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	An example of ~~a bloodhulk was~~ thought to have been presented to [[Azalin Rex]] by an [[outlander]] from [[Eberron]] named [[Clavius Kreel]]. According to the undead typology in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]], bloodhulks qualify as [[Obedient Dead]]. Likely [[salient abilities]] include: [[Bending the Land]], [[Berserk (Walking Dead Salient Ability)\|Berserk]], [[Life Sense]], [[Self-Destruct]], and [[Verminous Host]].<ref>[[Van Richten’s Files: The Clavius Keel Case]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 150-151</ref>		An example of all three of the bloodhulks were thought to have been presented to [[Azalin Rex]] by an [[outlander]] from [[Eberron]] named [[Clavius Kreel]]. According to the undead typology in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]], bloodhulks qualify as [[Obedient Dead]]. Likely [[salient abilities]] include: [[Bending the Land]], [[Berserk (Walking Dead Salient Ability)\|Berserk]], [[Life Sense]], [[Self-Destruct]], and [[Verminous Host]].<ref>[[Van Richten’s Files: The Clavius Keel Case]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 150-151</ref>

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	Bloodhulks are massive and [[mindless]] [[undead]] creatures created by [[evil]] [[spellcaster]]s to serve as [[~~bodybuard~~]]s or other melee engines of destruction. Overstuffed with viscera and [[unholy]] liquids, these disgusting, swollen monstrosities are huge bags of [[hit point]]s that attack via powerful, melee slams. However, they are particularly susceptible to [[slashing weapon\|slashing]] and [[piercing weapon]]s. Three varieties of bloodhulk exist, listed in ascending order of size and toughness<ref>[[Monster Manual IV]] p. 20-21</ref>:		Bloodhulks are massive and [[mindless]] [[undead]] creatures created by [[evil]] [[spellcaster]]s to serve as [[bodyguard]]s or other melee engines of destruction. Overstuffed with viscera and [[unholy]] liquids, these disgusting, swollen monstrosities are huge bags of [[hit point]]s that attack via powerful, melee slams. However, they are particularly susceptible to [[slashing weapon\|slashing]] and [[piercing weapon]]s. Three varieties of bloodhulk exist, listed in ascending order of size and toughness<ref>[[Monster Manual IV]] p. 20-21</ref>:
	*[[bloodhulk fighter]]		*[[bloodhulk fighter]]
	*[[bloodhulk giant]]		*[[bloodhulk giant]]

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	An example of a bloodhulk was thought to have been presented to [[Azalin Rex]] by an [[outlander]] from [[Eberron]] named [[Clavius Kreel]]. According to the undead typology in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]], bloodhulks qualify as [[Obedient Dead]]. Likely [[salient abilities]] include: [[Bending the Land]], [[Berserk (Walking Dead Salient Ability)\|Berserk]], [[Life Sense]], [[Self ~~Explosion~~]], and [[Verminous Host]].<ref>[[Van Richten’s Files: The Clavius Keel Case]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 150-151</ref>		An example of a bloodhulk was thought to have been presented to [[Azalin Rex]] by an [[outlander]] from [[Eberron]] named [[Clavius Kreel]]. According to the undead typology in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]], bloodhulks qualify as [[Obedient Dead]]. Likely [[salient abilities]] include: [[Bending the Land]], [[Berserk (Walking Dead Salient Ability)\|Berserk]], [[Life Sense]], [[Self-Destruct]], and [[Verminous Host]].<ref>[[Van Richten’s Files: The Clavius Keel Case]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 150-151</ref>

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Bloodhulks are massive and [[mindless]] [[undead]] creatures created by [[evil]] [[spellcaster]]s to serve as [[bodybuard]]s or other melee engines of destruction. Overstuffed with viscera and [[unholy]] liquids, these disgusting, swollen monstrosities are huge bags of [[hit point]]s that attack via powerful, melee slams. However, they are particularly susceptible to [[slashing weapon|slashing]] and [[piercing weapon]]s. Three varieties of bloodhulk exist, listed in ascending order of size and toughness<ref>[[Monster Manual IV]] p. 20-21</ref>:
*[[bloodhulk fighter]]
*[[bloodhulk giant]]
*[[bloodhulk crusher]]

Bloodhulks are created via vile [[ritual]]s requiring the addition of the [[blood]] of [[innocent]] to the [[reanimated]] [[corpse]].<ref>MM IV p. 20</ref>

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An example of a bloodhulk was thought to have been presented to [[Azalin Rex]] by an [[outlander]] from [[Eberron]] named [[Clavius Kreel]]. According to the undead typology in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]], bloodhulks qualify as [[Obedient Dead]]. Likely [[salient abilities]] include: [[Bending the Land]], [[Berserk (Walking Dead Salient Ability)|Berserk]], [[Life Sense]], [[Self Explosion]], and [[Verminous Host]].<ref>[[Van Richten’s Files: The Clavius Keel Case]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 150-151</ref>

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