Bee thoven

Bee thoven
Monster ID	1081
Locations	Anywhere, while on a Bees Hate You path
Hit Points	?
Attack	?
Defense	unknown
Initiative	0
Meat	unknown
Phylum	bug
Elements	None
Resistance	?
Monster Parts	abdomen, head, thorax, wing
Drops handful of honey, handful of honey, handful of honey
Manuel Entry
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 You're fighting a bee thoven

A group of witchcraft-oriented bees is called a 'thoven', because of a peculiar lisp common to members of the order Hymenoptera. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

Hit Message(s):

The bee thoven's stingers ignite a symphony of pain in your <ear>. Ow! Eek! Oof!

The bee thoven stings you repeatedly in the <groin>. Ow ow ow ouch! Ugh! Oof! Oof!

The bee thoven chants ominously. You feel something sting you in the <throat>, even though no bee is close enough to have done it. Eek! Argh! Argh!

The bee thoven lights a beeswax candle and chants until a gout of flame erupts from the candle and singes your <neck>. Argh! Ow! Oof! (hot damage)

Critical Hit Message:

You try to admire the pastoral setting as the bee thoven stings the ever-loving crap out of you. Ooh! Ooh! Eek! Ooh!

Miss Message(s):

not known

Fumble Message:

The bee thoven flies off to search for its immortal bee loved. (FUMBLE!)

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After Combat

You acquire an item: handful of honey (??.??% chance)*

You acquire an item: handful of honey (??.??% chance)*

You acquire an item: handful of honey (??.??% chance)*

You gain ? <substat>.

Notes

• This monster cannot be copied.
• Immune to multi-turn stunning.
• Has a 50% resistance to spell damage.
• Has a 75% resistance to deleveling.
• Has a 90% resistance to combat items.
• This monster counts as a group (of size three or more). It takes manifold damage from area-of-effect skills such as Wave of Sauce.

References

• Beethoven was a classical composer and remains one of the most influential figures in the history of music.
• A coven is a name for a group of witches, usually three.
• "Pastoral" is a reference to Beethoven's 6th Symphony, one of his most frequently performed pieces.
• Immortal Beloved was a 1994 film about Beethoven which takes its name from a series of letters he wrote to an otherwise unnamed woman.