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Plague spewers are lumbering, 22 ft. tall [[undead]] that exist mainly to wipe out all [[living]] creatures save for [[rat]]s and [[vermin]]. Vile and disgusting, plague spewers fulfill their goals of destruction through two primary means: the spread of a virulent and deadly supernatural [[plague]] and by disgorging [[rat swarm]]s.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 125</ref> | Plague spewers are lumbering, 22 ft. tall, [[humanoid]]-shaped [[undead]] that exist mainly to wipe out all [[living]] creatures save for [[rat]]s and [[vermin]]. Vile and disgusting, plague spewers fulfill their goals of destruction through two primary means: the spread of a virulent and deadly supernatural [[plague]] and by disgorging [[rat swarm]]s.<ref>[[Monster Manual III]] p. 125</ref> | ||
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Plague spewers can be encountered in the [[Mourning Pyre]]. | Plague spewers can be encountered in the [[Mourning Pyre]]. | ||
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Plague spewers are lumbering, 22 ft. tall, humanoid-shaped undead that exist mainly to wipe out all living creatures save for rats and vermin. Vile and disgusting, plague spewers fulfill their goals of destruction through two primary means: the spread of a virulent and deadly supernatural plague and by disgorging rat swarms.[1]
Noncanon Information
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Plague spewers can be encountered in the Mourning Pyre.
Descriptive Text
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"As we travelled deeper through the bowels of that infernal tomb, the rotting talons of a gigantic beast burst through a false door. As the walls collapsed around it, we could see that it was the still-moving corpse of a tremendous dog. At least I thought it was a dog: it wore a fanged, conical mask. The mouth of the mask dropped open, and it let loose a bone-rattling roar. Then its jaw fell off, and a torrent of slimy rats leapt from its loathsome maw."
- from the journals of Jerome Delacroix, Mordentish adventurer [2]
References
- ↑ Monster Manual III p. 125
- ↑ Descriptive text from John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (contributed by Gemathustra), from posts on the Fraternity of Shadows message board.
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