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Revision as of 18:45, 15 November 2012
(Up to Weapons)
 Sheep
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| Type: | Animal |
| Keyboard selection: | F5 (x3)![[WDC]](/images/4/46/WDC_icon.png "This item applies to Worms: The Directors Cut."){kind=icon} F5 (x2)
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| Standard effects: | Large crater |
| Present in: | W:A, WWP |
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The Sheep is an animal weapon that runs and hops around the landscape and explodes with the power of a dynamite. It can be manually detonated with the space bar but will automatically detonate after about 20 seconds.
In Worms and Worms: The Directors Cut, destroying a weapons crate that contains a Sheep will cause the Sheep to be "Liberated", flinging it up in the air briefly before bringing it back down again where it will detonate on impact.
Tactics
- Because of Sheep's jumping habit you can hit enemies above you more easily without further aiming.
- The Sheep can collect crates to its owner. This will come in handy as you can collect health and weapons on the way to the enemy.
Criticisms, Problems and Weaknesses
- Because of the jumping Sheep occasionally gets stuck or the AI starts acting weirdly on tight areas.
- Using Sheep on tight areas isn't recommended because the explosion power is pretty large.
External links
- Sheep on Wormopaedia
Trivia
- If a crate that contains a sheep or super sheep is exploded, a sheep jumps out and explodes the first thing it hits.
