Can Oppressors Dig?
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Yes, Oppressors can dig in the same way that a Glyphid Bulk Detonator or a Glyphid Dreadnought can, using a slam that removes terrain and damages any dwarves in the radius of the slam. The Oppressor‘s ability to dig is a significant aspect of its combat capabilities, allowing it to navigate through the environment and catch its enemies off guard.
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