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Scrasamax	Wormspawn By: Scrasamax There are few horrors starker than meeting a wormspawn, perhaps meeting one wearing your face is the worst Lifeforms Fauna City/ Ruin	by Scrasamax 25^xp 552 views
Scrasamax	Gibberlings By: Scrasamax A highly underrated and underused extremely low level monster, adapted and updated for the Saerith setting Lifeforms Fauna Any	by Scrasamax 45^xp 1 reply 1403 views
valadaar	The Immortal Worms By: valadaar They appear to be very dark, overly large worms - perhaps a handspan in length and half as thick as a finger. That and their matt, dull skin marks them as something other than a typical earthworm. Lifeforms Fauna Underground	by valadaar 130^xp 8 replies 2419 views

“ A certain tribe in a valley believes that the soul remains trapped in the body after death and is aware of it. So they treat their dead as if they are alive, talking to them and keeping them at home. They are used to the stink and for some reason are also immune to the diseases that this practise causes but outsiders are not so lucky.”

Cheka Man

“ Mining in a certain area turns all exposed skin (maybe just parts that are actively disturbing the chemicals that cause the reaction) of the those doing the mining to a dark blue color. Will wear off taking as many years/days spent in the mine. ... meeting a party of blue-skinned humans armed with pick-axes etc. Strange disease? Demon offspring? Curse? If they meet only one ex-worker, they will very carefully listen to any stories he says, no matter if drunken or insane, or just makes up to get a beer.”

Strolen

“ This tome looks like a haphazard collection of random notes on different types of paper stitched together and bound within a wooden cover. The pages describe all of the 300,000 gods of the world, each in the language of the people who worship them. The book is stored high in the mountains, kept safe by an order of monks. Reading the entire book confers a deep understanding on the nature of the cosmos and access to incredible power. This only works, however, if it is read without translation, meaning that the reader must master each language contained within. The various monks know these languages but there is typically only one alive at a time who knows them all. This monk would be an excellent source of information and/or magic. IF the PCs learn about it; IF they can find the monastery; IF they can convince the monks to help them; AND if they can understand the convoluted riddle given as an answer.”

MysticMoon