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NixusMinimax: Added Entity Template

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Added Entity Template

Omega Haxors at 05:06, 9 February 2017

2017-02-09T05:06:48Z

Omega Haxors: Added reproduction behavior

2017-02-09T05:03:32Z

Added reproduction behavior

Omega Haxors at 21:11, 25 December 2016

2016-12-25T21:11:33Z

Omega Haxors at 21:02, 25 December 2016

2016-12-25T21:02:38Z

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2016-12-25T21:00:37Z

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These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The more power going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!

If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators drop various dusts such as redstone and glowstone dust, as well as various macerator dusts, when they die. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection.

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		+	{{Entity
		+	\|image=Replicator.png
		+	\|invimage=Replicator Spawn Egg
		+	\|health={{hp\|8}}
		+	\|behavior=Hostile
		+	\|damage={{hp\|2}}
		+	\|spawn=During lightning storms
		+	\|size=Height: 0.3 Blocks<br>Width: 0.4 Blocks
		+	\|id='''[[JE]]''': 383/3
		+	\|entityid=replicator
		+	\|drops=Redstone, Glowstone, Iron, Copper or gold dust
		+	\|exp=5
		+	}}
	These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The higher the voltage in the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!		These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The higher the voltage in the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!

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-These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The higher the voltage and current going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!
+These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The higher the voltage in the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!
 If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators will always drop one dust when they die. It will either drop redstone, glowstone, iron, copper, or gold dust. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.
 They also have another curious behavior: True to their name, if given enough electricity they will bud off a new replicator. This can be a big problem if they are eating off your mains as they can spread fast, but in a controlled environment this can be used as a very effective farm for the dusts that they drop. Just be careful that the wires feeding them do not overload as a result of too many growing.

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−	These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The ~~more power~~ going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!	+	These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The higher the voltage and current going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!

	If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators will always drop one dust when they die. It will either drop redstone, glowstone, iron, copper, or gold dust. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.		If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators will always drop one dust when they die. It will either drop redstone, glowstone, iron, copper, or gold dust. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.
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		+	They also have another curious behavior: True to their name, if given enough electricity they will bud off a new replicator. This can be a big problem if they are eating off your mains as they can spread fast, but in a controlled environment this can be used as a very effective farm for the dusts that they drop. Just be careful that the wires feeding them do not overload as a result of too many growing.

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	These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The more power going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!		These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The more power going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!

−	If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators drop ~~various dusts such as~~ redstone ~~and~~ glowstone ~~dust~~, ~~as well as various macerator dusts~~, ~~when they die~~. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.	+	If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators will always drop one dust when they die. It will either drop redstone, glowstone, iron, copper, or gold dust. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.

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	These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The more power going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!		These strange little critters show up during thunder storms and seem to have a vicious appetite. What do they eat? Electricity! Any active power lines left unguarded will be sought out by these little pests as they attempt to suck the power out of your network. The more power going through the wire, the further away a Replicator will notice it from, and the more attracted to it they will be. If you notice one standing on top of a particularly high voltage line, you can almost guarantee that it's drawing power from it!

−	If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators drop various dusts such as redstone and glowstone dust, as well as various macerator dusts, when they die. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection.	+	If they do not find 'food' within a certain amount of time, they will starve to death. Replicators drop various dusts such as redstone and glowstone dust, as well as various macerator dusts, when they die. It can be quite advantageous to put a very active line just out of their reach as a sort of trap for collection. Both to obtain its valuable drops and also to keep them away from your less protected lines.