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It is also a [[chemical]] found in the bodies of most [[Creature]]s in all games except C1.
 
It is also a [[chemical]] found in the bodies of most [[Creature]]s in all games except C1.
  
In C2, [http://meliweb.net/creatures/2formulae.htm according to] [[geNorNics]], water reacts with [[alcohol]] to produce [[dehydrogenase]].
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In C2, [http://wayback.archive.org/web/20080705023140/http://meliweb.net/creatures/2formulae.htm according to] [[geNorNics]], water reacts with [[alcohol]] to produce [[dehydrogenase]].
  
 
In C3/DS it is used in the respiratory process, and also reacts with hotness and [[fever toxin]] to reduce fevers.  Occasionally, [[fever toxin]] and some [[antigen]] infections can cause the creature to dehydrate so much that the creature suffocates.
 
In C3/DS it is used in the respiratory process, and also reacts with hotness and [[fever toxin]] to reduce fevers.  Occasionally, [[fever toxin]] and some [[antigen]] infections can cause the creature to dehydrate so much that the creature suffocates.

Revision as of 02:39, 23 April 2016

Water is a chemical found in the first three games of the Creatures series. There are many bodies of water in Albia, although in C1, it was purely for aesthetic purposes - lapping gently at the submarine cave and so on. In C2, it became an actual chemical with properties (like making your norns drown...). In Creatures 3, the Marine Terrarium is made up almost entirely of water (salt), and there are fresh water ponds in the Norn Terrarium and Jungle Terrarium.

Most of the bodies of water in the Creatures games are inhabited by water-specific animal life ranging from fish to the elusive Borland. Creatures whose genetics aren't adapted to breathe underwater will drown in this element.

It is also a chemical found in the bodies of most Creatures in all games except C1.

In C2, according to geNorNics, water reacts with alcohol to produce dehydrogenase.

In C3/DS it is used in the respiratory process, and also reacts with hotness and fever toxin to reduce fevers. Occasionally, fever toxin and some antigen infections can cause the creature to dehydrate so much that the creature suffocates.

Did you know? The Aquanorn for C3/DS is adapted to live underwater and eat mostly critters. It can even swim!