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Monstrous humanoids are [[mortal | mortal creatures]] that eat, drink and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures | Monstrous humanoids are [[Corporeal]], [[animate]], [[living]], [[mortal | mortal creatures]] that eat, drink and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures. The ''monstrous humanoid [[type]]'' is a [[game rule]] rather than a category recognised by [[biology]]. In the absence of incontrovertible evidence and very preferably a [[corpse]] for [[dissection]], [[biologists]] tends to dismiss members of this type as [[tall tales]] and [[legend|legends]]. The existence of the [[goblyn]], however, is no longer in doubt, not after the intrepid and harrowing work of [[Professor Abelhous Nicholsi]] of the [[University of Il Aluk]] and his publication of ''[[Flora and Fauna of the Forfarian Forests]]''. | ||
Members of this type are not particularly well known by the of the | Members of this type are not particularly well known by the of the | ||
Revision as of 04:25, 2 January 2011
Monstrous humanoids are Corporeal, animate, living, mortal creatures that eat, drink and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on chemical energy, overwelmingly derived from other living creatures. The monstrous humanoid type is a game rule rather than a category recognised by biology. In the absence of incontrovertible evidence and very preferably a corpse for dissection, biologists tends to dismiss members of this type as tall tales and legends. The existence of the goblyn, however, is no longer in doubt, not after the intrepid and harrowing work of Professor Abelhous Nicholsi of the University of Il Aluk and his publication of Flora and Fauna of the Forfarian Forests.
Members of this type are not particularly well known by the of the
seen rarely, at least as such, in the most modern lands of the Core, are dangerous, and are studied by biologists, if at all, as instances of abnormal anatomy and abnormal physiology. Flora and Fauna of the Forfarian Forests
The intrepid Professor Abelhous Nicholsi of the University of Il Aluk paid dearly for furnishing biology with much of its is responsible for
Much of what is known about the goblyn comes from Flora and Fauna of the Forfarian Forests by the intrepid Professor Abelhous Nicholsi of the University of Il Aluk. Monstrous humanoids are a cause of concern for druids, rangers, and others about in the wild, although members of the type may also be found lurking at civilization's heart. The Knowledge (nature) skill may afford useful information about these creatures.
Subcategories
This category has the following 53 subcategories, out of 53 total.
A
- Annis Hag (9 P)
B
- Bakhna Rakhna (empty)
- Bheur Hag (empty)
- Bruja (3 P)
C
- Centaur (1 P)
D
- Dhampir (4 P)
F
- Feathered Serpent (empty)
G
- Gargoloid (1 P)
- Gaunt (Monster) (empty)
- Green Hag (12 P)
- Grimlock (1 P)
H
- Hagspawn (empty)
- Half-Vampyre (1 P)
- Hebi-No-Onna (empty)
J
- Jackal Lord (1 P)
M
- Mask Doppelganger (empty)
- Meazel (1 P)
- Minotaur (4 P)
- Moor Man (empty)
- Moth Man (1 P)
O
- Outcast Reaver (empty)
- Outlander Doppelganger (empty)
P
- Pickled Punks (empty)
S
- Sea Hag (5 P)
- Sea-Claimed (5 P)
- Skin Thief (1 P)
- Standard Doppelganger (3 P)
T
- The Three Hags of Tepest (3 P)
U
- Uthraki (empty)
V
Y
- Yeti (empty)
- Yuan-Ti Abomination (2 P)
- Yuan-Ti Halfblood (1 P)
- Yuan-Ti Pureblood (2 P)
Pages in category "Monstrous Humanoid"
The following 114 pages are in this category, out of 114 total.