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Oh well, i consider both a enemy, and kill them with extreme caution and predjudice. Or in the most dire scenario, tame and leave em be. Could probably cook em into turkey meat too. I think all mounts are coded to be turned into meat if killed with fire damage. Weird, but useful.
Then again, they are fireproof by default, so... Hm... And its pretty hard to find fire in Tidepool if you dont bomb em.
Ah well, turns out other mounts aren't food. Pity. Would've been neat. I mean, anything's food if you're brave/willing/desperate enough.
Kind of suprised there isn't an ability to caniballize humanoids, if perhaps with a Machete and/or some fire or another Kali artifact (i mean, if we can drink their blood from a cup, consuming the meat isn't much of a stretch).
We can sacrifice nearly anything (including ourselves) to a evil blood God, so morally it wouldn't be any worse to do. :P
Ah well, even if they can't be eaten, they're still getting bombed. Screw em. They're like tikimen on steroids.
I want to love them, since they are such a cool and unique mount, what with teleporting plus unique water movement, but... I'm so bad with teleporters, honestly. XD