Difference between revisions of "Cake"
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| + | ==Notable Creep Cakes== | ||
| + | {{Hidden header|Dread Velvet}} | ||
| + | {{Monster | ||
| + | |name=Dread Velvet | ||
| + | |tier1=All Tiers | ||
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| + | *[[A Gremlin in Knead]]: Moonstone Mixup | ||
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| + | A red medium Creep Cake who acts as the final enemy of the A Gremlin in Knead mission. He seems the responsible for creating the Current Cakes possessing Groat and hiding under his chef hat. He appears in the battle as a [[Retrode#Batterbot|Batterbot]] form, after being destroyed he will act like a normal Creep Cake and can rarely inflict curse. | ||
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| + | Being a Batterbot: | ||
| + | *Swipe {{attack|normal}} {{status|curse}} | ||
| + | *Beam {{attack|elemental}} {{status|shock}} | ||
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| + | Being a Creep Cake: | ||
| + | *Tackle {{attack|normal}} {{status|curse}} | ||
| + | *Candles Attack {{attack|piercing}} {{status|curse}} | ||
|drop=*No Drops | |drop=*No Drops | ||
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Revision as of 13:59, 4 April 2014
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Creep Cakes are the unfortunate result of Biscotti using pure, unrefined, dark matter instead of baking powder to speed up a process of making a million cakes required for the Spiral Knights anniversary, which has resulted in Caketastrophe! They can be found in Biscotti's kitchen in the Caketastrophe prestige mission, and also in special lairs that have a chance to appear within Clockwork Tunnel-style levels in a similar fashion to Danger Rooms. Creep Cake lairs and Danger Rooms are not mutually exclusive, meaning both can potentially appear in the same level.
Creep Cake lairs consist of a pathway leading up to a large room, both of which are covered in frosting and adorned with candles, and a party button among several fire traps. Once all players in the party stand on the button, two consecutive waves of assorted Creep Cakes will spawn. Defeating all Creep Cakes within a nest rewards Knight with 3 to 5 Cake Slice tokens which may be exchanged for event-themed masks available from Maskwell.
Types
Notable Creep Cakes
Strategy
- The larger Creep Cakes should always be disposed of first due to their candle attack. The tackle is very predictable and easy to avoid, but the candles require a bit more effort since up to five can come up at once (if in tier 3), and can inflict fire on the recipient of the attack.
- Since Creep Cake nests are always accompanied by two fire-inflicting floor grates, care must be taken not to walk into the grates while attacking the monsters lest you be lit on fire.
- Due to the Creep Cakes being a recycled model of the slime cubes, status effects are the same size as they would be on slime cubes and are often covered by the skin. Creep cakes can be inflicted with all status effects (including fire) despite the fact that they cannot be seen.
Trivia
- Mini Creep Cakes and Creep Cakes share identical attacking animations, attacks and sound effects with Royal Minis and Tier 3 Jelly cubes, respectively.
