Thunder eel

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Thunder eel Creature Levels:     Overall ?     Level Variance -     Natural Attack ?     Weapon Attack ?     Defense ?     Player Estimated - Potential overall skill: ? Skill Cap ? to ? Skinnable No Has Coins No Has Gems No Has Boxes No Has Other Unknown Uses Weapons Unknown Alignment Unknown Corporeal Yes Construct No Casts Spells Yes Attack Range Unknown Stealthy No Special Attacks Yes Special Defenses Unknown Body Type unknown Body Type (Alt) unknown Body Size unknown Located: Invasion only Premium-Only Unknown

Manipulation Manipulatable Yes Skill Required ? / ? Teaching Cap ?

Thunder Eels occasionally appear upon the death of a cloud eel. They display varieties that correspond to those of the standard cloud eels.

Cloud eels are magical, flying creatures that first appeared after several blood sacrifices were made to Drogor in an effort to appease him in response to the many holy portents and compulsions experienced by Clerics in late 413 and early 414.

Varieties

• Onyx
• Smalt
• Lapis-hued
• Turquoise
• Cerulean
• Teal
• Milky
• Alabaster

Recall

You recall reading an Empath Guild document about the aerial ecosystems of Elanthia. With the airborne flora and herbivores of Lemicus, and the carnivores of Drogor that prey on the latter, the denizens of these self-sustaining sky domains typically never come down to the surface during their lifetimes. The cloud eels and thunder eels are a notable exception, wont to ride their maker's storms in marauding schools throughout Qi'Reshalia and beyond.