Template:Insectoid Summary

Template documentation

This exact spiel is used on every Insectoid page, so rather than have to edit every single one when they are updated, it can instead be edited once.

Example 1

{{Insectoid Summary}}

Produces:

All insectoids, including the insectoid summary, experience hypothermic slowdown instead of fatal hypothermia, have 100% Toxic Resistance, rendering them immune to toxic buildup from any source, 80% Toxic Environment Resistance, rendering them resistant to environmental effects such as rot stink, and 100% Vacuum Resistance rendering them immune to vacuum exposure. Note, however, that the cold temperatures in orbit will eventually put them into a hypothermic coma until they warm up. They also experience pollution stimulus when in polluted terrain. See that page for full details. also have

Insectoids are incapable of sexual reproduction like other animals, due to their breeding type (EusocialInsect). Instead, wild insects reproduce via hives which create new insectoids periodically, up to a maximum value each hive can support. Tamed insectoids cannot reproduce at all. For more detail, see the Hive page.

Example 2

Lead in text, if necessary, goes here. {{Insectoid Summary}} Lead out text goes here.

Produces:

Lead in text, if necessary, goes here. All insectoids, including the insectoid summary, experience hypothermic slowdown instead of fatal hypothermia, have 100% Toxic Resistance, rendering them immune to toxic buildup from any source, 80% Toxic Environment Resistance, rendering them resistant to environmental effects such as rot stink, and 100% Vacuum Resistance rendering them immune to vacuum exposure. Note, however, that the cold temperatures in orbit will eventually put them into a hypothermic coma until they warm up. They also experience pollution stimulus when in polluted terrain. See that page for full details. also have

Insectoids are incapable of sexual reproduction like other animals, due to their breeding type (EusocialInsect). Instead, wild insects reproduce via hives which create new insectoids periodically, up to a maximum value each hive can support. Tamed insectoids cannot reproduce at all. For more detail, see the Hive page. Lead out text goes here.

See also

• Template: Dryad Summary
• Template: Mechanoid Summary