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This is the page for the '''Constructoid''' category, a ''typoid'' classification. | This is the page for the '''Constructoid''' category, a ''typoid'' classification. | ||
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A Constructoid is the typoid classification of creatures exhibiting characteristics similar to artificial constructions. Typically Constructoids are combined with other typoid classifications if they have some elements of that. For instance, the [Belfry Goblin|Belfry Goblins] were once statues, but now exist in a state where they can give birth to live young but simultaneously also be constructed. They would be a ''constructed mammaloid'' in this case. | A Constructoid is the typoid classification of creatures exhibiting characteristics similar to artificial constructions. Typically Constructoids are combined with other typoid classifications if they have some elements of that. For instance, the [[Belfry Goblin|Belfry Goblins]] were once statues, but now exist in a state where they can give birth to live young but simultaneously also be constructed. They would be a ''constructed mammaloid'' in this case. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:05, 29 August 2022
This is the page for the Constructoid category, a typoid classification.
A Constructoid is the typoid classification of creatures exhibiting characteristics similar to artificial constructions. Typically Constructoids are combined with other typoid classifications if they have some elements of that. For instance, the Belfry Goblins were once statues, but now exist in a state where they can give birth to live young but simultaneously also be constructed. They would be a constructed mammaloid in this case.