Mudragon
by Moonwik Windwillow |
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Climate/Terrain: |
River Banks |
Frequency: |
Common (65% chance)
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Organization: |
Individual
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Activity Cycle: |
Any
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Diet: |
Carnivore |
Intelligence: |
Average Intellingence (8-10) |
Treasure: |
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Alignment: |
Neutral
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No. Appearing: |
1
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Armor Class: |
7 |
Movement: |
10
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Hit Dice: |
5 |
THAC0: |
15
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No. of Attacks: |
2
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Damage/Attack: |
3-9
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Special Attack: |
Mud Slide |
Special Defences: |
Mud Shield
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Magic Resistance: |
75% Resistance to Water |
Size: |
4' long |
Morale: |
Passive 6 |
XP Value: |
350
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General Introduction: They're long serpent like
creatures with small horns on
their heads. They live in the
mud
along river banks and in the
river
itself. It has long fangs and a
long, forked, sticky, frog like
tounge. They're very passive
and
rarely attack without being
provoked. They like people,
and
will rarely attack them.
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Combat: They usually don't attack, but
when they're provoked they
are
formidable fighters. They use
their fangs to bite, and their
horns to stab. They have a
special
attack called Mud Slide which
they
use when they're backed into
a
corner. It will flail its body
around and splash mud
everywhere
and cause stones and large
amounts
of mud to rain from the sky. |
Habitat/Society: They live in solitude or in small
groups. They live in burrows
under
the mud, where they soak up
water
instead of drinking. They eat
fish
and plants. They mate a few
times
a year and the female
Mudragon
wraps itself around the eggs in
its burrow for about 2 months
while the male brings it food.
They usually hatch about a
dozen
eggs, and the babies stay with
the
mother until they are 9
months old
when they're around 3 feet
long
and can fend for themselves.
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Ecology: Mudragons can both breathe
under
water and on land with a
combination of lungs and gills.
Their pourous skin absorbs
water
from the mud when their out
of
water, so they really never
have
to go into the water. There
have
been cases of Mudragons living
in
forests where it is very damp
and
never dry. They can speak,
but
they use their own language
of
clicks, hisses, and screeches.
There have been cases of
Mudragons
learning common, but that is
extremely rare with an
extremely
intellegent Mudragon. |
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