giant rat is the largest species of rat on earth, about the size of a medium-sized dog. It is an omnivore. It is less aggressive than brown rats or black rats. Unlike other rat species that were introduced worldwide, they are diurnal, rather than nocturnal. They are less bothersome and less destructive than black rats or brown rats. It is found everywhere except Antarctica.
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