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[Qinetix]

Wait , but there BONELESS , how the heck would they have legs ? there just fluffy spheres , they can't be humanoids

[FrisianDude]

Pudge can be leg-shaped.

[Sphalerite]

Pudge has the tags [MUSCULAR] and [STRUCTURAL], which means it both provides structural support and force for movement.  It also has [FUNCTIONAL], which seems to give it the ability to act as internal organs.

[iceball3]

Pudge has the tags [MUSCULAR] and [STRUCTURAL], which means it both provides structural support and force for movement.  It also has [FUNCTIONAL], which seems to give it the ability to act as internal organs.

So it is a hairy slime right?

[Jacob/Lee]

A fluffly wambler is, in three words, a Fluffy Atomic Grenade.

[UristMcDwarf]

Wait.

Define "pudge"

What if I made my dwarfs pudgy?

[iceball3]

Wait.

Define "pudge"

What if I made my dwarfs pudgy?

Hmm, we need someone to pull up the differences between certain flesh types and pudge... It might make them slightly more or less heavily armored.

[Sphalerite]

Pudge is based off the fat template.  It's fat, renamed and with the [MUSCULAR],[FUNCTIONAL], and [STRUCTURAL] tags added, so it's a functional material but still has the physical properties of fat.  To get dwarves with 'pudge', you'd have to edit the dwarf creature template to add the 'pudge' material and make them use it instead of fat, which wouldn't be hard to do.

For amusement, I used my Uplift Engine script to make civilized Fluffly Wambler men.  They were harmless, but surprisingly hard to kill.

[doomdome]

Pudge is based off the fat template.  It's fat, renamed and with the [MUSCULAR],[FUNCTIONAL], and [STRUCTURAL] tags added, so it's a functional material but still has the physical properties of fat.  To get dwarves with 'pudge', you'd have to edit the dwarf creature template to add the 'pudge' material and make them use it instead of fat, which wouldn't be hard to do.

For amusement, I used my Uplift Engine script to make civilized Fluffly Wambler men.  They were harmless, but surprisingly hard to kill.

But of course... they have no brains to tear, no bones to break, no organs to damage... They're like squishy bronze collossi.

[Randy Gnoman]

[Kholint]

http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl=en&client=ubuntu&channel=fs&biw=1092&bih=720&tbs=isch%3A1&sa=1&q=adipose+doctor+who&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=

I'm surprised nobody has already mentioned these yet. They're MADE from fat, only they can walk and move about and function as an actual thing, so I guess this is as close to "pudge" as you're gonna get.
Think this, only with fur.

[Ubiq]

What with the humanoid business and all, I figured that they were basically Fraggles.

[UristMcDwarf]

http://www.google.com/images?um=1&hl=en&client=ubuntu&channel=fs&biw=1092&bih=720&tbs=isch%3A1&sa=1&q=adipose+doctor+who&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=

I'm surprised nobody has already mentioned these yet. They're MADE from fat, only they can walk and move about and function as an actual thing, so I guess this is as close to "pudge" as you're gonna get.
Think this, only with fur.

Glorious.

[G-Flex]

Correction: That, with fur, no discernable hands, a nose, and no mouth.

[Bohandas]

This might help you , its just some artwork reasembling it
Btw if you want to tame them take your mind away D; , its imposible , anyways there vermin that can only be found in Good areas

For what it's worth, this one is missing the nose, and it shouldn't have ears or a mouth. And it needs to be vaguely humanoid.

It doesn't have a mouth. That IS its nose.