The Forgotten City of the Winged Ones Inspirations: Solomon Kane African adventures, Amazons, Harpies, Queen of the

Black Coast, Apocalypse o! "#ietnam$, %he %ale of Satampa &eioros, #alhalla 'isin( Hook: )liver has survived his run*in !ith +ekphret, after the undead sorcerer from Ancient )spis came ,ack to life and killed the pirate cre! !hich )liver had ,een pursuin(- He has escaped !ith his life and has landed some!here in the dark .un(les of Artemesia in the fa,led Southern Continent, a place that civilized men have rele(ated to myth- %he nearest outposts of civilization are the cities of the Keshites far to the north- /or !eeks he has ,arely scrapped ,y, his ,ody (ettin( lean and hard from the stress of su,sistin( in the hostile environment- He comes across a ship!recked cre! of Ionian adventurers !ho are searchin( for somethin( "their ship !as not truly destroyed ,ut carefully hidden, and they are follo!in( the rumors of priceless treasure in a lost city$- %hey have ,een ,urnin( villa(es alon( the coast, (atherin( leads to find the city- %hey offer to let )liver ship out !ith them if he provides e0tra muscle in locatin( a set of ruins mentioned in passin( in countless le(ends- %he Artemesians shun the crystal ruins that thousands of years a(o, !as a (leamin( capital ,elon(in( to civilized predecessors no! utterly (oneBackground: %he Artemesian 1un(le is full of dan(er 2 cra!lin( constrictor snakes, crocodiles, hippopotami, poisonous flies and insects, naked sava(es, carnivorous apes, (iant ants, vampire ,ats, man*eatin( trees, 3uicksand, and thick folia(e are .ust a samplin( of potential death that a!aits those !ho e0plore it too deeply- Ho!ever, stran(e fruit and ,easts, narcotic lotus*plants, ivory, (old, minerals, and lost treasure make e0peditions into the dark .un(le an appealin( venture for the (reedy and the desperateAtmosphere: %he mood is mysterious, hushed, maddenin(, fearful, inscruta,le, and as t!isted as the for,idden .un(le itself- %here should ,e a feelin( of risin( tension, restlessness, and of dark ominousness 2 threats should ,e hinted at ,ut not fully revealed, loomin( ,eyond the trees%he Ionians have lost a (reat num,er of men, either throu(h com,at, enslavement ,y Artemesians, or desertion and fli(ht in terror in the .un(le Set-piece Ideas: 4ater from the river that leads to the city can not ,e drank ,ecause of the corruption flo!in( from the alien ,ein( ,eneath- +ay have to find other streams for sustenance%he Artemesians may ,e a,le to ,e reasoned or allied !ith, ,ut are initially hostileConversely the Ionians can ,e .oined !ith as !ell ,ut !ill ,etray the Heroes !hen they find the treasure- Play up their treachery perhaps there is a bloody showdown/battle in the city. +ay,e the Artemesians attempt to set fire to their camp, or trap them in the city, use (uerilla tactics to (et their reven(e, etc-

%he 4in(ed )nes screech like ,anshees causin( fear and paralysis to !hoever hears their horri,le !ailin(- 4ithin the city ho!ever they are silent as shado!s, as are all thin(s in it ,ecause of the Screamin( SkullCrystal city*ruins s!allo!ed ,y the .un(le: its ancient inha,itants had opened a portal to the outer*dark !ith the direction of a devious priest !ho !orshipped an a,erration* crustacean that had !ashed up the shore of the city- %his ,ein( summoned the 4in(ed )nes, !hich the people !ere led to ,elieve !ere (ods, until they ,ecame enslaved ,y them- 5ventually the slaves revolted and a holocaust occurred- %he survivors fled into the .un(le, lapsin( into ,ar,arism and the city !as for(otten e0cept in half*distorted fa,les"+ay,e a near,y villa(e*elder6shaman can relate this information$ %he scoutin( party may have to attack (uerilla*!arfare style, slink around the ruins !ithout ,ein( seen, etc- Alternatively so may the 7enemies8 Caverns !ith prehistoric, primitive cult*art ,eneath the city sho!in( the (od that slum,ers ,eneath, reekin( ,reath issuin( forth from cracks A code0 of vile*darkness9 a trapezoidal, non*5uclidean altar tended to ,y the sinister and mute hi(h*priest of 'hal:zha%he Screamin( Skull of Silence: the ivory skull of Azral:s first priest no! an unholy artifact !orshipped ,y the mad cultists of the ancient city- %he skull is as mute as the lo!er reaches of the deep9 it steals sound and screams deafenin( silence, causin( paralysis, fear and mad contortionsA half ruined*idol of %sothu(uaa, ,lood*stained and charred, there is a river of ,lood near,y !here the !in(ed ones drink- %he disem,o!eled corpse of an Ionian adventurer is found there, and the 4in(ed*)nes mock the !retch ,y pretendin( to feed himHave the days slide ,y, the men (oin( crazier ,y the hours and pro0imity to the city, the dark, inscruta,le, and invisi,le demons inspirin( canni,alism, hallucinations and insanity- At first the adventurers ,elieve they have reached ;aradise6 <ardens of 5lysium, ,ut slo!ly they come to ,elieve they are in Hell- )ne of them A!OS is very emotionally unsta,le, another A"A# has a devil may*care attitude, the leader $%STO! is a strict authoritarian, a cruel, iron*manBlood*mad hyenas attack en masse on the steps of the ruined zi((urat %he Ionians mean to return to the hidden (alley !ith the treasure from the city ")liver has to find out !here it is and that it is still intact, throu(h torture, !ile, threat, capture, or any other means$-

Make or weave background information/color into encounters themselves Scene &: The Batt'e in the C'earing In the middle of a (reen clearin( hemmed in ,y !ild, overhan(in( vines and (reat trees a (reat ,attle is under!ay ,et!een a mo, of sava(e Artemesian !arriors and a ,and of Ionian adventurers- %here are a (reat num,er of sava(es: corpses litterin( the (round ,ut the rest !ith

their sheer num,ers !ill overtake the Ionians eventually- )liver must decide !ho he !ill help ,efore he comes em,roiled- %here is a shaman amon( the sava(es, chantin( and playin( the drums offerin( the dead to his totem*(odsIf )liver decides to help the sava(es, most of the Ionians !ill ,e slau(htered ,ut $estor( aros( and A)a* escape into the li(htless .un(le follo!in( the Black 'iver, and after a short council, the Artemesians !ill re3uest their heads in e0chan(e for their assistance- Akka, a youn( huntress !ho lost her family to the Ionians: raids alon( the coast !ill .oin )liver in the pursuit- %he rest of the Artemesians shun the ruins and !ill !ait for the t!o to return !ith the heads of their enemies%hey also avoid them ,ecause of an evil de(enerate tri,e said to live near them- $estor !ill seek the 'uins of <or*<al,a, lookin( for the Ivory Skull of Azral, and ,ecome possessed ,y the ancient priest- %he adventure ,ecomes one of (rim pursuit and trackin( do!n the fu(itives;lay up the interactions ,et!een )liver and Akka, sho!in( the difference in point*of*vie! ,et!een the t!o, hint at the horrors and le(ends of the .un(le, sho! the !ay Akka is in her element ,ut also ho! her !ariness and respect for the !ild inform her actions)n the other hand if )liver aids the Ionians, Akka and the sava(es fall ,ack into the .un(le if more than half of their !arriors die- estor ur(es the men for!ard follo!in( the ,lack river to !here they may lose the Artemesians that have left to (et reinforcements- %he Ionians introduce themselves and e0plain that they had ,een forced to land on this hostile coast after a ,attle at sea had ,adly dama(ed their ship and !ere ,eset ,y the Artemesians as they looked for supplies+any of the cre! !as slau(htered, some !ere enslaved, and others fled into the .un(le- %hey ,elieve that they may have taken shelter in near,y ruins shunned ,y the superstitious natives, and they need the navi(ator to pilot the ship ,ack- =ittle ,y little they find the remnants of the deserters: some dead, some (one insane and turned canni,als%he adventure ,ecomes more a,out e0ploration and horror, and its discoveries unveil the true darkness of the primeval .un(le and the human soul- >se the superstitions, arro(ance, desperation, (reed and ruthlessness of the Ionian adventurers to characterize them- Amon( the men, some ,e(in to ,laspheme and declare that the (ods are dead, as others ,ecome mentally scarred and act erratically as the horrific events unfoldAfter ?*@ days, follo!in( the course of the river they find the ruinsWeather &d+: A- Beep mist C- >n,eara,le humidity ?- %orrent of rain @- Hot, sunny peerin( throu(h canopies D- Clear E- Cloudy %,ents Bay A Afternoon: A successful +I B check "FBar,arian, Hunter, or other outdoors*type career$ reveals a ,eautiful .a(uar restin( on some lon( tree ,ranches, !atchin( the (roup carefully from a,ove- It !ill not attack unless provoked, ho!ever some of the Ionians ,ecome ,old and !ish to (et its peltBusk: B. A Stalker in the Dark

Evening: At ni(ht they risk a fire and ,e(in speakin( around the camp, tradin( stories, le(ends, deeds- %he moon is nearly full, and one man s!ears that he has (limpsed a !hite*!oman runnin( throu(h the trees, they investi(ate ,ut see only !hite mist, ,efore he is slapped ,y estor "red herrin( encounter$Bay C Morning: A. The Devils Fruit Midday: A torrential storm makes follo!in( the river difficult as it floods, o,scurin( any tracks, and seekin( shelter ,ecomes paramount if !ith the pirates- <ettin( to hi(her (round is essential to not lose the trail- "See C. Bridge of Doom or G. Hills of the Damned$ Evening: )ne of the men has stran(e dreams after a harsh fever, of !in(s in the ni(ht- He dies later in the mornin(Bay ? Midday: %he Black 'iver terminates in a cliff face !ith a sheer !aterfall- A,ove the falls is a ravine crossed ,y a narro! rope ,rid(e- See C. The Bridge of Doom, for more detailsInvesti(atin( the cliffs leads to the Caves of Death, !here the canni,als d!ell- )ne of the lost Ionians, -eander( has (one insane ,ecomin( terrified of the .un(le and d!ells in the caves( avoidin( the canni,als as ,est he can. /ollo!in( the caves leads to G. Hills of the Damned. Another after sufferin( pan(s of hun(er for days is inspired to eat one of the men estor, starts actin( stran(ely ,ecomes more ruthless than usual and ends up ,ecomin( possessed ,y Azral the closer he (ets to <or*<al,aA. The /e,i'0s Fruit: Han(in( in clusters from slun( trees like am,er and (old planets in a 3uiet s!ard, are ,undles of lar(e, e0otic fruit- %hey can ,e used to make poison, e0plained ,y Akka ,ut are 3uite deadly to handle- )ne of the desperately*famished Ionians eats it, (oes insane for Ad? rounds, randomly attacks any,ody near,y and dies 2 his face turnin( into a ,loated, violet and (rotes3ue mask of a(onyB. A Sta'ker in the /ark: In a reedy la(oon filled !ith mos3uitoes, fro(s, stran(e reptiles, slime and foul smells, the line of the !ater sho!s some type of movement- fannin( 3ueerly- An anaconda is creepin( throu(h this stinkin( reed*marsh, s!eepin( the un!ary and dro!nin( them ,y constriction- Can the heroes stop the anaconda from killin( more of the party, or attackin( them, or ,ecomin( prey to it themselvesG It can ,e avoided, fou(ht, !ounded and6or scared off- 'oll AdE 2 on a A*C a hero is s!ept, on a ?* @ an Ionian pirate, D*E a named ;CC. The Bridge of /oom: Bet!een t!o cliffs, a rickety, ancient !ooden ,rid(e spans across a sheer ravine and river- %he ,rid(e !ill ,e(in to s!ay if too many people are traversin( it at a

time- Can the heroes make it across the ,rid(e safely ,efore it collapses under their com,ined !ei(htG If the ,rid(e is taken do!n they must ,rave the river ,elo! full of crocodi'es to clim, the hi(h and tan(led cliffs- It !ill take t!o successful clim, checks to make it to the summit, and it !ill ,e easier if the clim,er knots a rope for the others to clim, after him- If the cliffs aren:t clim,ed, then they !ill spend another day findin( a !ay around them/. The Fie'd of /reams: A (or(eous ,lue and !hite field of hu(e*flo!ers (ives off a pleasant, hypnotic aroma- A successful %ricky "*A$ +I B check plus an appropriate Career allo!s the Heroes to notices the s!ayin( vines near,y, thou(h there is no apparent source of !ind- %he smell is invitin(, mello!in(, compellin( ill the heroes notice the assassin!vine trap before it"s too late# %he field of narcotic ,lue*lotus plants lulls the un!ary into a deadly slum,er, inducin( dreams a,out the city "possi,ly sho!in( the Ionians ,ein( ,rou(ht there and hidin( in the ,arracks as !ell as !in(ed ,ein(s in the starli(ht$If )liver falls asleep then the Ionians, ,elievin( him dead, a,andon him and continue to the ruins, leavin( him to his fate- If the Ionians fall asleep, then a .un(le d!eller attacks not lon( after, forcin( )liver to choose to fi(ht, run, or a!aken the Ionians%. Horror from A1o,e: In an over(ro!n, ruined line of columns near a narro! cliff, an unnaturally hi(h*pitched series of cries is heard far a!ay, ,eyond a screen of (narled trees- %he 4in(ed )nes arrive en masse, their .et*,lack ,odies (listenin( darkly- %hey ,e(in shriekin( their deafenin( and paralyzin( cries, causin( fear and confusion- A +I B check F an appropriate martial career "Bar,arian, 4arrior, Hunter, Soldier, etc-$ !ith a $ard %!&' difficulty !ill ,e needed in order to keep composure- If not the hero is shaken ,y !hat he has seen and receives a penalty to all actions for AdE rounds5ventually a fe! of the 4in(ed )nes attempt to snatch some of the more !ounded Ionians to ,rin( them for sacrifice and consumption to <or*<al,a- %he ruins are visi,le ,elo! the cliff, risin( in the sea of (reen- It !ill take several hours to descend safely F. Hea'ing roots: An appropriate career check "Bar,arian, Hunter, Alchemist, etc$ F +I B !ill reveal the H.oca root, a rare set of roots kno!n for their healin( properties- %hey can ,e (rounded up and applied to mend !ounds- Akka (ives thanks to the ,east*(ods if they are discovered, e0plainin( their mystical 3ualities- Ho!ever, it !ould take several hours to concoct the ,alm, there,y makin( it harder to catch up to the Ionians ,efore they reach the ruins of <or*<al,a2. Hi''s of the /amned 3 a series of mounds made from the ,ones of sacrificed people are the ,lasphemous altars for a de(enerate tri,e of canni,als- %he harsh smell of fire and ,lood are in the air( and si0 ,estial men are (na!in( on the ,ones of the unlucky and drinkin( the marro! like succulent .uice- E canni,als "ra,,le$- A fresh source of !ater is near,y alon( !ith ad.acent caves !here the rest of the canni,als d!ell- Inside primitive murals depict their sava(e and ,lasphemous practices, as !ell as the ,eautiful sem,lance of a !oman painted a,ove a simple altar- %here are also the remains of human corpses as !ell- 4ithin are CIF canni,als, AI of !hich are !omen and children, they !ill mass to(ether to kill attackers#. The 4ossession: The !uins of 2or-2a'1a

Silence ,roods over the o,ergro5n( mono'ithic structures that have lain lon( a,andonedSmoke and the sme'' of 1urning f'esh are noticea,le even throu(h the heavy folia(e- %here seem to ,e different types of tracks, on the (round- The g'o5ing eyes of hyenas peer from the darkness ,eyond the (narled trees, !aitin( for ni(htfall to participate in the ,lasphemous rites of the Ape*;riest- The B'ack !i,er runs throu(h the ed(e of the ruins and into the .un(le- In the ruins ho!ever, there is no sound 2 neither the cries of ,irds or ,easts, nor the slitherin( reptiles%here are a series of different lar(e structures, all at various levels of ruin, ,ut most are relatively intact- It !ould seem that this !as the ceremonial center of the city, the rest has ,een reclaimed ,y the .un(le "includin( !here the Hills of the Bamned are no!$- +any remnants of stairs and ,lasted, cyclopean !alls litter the ruins- Half*toppled ,ut massive statues of proud !arriors and for(otten animal*(ods and columns still line the processional !ays- Some of them are unsta,le and ready to fall%he one structure dominatin( them all is a hu(e zi((urat*like 4yramid topped ,y crysta' o1e'isks and a go'den 1ui'ding- +oss has effaced one of the pyramid:s sides, and can ,e ,urned%he steep stairs leadin( up to the flat top !here the (olden temple is, are cracked and over(ro!n, an advanta(eous position if ,ein( mo,,ed ,y enemies such as the horde of hyenas- %he o,elisks are chiseled !ith arcane hiero(lyphs, and are dull in the sunli(ht, ,ut shine a ,ri(ht, sick (reen* !hite in the moon li(ht- At the top of the pyramid, the (olden temple has an ancient ,ronze, verdi(ris set of doors flanked ,y t!o massive columns holdin( the flat porticoA psychic, !in(ed*ape, the de(enerated priest and protector of Kiaa, and the keeper of Azral:s Skull, resides at the sin(le*room temple on its peak still draped in his cult*ro,es- He can 7speak8 to the 4in(ed )nes throu(h his psychic po!er and make his !ill understood- 4hen he ,ecomes a!are of the encroachin( party he uses his po!er to drop a pillar on them, in order to reduce their num,ers- He:ll then let the 4in(ed )nes attack !hile he secures the Screamin( Skull and prepares the rites of sacrifice "may,e it is related to the Artemesian tri,al drummin(, !hich is a dark echo of the ori(inal$ on the ,lack altar>nder the ,lack altar is the sarcopha(us of 6iia( former concu,ine and no! the ampire 7ueen of 2or-2a'1a. She !as hun( from the hi(hest pillar in the city ,y her .e!els- She is seekin( a man !orthy enou(h to !ear Azral:s skull and serve as his ,odily vessel- %he ritual involves matin( in the temple under the full, ,lood*red moon and the terri,le stars as the Ape*;riest chants and plays the Brums of %om,alku, !hile the hyenas ho!l around the perimeter of the pyrmaid She !ill turn Akka a(ainst )liver ,y dominatin( her mindBeneath the pyramid is the sleepin( (od of the city itself, an alien*entity !ho corrupts the river !ith its demonic, other!orldly nature- Bestroyin( the skull, and collapsin( the temple a,ove it !ill ,ury the a,erration for (ood %here are many ,uildin(s around to hide in, includin( the O'd Barracks !here panoplies of ancient armor "+edium AdE*A, A(ility *A$ still remain, in remarka,ly (ood condition as !ell as lac3uered ,o!s, spears- Some of the Ionians mi(ht ,e holed*up in these ,uildin(s, includin( the navi(ator and first mate A'cides, a ha((ard old sea*do( and navi(ator !ho .ust !ants to (et ,ack to the (alley, and !ill try to convince the Ionians to escape the ruins !ith their lives- He can ,e found in an ancient granary, hidin( ,ehind an old, massive (rindstone%he only other Ionians still sane are #aros and A.a0, havin( ,arely survived the .un(le and estor:s treachery- %hey are hidin( in

%hey have still ,een scarred ,y !hat they have seen, and !ear mile*lon( stares- A.a0 has lost his mirth ,ut still crafts lines of verse inspired ,y !hat he:s seen:

All through the night the stars are blind( Eclipsed by wings on things that should not fly. And the torrent flowing from )lack *iver"s shore +s the dark line that we will cross no more. ,or we have wandered in the garden of -eath here howls rise beneath the Moon"s bleeding breast( And under ruined piles of blasphemies sleeps .he /ueen of $ell and the hordes that she keeps. %here is a vast, co'umned ha'' lined !ith fadin( frescoes of once phantasma(oric color, depictin( the city in its heyday !ith a ,roken floor ,efore an ivory throne, leadin( into a series of caverns- %here is a lar(e cavern ,eneath the ruins !ith a lar(e num,er of ,izarre e((s from !hich the 4in(ed*)nes hatch- %Maybe there/they are rubies/0eweled' %heir incu,ation period is lon( "CIF years$ ,ut the devils come out fully (ro!n- %he poisonous river is the reason for this site and promotes their (ro!th in this other!ise alien environmentThe to5er -8 'i1rary( treasury A deep-5e'' !here prisoners6sacrifices are kept is near,y tooA (reat, ,ut collapsed and over(ro!n a9ueduct also looms lar(e in the city, makin( a (ood vanta(e point and hidin( place as !ell- =ar(e !ell*cut stone ,locks litter around the ,ase of the a3ueduct, makin( it easier to clim,- It takes an 5asy "FA$ S%' F Career check to clim, to the top of the structure- %he dusty channel on the top is full of ,at (uano, e((s, lizards, mud A lar(e, flamin( ,razier of (reen fire ,lazes in front of a (reat, 1'ack ido' of Tsothuggua the alien*entity from Saturn- %here are ? 4in(ed*)nes here mockin( the corpse of a youn( Ionian they:ve captured, feedin( him his o!n intestines and ho!lin( dia,olically- )ther ,odies are charred, havin( ,een ,urned alive- %here are also fallen pillars near,y of stran(e aspect, and lo! !alls surroundin( the idol, perhaps the remnants of an old shrine that may have once enclosed itear,y at the B'ack !i,er( they drink leisurely from its corrupted !aters- +utated dra(onflies, flo!ers and other stran(e life*forms are found alon( the river- At ni(ht they perch in the pyramidal lesser*temples, like infernal statues, and listen to the sin(ular music from the Ape* ;riest:s drummin(The hyenas keep to the city outskirts until ni(ht, massin( at the ,ase of the pyramid*temple ho!lin( for Kiaa- %hese ,easts are actually men that !ere transformed ,y Kiaa:s ma(ic after they came seekin( the Queen and !ere found !antin( Ca'endar:%,ents: !andom %ncounters: !o'' ;* a day at <=> A- A,andoned camp, !ith skulls set on poles C- Clearin( ?- =a(oon, full of hippopotami

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#ery thick folia(e Ancient ,lasted road, markers, totems Heavy under(ro!th "possi,ly hidin( some creature$ %hick mud 'ocky Cliff Brums in the ni(ht 2 shaman chantin( incantation /orest fire Quicksand Artifact "amulet, totem,

A!T%-%SIA$ SA A2%S ?@=A A<I A Sava(e A =B: ? "'a,,le$ ;rotection: one 4eapons: Bone6/lint*Spear FA6Ad?

IO$IA$ 4I!AT%S ?+A A<I A ;irate A =B: ? "'a,,le$ ;rotection: one 4eapons: Armor: Spear FA6AdE Ad?*A #ery*li(ht

A66A( youn( Artemesian !arrior and huntress S%' A<I +I A;; I C A *A Bra!l +elee 'an(e Bef I I A A Hunter Sava(e A A

BB: L "J$ " ;C$ Weapons: Stone A0e Bone 1avelin Armor: one AdE AdE

Bescription: %aciturn, ,lunt, and particularly violent Akka is not !ell*liked or charmin( ,ut is a 3uick and cunnin( !arrior sho!in( much potential despite ,ein( only AK years old$%STO!( leader of the Ionian plunderers S%' A<I +I A;; C A A I Bra!l +elee 'an(e Bef A C I A Soldier 50plorer +ercenary ;irate A A I C

BB: AC "#illain$ 4: D Armor: AdE*C "=i(ht$ Battle*Harness and Crested Helm Weapons: Kopis Ba((er Spear AdEFC Ad?FC AdEFC

Bescription: %all, !ith deep (ray eyes, a chin (oatee and lon( dark ,ro!n hair A deserter and pirate, estor has harried the coasts of the Southern Continent, the Isles of Ae(ea and many other lands takin( ,rief sanctuary in ;ylos, attractin( scum like himself !ith his iron !ill and promise of treasure- Cruel and intelli(ent, he sacrifices men !hen he senses traps, is harsh a,out discipline, and is ruthless and o,sessive !hen pursuin( an a(enda- He is po!er* hun(ry and !ill not tolerate dissention A"A#( reckless Ionian S%' A<I +I A;; A A I A Bra!l +elee 'an(e Bef A A I I Actor %hief ;irate A A A

BB: L "Henchman$ Armor: Ad?*A "#ery li(ht$ Bracers Weapons: Miphos Bronze A0e AdEFA AdEFA

/escription: A .olly, mischievous, histrionic character !ith a tendency for theatricality, impressions, and monolo(ues- He !ill rush into ,attle ,ut !ill .ust as 3uickly hi(htail it if thin(s look dire- His humor and charm mask a dark cunnin( and streak for treachery A!OS( shell*shocked youth S%' A<I +I A;; I A A I Bra!l +elee 'an(e Bef I I A A Sailor A %hief A

BB: K " ;C$ Armor: #ery =i(ht "Ad?*A$ Weapons: Bo! AdE Spear AdE Ba((er Ad?

/escription: "A2CA! =ife,lood: AI "?$ Befence: C Stren(th A A(ility ? +ind I Bite F@9 dE*A dama(e C cla!s FC per attack9 dE*A dama(e each "All ? attacks at FA each$ A$ACO$/A =B: CI "*?$ Bef: A6? "in !ater$ ;rotection: A S%' A<I +I @ A *A

Constriction FC9 AdE C!OCO/IB% =B: AD ;rotection: C Befense: A S%' A<I +I ? A *A

Bite FC9 AdEFA HD%$AS ?&<&+A =B: ? "'a,,le$ S%' A<I +I I A I

Bite: FA6AdE*A WI$2%/ O$%S ?+-&=A =B: K Befense: A "? * flyin($ ;rotection: C "%ou(h skin$ S%' C

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Bite, FA 6 AdEFA C Black %alons: FC 6 AdE*A 4ail: %ar(et must make a /ear check or suffer a penalty die, failure to act, Bescription: %he remnants of the demonic ,ein(s that tore <or*<al,a apart A4% 4!I%ST( degenerated sur,i,or and de,otee =B: AC Befense: A ;rotection: C A;: AC S%' A<I +I C *A C

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