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A '''corpse''' is the result of killing [[NPC]]s ([[animals]], [[tower guard]]s, etc), and other players. A corpse is used for (and left after) [[butchering]]. [[Bury]]ing a corpse gives a small amount of [[digging]] skill. If the corpse is a human then burying it will increase your alignment by 5.==Description==
Corpses A '''corpse''' is the result of the death of [[NPC]]s, [[decaycreatures]], [[tower guard] relatively fast unless inside a cave. Once it is decayed]s, [[player]]s, the [[itemrift creature]]s on the corpse will end up in a , and [[pile of itemsunique]]s.
If you are a Mol-Rehan or Jenn-Kellon, type <tt>/release corpse</tt> (including the space) to allow others of your kingdom to [[loot]] your corpse. [[Blacklighter]]s can loot any corpse.==Notes==
It *A corpse is believed that burying used for (and left after) [[butchering]]. *Burying a corpse gives a small amount of [[digging]] skill and if the corpse may affect spawn rates for creatures, but this is unlikely because corpses a player then burying it can increase [[alignment]] by 1 point. A dirt tile must be picked upleast three dirts above rock or water at each corner to allow burying, and the player must use a [[shovel]] to do so. This means they are classified as items by the server and their creature slot Burial of a corpse on a rock tile requires using a [[pickaxe]] instead.*Corpses [[decay]] relatively quickly unless inside a [[cave]]. Once it has decayed, any [[item]]s on the server is now freed up for corpse will form a [[pile of items]].*Corpses may be also buried beneath a new spawn to [[gravestone]].*Corpses cannot be renamed.*Corpses cannot be createdmailed.== Images ==<gallery heights=300px mode="packed-hover">File:corpse_human.png|Corpse of a [[player]]</gallery><gallery heights=300px mode="packed-hover">File:corpse.jpg|Corpse of a brown bear</gallery>
Corpses vary greatly in [[weight]], and many are too heavy to be lifted by regular players. The [[age]] and [[food|hunger]] state of the creature does not affect corpse weight.
Oddly enough, [[butchering]] a corpse does not affect its weight either.
{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" class="sortable"
! [[Creature]] !! [[Weight]]
|-
| [[Anaconda]] || 128.57
|-
| [[Black wolf]] || 257.14
|-
| [[Brown bear]] || 260+
|-
| [[Black bear]] || 285.71
|-
| [[Cave bug]] || 19.28
|-
| [[Crocodile]] || 205.71
|-
| [[Dog]] || 205.71
|-
| [[Goblin]] || 55.71
|-
| Human || 90~
|-
| [[Large rat]] || 7.14
|-
| [[Mountain lion]] || 115.71
|-
| [[Pheasant]] || 15.00
|-
| [[Pig]] || 260+
|-
| [[Scorpion]] || 55.71
|-
| [[Spider]] || 286+
|-
| [[Wild cat]] || 7.14
|}
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== See Also==*[[Death#Your_corpse|Death]]*[[Creatures]] *[[Drown]]*[[WeightSuicide]] ==
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