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Most if not all monstrous humanoids are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures.
Monstrous humanoids are [[mortal | mortal creatures]] that eat, drink and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on [[chemical energy]], overwelmingly derived from other living creatures, principally [[plants]] and [[animals]]. Biology does not recognise the ''monstrous humanoid'' type. Members of this type admit of study by the intripid [[biologist]] as instances of [[abnormal anatomy]] and [[abnormal physiology]]. Monstrous humanoids are a cause of concern for [[druids]], [[rangers]], others in the wild, although members of the type may also be found in the heart of civilization. The [[Knowledge (nature)]] [[skill]] may yield [[knowledge]] concerning monstrous humanoids.


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Revision as of 13:25, 27 December 2010

Monstrous humanoids are mortal creatures that eat, drink and sleep. They are thoroughly dependent on chemical energy, overwelmingly derived from other living creatures, principally plants and animals. Biology does not recognise the monstrous humanoid type. Members of this type admit of study by the intripid biologist as instances of abnormal anatomy and abnormal physiology. Monstrous humanoids are a cause of concern for druids, rangers, others in the wild, although members of the type may also be found in the heart of civilization. The Knowledge (nature) skill may yield knowledge concerning monstrous humanoids.

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Pages in category "Monstrous Humanoid"

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