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The lobishomen are horrible, [[undead]] [[spirit]]s from [[Tsuu-Y-Teke]], though how they originate is unknown. They are normally [[invisible]], save when they attack. At that time, they appear to be horrifically sunburned, hairless and naked humans with huge jaws of broken fangs and flaking skin that dribbles out puss. Their touch burns and brings heat exhaustion, ultimately with the intent to tire out victims. If they manage to do so, they drink their [[blood]] with the secondary effect of causing [[madness]].<ref>[[Children of the Nightless Land]], [[Book of Shadows]] p. | The lobishomen are horrible, [[undead]] [[spirit]]s from [[Tsuu-Y-Teke]], though how they originate is unknown. They are normally [[invisible]], save when they attack. At that time, they appear to be horrifically sunburned, hairless and naked humans with huge jaws of broken fangs and flaking skin that dribbles out puss. Their touch burns and brings heat exhaustion, ultimately with the intent to tire out victims. If they manage to do so, they drink their [[blood]] with the secondary effect of causing [[madness]].<ref>[[Children of the Nightless Land]], [[Book of Shadows]] p.127-128</ref> | ||
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The lobishomen are horrible, undead spirits from Tsuu-Y-Teke, though how they originate is unknown. They are normally invisible, save when they attack. At that time, they appear to be horrifically sunburned, hairless and naked humans with huge jaws of broken fangs and flaking skin that dribbles out puss. Their touch burns and brings heat exhaustion, ultimately with the intent to tire out victims. If they manage to do so, they drink their blood with the secondary effect of causing madness.[1]
References
- ↑ Children of the Nightless Land, Book of Shadows p.127-128
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