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Devourers are a type of benign [[Demon|demon]] summoned through [[Moon Mage Enchanting]]. They serve to clean up any garbage in a room by eating it. The most common way to summon a devourer involves the use of a black pearl, making these bits of jewelry useful to [[Moon Mage|moon mages]].
Devourers are a type of benign [[Demon|shadow creature]] summoned through [[Moon Mage Enchanting]]. They serve by clean up anything on the floor in a room by eating it. Devourers are summoned with 'devourer eggs,' which may be created using any type of pearl, making these gems useful to [[Moon Mage|Moon Mages]].


If a Devourer eats enough, it begins to grow. If it encounters another devourer, the larger one will even eat the smaller! If allowed to gluttonize unabated, the devourer will eventually transform into a [[Shadow Master]], spelling trouble for anyone in the area.
Devourers have a ravenous appetite and will move in search of 'food' left on the ground. If it encounters another devourer, they will combine to create a larger devourer which eats faster. Combining thirteen devourers has a small chance of creating a [[Shadow Master]]. Note that doing so intentionally in a crowded or high-traffic area can net one a disruption warning.

Revision as of 04:25, 22 April 2007

Devourers are a type of benign shadow creature summoned through Moon Mage Enchanting. They serve by clean up anything on the floor in a room by eating it. Devourers are summoned with 'devourer eggs,' which may be created using any type of pearl, making these gems useful to Moon Mages.

Devourers have a ravenous appetite and will move in search of 'food' left on the ground. If it encounters another devourer, they will combine to create a larger devourer which eats faster. Combining thirteen devourers has a small chance of creating a Shadow Master. Note that doing so intentionally in a crowded or high-traffic area can net one a disruption warning.