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	A voidmind creature is a [[victim]] of the [[mind flayer]]s. Most of the [[brain]] of the voidmind creature has been consumed by the voidmind's illithid masters and replaced by [[psionic]] slime. The slime inside the void mind's head leaves their intellect relatively intact, but the voidmind has become a [[thrall]] to the three mind flayer masters that dominate it. Becoming a voidmind creature also enhances the voidmind creature's physical abilities. However, none of the [[transformation]] is readily visible, with the obvious exception of when the voidmind creature's sentient tentacle emerges from the [[head]] to attack. Thus voidmind creatures make excellent [[spy\|spies]]. Should it wish, one of the voidmind's mind flayer masters can dominate it at any point and even use the illithid [[psionic]]s through it.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189</ref>		A voidmind creature is a [[victim]] of the [[mind flayer]]s. Most of the [[brain]] of the voidmind creature has been consumed by the voidmind's illithid masters and replaced by [[psionic]] slime. The slime inside the void mind's head leaves their intellect relatively intact, but the voidmind has become a [[thrall]] to the three mind flayer masters that dominate it. Becoming a voidmind creature also enhances the voidmind creature's physical abilities. However, none of the [[transformation]] is readily visible, with the obvious exception of when the voidmind creature's sentient tentacle emerges from the [[head]] to attack. Thus voidmind creatures make excellent [[spy\|spies]]. Should it wish, one of the voidmind's mind flayer masters can dominate it at any point and even use the illithid [[psionic]]s through it.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 187-189</ref>

	A voidmind's [[alignment]] matches that of its masters (normally [[Lawful Evil]]) unless its masters are destroyed. In that case, the voidmind creature receives free will and the [[character]]'s original alignment.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189</ref>		A voidmind's [[alignment]] matches that of its masters (normally [[Lawful Evil]]) unless its masters are destroyed. In that case, the voidmind creature receives free will and the [[character]]'s original alignment.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 187-189</ref>

	For details on creating the game statistics of voidmind creatures, see [[Voidmind Creature Template]].		For details on creating the game statistics of voidmind creatures, see [[Voidmind Creature Template]].

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	~~(As~~ a voidmind creature ~~results from~~ the ~~application of~~ a ~~template~~ to ~~one of~~ a ~~number~~ of ~~different possible types~~ of creatures ~~without changing~~ its ~~type~~, the creature ~~cannot be conclusively filed by type are thus is instead filed under~~ [[~~:Category:Cross~~-~~type Template\|Cross-type~~ Template]].)		A voidmind creature is a [[victim]] of the [[mind flayer]]s. Most of the [[brain]] of the voidmind creature has been consumed by the voidmind's illithid masters and replaced by [[psionic]] slime. The slime inside the void mind's head leaves their intellect relatively intact, but the voidmind has become a [[thrall]] to the three mind flayer masters that dominate it. Becoming a voidmind creature also enhances the voidmind creature's physical abilities. However, none of the [[transformation]] is readily visible, with the obvious exception of when the voidmind creature's sentient tentacle emerges from the [[head]] to attack. Thus voidmind creatures make excellent [[spy\|spies]]. Should it wish, one of the voidmind's mind flayer masters can dominate it at any point and even use the illithid [[psionic]]s through it.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189</ref>

			A voidmind's [[alignment]] matches that of its masters (normally [[Lawful Evil]]) unless its masters are destroyed. In that case, the voidmind creature receives free will and the [[character]]'s original alignment.<ref name="MM III p. 187-189</ref>

			For details on creating the game statistics of voidmind creatures, see [[Voidmind Creature Template]].

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	17 The dexterous, slimy [[tentacle]] sprouting from this creature’s head marks it as a voidmind — a creature that has been forcibly transformed into a [[spy]] for the mind flayers. The base creature’s type traits are unchanged.		17 The dexterous, slimy [[tentacle]] sprouting from this creature’s head marks it as a voidmind — a creature that has been forcibly transformed into a [[spy]] for the mind flayers. The base creature’s type traits are unchanged.

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	(As a voidmind creature results from the application of a template to one of number of different possible types of creatures without changing its type, the creature cannot be conclusively filed by type are thus is filed under [[:Category:Cross-type Template\|Cross-type Template]].)		(As a voidmind creature results from the application of a template to one of a number of different possible types of creatures without changing its type, the creature cannot be conclusively filed by type are thus is instead filed under [[:Category:Cross-type Template\|Cross-type Template]].)

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			(As a voidmind creature results from the application of a template to one of number of different possible types of creatures without changing its type, the creature cannot be conclusively filed by type are thus is filed under [[:Category:Cross-type Template\|Cross-type Template]].)

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==[[John W. Mangrum | John W. Mangrum's]] Voidmind Creature Lore<ref name=lore>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3754&start=105 Mangrum's Monster Lore]</ref>==

Monster Manual III

Characters with ranks in [[Knowledge (psionics)]] can learn more about a creature’s voidmind nature. Characters may need to make a separate Knowledge check to learn about the base creature. When a character makes a successful skill check, the following lore is revealed, including the information from lower DCs. These DCs are unusually high due to the rarity of these creatures.

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17 The dexterous, slimy [[tentacle]] sprouting from this creature’s head marks it as a voidmind — a creature that has been forcibly transformed into a [[spy]] for the mind flayers. The base creature’s type traits are unchanged.

22 Mind flayers create voidminds by removing most of the creature’s [[brain]] and replacing it with a form of psionically charged slime. In the process, a group of three mind flayers bonds to the voidmind, gaining the ability to [[scry]] through the creature’s senses and control it like a [[thrall|puppet]]. Despite the loss of its identity, the transformation enhances the creature both physically and mentally. A voidmind can be identified by the four plugged holes in its head, which are usually kept hidden or disguised. A voidmind can strangle foes with its retractable tentacle. The psionic charge that animates a voidmind also allows it to deflect glancing blows, but magic weapons can pierce its defenses.

27 A voidmind creature’s three masters can channel their psionic abilities through the voidmind, as if the voidmind were manifesting them itself. A voidmind creature is resistant to [[psionics]] and immune to [[acid]], [[ability damage]], [[ability drain]], [[energy drain]], and [[mind-affecting spells]] and abilities.

32 Once a day, a voidmind can expel the psionic slime from its head in a cone, stunning foes and burning them with acid. Destroying a voidmind creature does not harm its [[master|masters]], but they are instantly aware of its fate. Slaying a voidmind’s masters restores its [[free will]], but otherwise leaves it unchanged. A properly worded wish or miracle can restore a voidmind creature to normal.

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