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Lords of Madness str. 66
Lords of Madness str. 160
Dragon Magazine 337
Cytat
Mind Flayer Vampires
Even stranger than illithid sorcerers are illithid vampires. How they come to be is unknown. Unlike other vampires, they do not create spawn or propagate their kind by leaving victims wounded but not yet undead. A vampiric mind flayer bears little resemblance to its kin. Where mind flayers favor rich, luxurious robes, a vampiric illithid wears nothing to cover its dark gray flesh. Its head is smaller and of a different, flattened shape, appearing almost to have shrunk or partially collapsed inward. A vampire illithid’s tentacles are longer and more muscular than those of a living mind flayer, and it uses them for bludgeoning as much as grasping. Such a monster would be truly terrifying if it possessed the mighty intellect of a mind flayer. Fortunately, vampiric mind flayers are completely feral. Their minds hold bestial cunning and savagery, but they do not think or reason. Some portion of their minds must recall their former lives, since their favorite haunts are subterranean, in the types of areas where mind flayers live. Other mind flayers are a vampiric illithid’s worst enemies, because they destroy one whenever given a chance.
Even stranger than illithid sorcerers are illithid vampires. How they come to be is unknown. Unlike other vampires, they do not create spawn or propagate their kind by leaving victims wounded but not yet undead. A vampiric mind flayer bears little resemblance to its kin. Where mind flayers favor rich, luxurious robes, a vampiric illithid wears nothing to cover its dark gray flesh. Its head is smaller and of a different, flattened shape, appearing almost to have shrunk or partially collapsed inward. A vampire illithid’s tentacles are longer and more muscular than those of a living mind flayer, and it uses them for bludgeoning as much as grasping. Such a monster would be truly terrifying if it possessed the mighty intellect of a mind flayer. Fortunately, vampiric mind flayers are completely feral. Their minds hold bestial cunning and savagery, but they do not think or reason. Some portion of their minds must recall their former lives, since their favorite haunts are subterranean, in the types of areas where mind flayers live. Other mind flayers are a vampiric illithid’s worst enemies, because they destroy one whenever given a chance.
Lords of Madness str. 160
Cytat
Vampiric mind flayers are enigmas. Their origins are unknown, as they cannot spawn other vampires. They need both fresh blood and fresh brains to survive. Furthermore, they are feral, unreasoning killers, with no hint of the formidable intellect they possessed in life. Whatever process transforms a mind flayer into a vampiric state also destroys its rationality. An illithid vampire presents a dire threat to any living thing it encounters. Its hunger for blood and brains is limitless and beyond reason. While it lacks the cold genius it once possessed, the creature is astoundingly cunning, and its inventiveness is matched only by its savagery. A vampiric mind flayer is a unique and specific form of undead, more like a wight or a wraith than a vampire. It is not derived from adding the vampire template to a mind flayer.
An illithid vampire uses every conceivable trick and power at its disposal when confronting prey. Although they are not patient creatures by temperament, they can stalk victims for days before striking. Once combat is joined, a vampire quickly seeks to disable as many foes as possible. If necessary, it strikes and then retreats, hoping to burden its prey with wounded or incapacitated figures before making its final assault. A vampiric illithid’s natural attacks are treated as magic weapons for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction.
An illithid vampire uses every conceivable trick and power at its disposal when confronting prey. Although they are not patient creatures by temperament, they can stalk victims for days before striking. Once combat is joined, a vampire quickly seeks to disable as many foes as possible. If necessary, it strikes and then retreats, hoping to burden its prey with wounded or incapacitated figures before making its final assault. A vampiric illithid’s natural attacks are treated as magic weapons for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction.
Dragon Magazine 337
Cytat
Brainstealer dragons combine the worst features of mind flayers and dragons, stunning creatures of the deep world with their mind blast and devouring brains with their dreadful tentacles. Brainstealer dragons tend to be manipulative and scheming, using other underwolrd races to further their ends. A few rare great wyrm brainstealers can boast actual mind flayer communities among their pawns. Many brainstealer dragons view life as a game they intend to win.
A brainstealer dragon has neither bite or wing attacks. Its claws are its primary attack and all other are secondary, including its four tentacle attacks. A tentacle attack deals damage as a bite of a dragon two size category smaller and allows the dragon the use of its improved grab attack. A tentacle has a reach 5 feet longer than normal for the dragons size category.
A brainstealer dragon has neither bite or wing attacks. Its claws are its primary attack and all other are secondary, including its four tentacle attacks. A tentacle attack deals damage as a bite of a dragon two size category smaller and allows the dragon the use of its improved grab attack. A tentacle has a reach 5 feet longer than normal for the dragons size category.
No dobra wycisnąłem jeszcze tyle, że ten smok został stworzony przez eksperymenty illithidów (w sumie można się tego domyśleć). Po angielsku nazywa się brainstealer dragon (smok złodziej mózgu? (Mózgowy smok brzmi lepiej)), a co do wampirycznego illithida to nie wiem wiem tylko, że nie są zbyt inteligentne i ich "normalni" łupieżcy nie lubią... Nic więcej nie wiem i nic więcej nie umiem znaleźć...
dziwna sprawa, nawet nie słyszałam o takich stworach.. ale poszperam może coś się uda znaleźć.
Od razu mówie, że jak napisałem nie do tego działu co trzeba to proszę przenieść - zastanwiają mnie wampiryczne Illithidy - jedyne co o nich wiem to, że oprócz mózgów potrzebują krwi. I nic po za tym... Mógłby ktoś dać ich szerszy opis? Wszystko czemu są wampirami czy z własnej woli wszystko co się znajdzie.
Mózgowy smok - na jakimś angielskim forum znalazłem pewnego smoka - Taki purpurowy smok zamiast "normalnego" pyska ma macki. Jedyne co się dowiedziałem to, że jest połączeniem Illithida i smoka. JW przydały by mi się wszystkie informacje...
Tyle z góry dzięki za pomoc.
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Udało mi się jeszcze dowiedzieć, że "ten potężny jaszczur" Czasami dowodzi Illithidami zamiast Starszego Mózgu... I tylko tyle wie ktoś coś więcej? Szukałem, ale Google milczy a mnie ciekawość pożera...
Mózgowy smok - na jakimś angielskim forum znalazłem pewnego smoka - Taki purpurowy smok zamiast "normalnego" pyska ma macki. Jedyne co się dowiedziałem to, że jest połączeniem Illithida i smoka. JW przydały by mi się wszystkie informacje...
Tyle z góry dzięki za pomoc.
[Dodano po 2 dniach]
Udało mi się jeszcze dowiedzieć, że "ten potężny jaszczur" Czasami dowodzi Illithidami zamiast Starszego Mózgu... I tylko tyle wie ktoś coś więcej? Szukałem, ale Google milczy a mnie ciekawość pożera...