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The Loop (Games)
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“Looks like a rock to me.”
“Rocks are boring.”
“Is pointy.”
“The earth gives up its bounty.”
“ROCKS CONTAINING ROCKS”
“A strange rock formation.”
“I'm not too interested in rocks.”
“Rocks. How dull.”
“Presumably it's formed from ceiling drippings.”
“A cave böulder.”
“Rocks underground?! Shocking.”
“A pretty cool rock.”
“I always get you upside down with stalactites...”
“Me likes rocks whar I can see'em.”
“'TIS A ROCK”
“Rock”
“I'm going to go ahead and guess it's a rock.”
“Yep, yep. It's a rock.”
“It's just a rock.”
“Cave rock.”
–Wurt
“People get stalagmites and stalactites confused, but I know which is which!”
A Stalagmite is the Underground equivalent of a Boulder. It can be mined using either a Pickaxe, Opulent Pickaxe, or Pick/Axe. Stalagmites drop various minerals when mined.
Both regular and Tall Stalagmites can be found in 3 different states: full, medium, and low. Each type (and state) has a different loot table.
| Stalagmite | Tall Stalagmite |
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| Full | Full |
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| Medium | Medium |
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| Low | Low |
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Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Even though a Stalagmite will appear to be reduced to a lower state as it is mined, it will retain the loot table of its starting state.
- Rock Lobsters will randomly eat Stalagmites, reducing them by 1 state (e.g. from "full" to "medium"). They won't eat more than 1 time from the Stalagmite.
- The fact that tall stalagmites can drop Logs suggests they may be petrified trees.
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