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A leechwalker is a [[humanoid]]-shaped mass of [[leech]]es always on the lookout for [[blood]]. Because of the [[mindless]] nature of this [[vermin]], the leechwalker shows no ability to size up the potential of its would-be [[prey]] and takes a direct route to its targets to grapple them and suck them dry.<ref>[[Monster Manual II (3.0 | A leechwalker is a [[humanoid]]-shaped mass of [[leech]]es always on the lookout for [[blood]]. Because of the [[mindless]] nature of this [[vermin]], the leechwalker shows no ability to size up the potential of its would-be [[prey]] and takes a direct route to its targets to grapple them and suck them dry.<ref>[[Monster Manual II (3.0]] p. 135</ref> | ||
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T.B. opined that the corpse we found in the New River Channel must have been attacked by [[vampire]]s! Because the body had been drained of blood! So we should bring garlic! And mirrors! (!s are to depict T.'s conversational style, which can never end a sentence without a flourish.) Pointed out that it is the custom of vampires to bite once at the neck, not hundreds of times across the entire body, and advised him to formulate an alternative hypothesis. (!) | |||
Journal of [[Nathanael Dent]], [[grimetrekker]], 12/12/[[754 BC|754]] | |||
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A leechwalker is a humanoid-shaped mass of leeches always on the lookout for blood. Because of the mindless nature of this vermin, the leechwalker shows no ability to size up the potential of its would-be prey and takes a direct route to its targets to grapple them and suck them dry.[1]
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Template:Homebrews T.B. opined that the corpse we found in the New River Channel must have been attacked by vampires! Because the body had been drained of blood! So we should bring garlic! And mirrors! (!s are to depict T.'s conversational style, which can never end a sentence without a flourish.) Pointed out that it is the custom of vampires to bite once at the neck, not hundreds of times across the entire body, and advised him to formulate an alternative hypothesis. (!)
Journal of Nathanael Dent, grimetrekker, 12/12/754
References
- ↑ Monster Manual II (3.0 p. 135
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