Beehive

A beehive is a structure that houses a colony of bees. When damaged or destroyed, it spawns multiple bees that will attack the hero. Beehives are typically immobile structures that can be found in various dungeon levels.

• HP: 64
• Level: 1
• Defense Skill: 1
• Attack Skill: 0
• Damage: 0-0
• Armor: 0
• Speed: Immovable (0x)
• View Distance: 4 tiles
• AI State: Passive (does not actively seek targets)
• Movement Type: Normal
• Can be Pet: No
• Flying: No
• Friendly: No
• Movable: No (immobile structure)
• Exp Given: 5
• Loot Chance: 0%
• Attack Delay: 1
• Base Speed: 0 (immobile)

• Bee Spawning: When damaged, spawns 1 bee at a time (from 3-8 total possible bees)
• Final Swarm: When destroyed, releases remaining bees (if any) - 3-8 total bees possible
• Immobilization: Cannot move from its location
• Bee Limit: Starts with 3-8 total bees that can be spawned (randomly determined)

• AI State: Passive (does not actively seek targets)
• Movement Type: Normal (as a mob type, but doesn't move)
• Can be a pet: No
• Flying: No
• Movable: No (immobile structure)
• Special Behavior: When damaged or destroyed, activates BeeSpawner script to generate bees
• Bee Generation: Randomly determines 3-8 total bees to potentially spawn at the start
• Spawn Limit: Once the predetermined number of bees is spawned, no more bees are generated
• Cell Selection: Spawns bees in an empty adjacent cell (using emptyCellNextTo())

• Beehives have a 0% chance to drop items

• Beehives are not threatening by themselves, but approaching one can trigger bee spawns
• If you need to fight near a beehive, consider taking it out quickly to prevent multiple bees from spawning
• Be careful when using area-of-effect attacks near beehives, as they can trigger multiple bee spawns
• The final swarm when the hive is destroyed can overwhelm unprepared heroes
• Beehives only spawn a predetermined number (3-8) of bees, so they're not an infinite source
• Each time the beehive is damaged, it spawns 1 bee (if any remaining bees to spawn)
• When destroyed, any remaining bees (if any) are released all at once
• Bee spawning uses the emptyCellNextTo() method, so bees appear in adjacent empty cells
• Bees are set to “Hunting” AI state when spawned, so they'll immediately target nearby enemies

• BeeHive.json Configuration
• BeeSpawner.lua Script

• Information source: JSON configuration and Lua script files
• Stats verification: Extracted directly from BeeHive.json configuration
• Ability description: Based on BeeSpawner.lua script analysis
• Last updated: 2025-12-12 based on current codebase

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