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The [[Alhoon]] of [[Gothic Earth]]<ref>[[The Waking Nightmare]], [[Book of Sorrows]] p. 169-172</ref> (real name unknown) is a [[lich]] [[mind flayer]] whom crash landed on [[Gothic Earth]] when its ]]spelljamming ship]] gave out. Then a simple illithid, it quickly discovered it was far away from the [[Elder Brain]] and proceeded to [[murder]] its kindred still in [[stasis]]. Slowly it began to learn forbidden [[arcane lore]] and eventually [[transformed]] itself in a [[alhoon]].
The [[Alhoon]] of [[Gothic Earth]]<ref>[[The Waking Nightmare]], [[Book of Sorrows]] p. 169-172</ref> (real name unknown) is a [[lich]] [[mind flayer]] who crash landed on [[Gothic Earth]] when its [[spelljamming ship]] gave out. It quickly discovered it was far away from the [[Elder Brain]] and proceeded to [[murder]] its kindred still in [[stasis]]. Although it was an ordinary illithid at the time of the crash, it began to learn forbidden [[arcane lore]] and eventually [[transformed]] itself in an [[alhoon]].


The alhoon has mastered [[biomancy]] enough to create an [[illithid leech]] that will transform a [[human]] into an illithid like {{Spec|[[aberration]]}}s and part of a hive mind, presumably controlled by the alhoon. These [[illithid drone]]s appear perfectly human, but have much of the psychic powers and the [[tentacle]]s of a mind flayer (but hidden inside the human skull.)
The alhoon has mastered [[biomancy]] enough to create an [[illithid leech]] that will transform a [[human]] into an illithid like {{Spec|[[aberration]]}}s and part of a hive mind, presumably controlled by the alhoon. These [[illithid drone]]s appear perfectly human, but have much of the psychic powers and the [[tentacle]]s of a mind flayer (but hidden inside the human skull.)


In 1893, [[Abraham Van Helsing]] encountered several of its drones and was ultimately captured. He was held in the lich's [[lair]] for a time before escaping. He learned from a stolen [[book]] much of its history and goals- including that it plans of inducting every [[intellectual]] person into his hive mind.
In 1893, [[Abraham Van Helsing]] encountered several of the Alhoon's drones and was ultimately captured. He was held in the lich's [[lair]] for a time before escaping. He learned from a stolen [[book]] much of its history and goals- including that it plans on inducting every [[intellectual]] person into his hive mind.


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Latest revision as of 10:33, 9 September 2023

The Alhoon of Gothic Earth[1] (real name unknown) is a lich mind flayer who crash landed on Gothic Earth when its spelljamming ship gave out. It quickly discovered it was far away from the Elder Brain and proceeded to murder its kindred still in stasis. Although it was an ordinary illithid at the time of the crash, it began to learn forbidden arcane lore and eventually transformed itself in an alhoon.

The alhoon has mastered biomancy enough to create an illithid leech that will transform a human into an illithid like aberrations and part of a hive mind, presumably controlled by the alhoon. These illithid drones appear perfectly human, but have much of the psychic powers and the tentacles of a mind flayer (but hidden inside the human skull.)

In 1893, Abraham Van Helsing encountered several of the Alhoon's drones and was ultimately captured. He was held in the lich's lair for a time before escaping. He learned from a stolen book much of its history and goals- including that it plans on inducting every intellectual person into his hive mind.

References

  1. ↑ The Waking Nightmare, Book of Sorrows p. 169-172
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