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'''Read:''' The scythewing larva looks much like a large worm, roughly the size and shape of a small Halfling. Its dusky blue exoskeleton is soft and fleshy and appears to be covered in a thick layer of slime. Two small yet sharp-looking mandibles protrude from a tiny circular opening in one end, presumably its head. |
'''Read:''' The scythewing larva looks much like a large worm, roughly the size and shape of a small Halfling. Its dusky blue exoskeleton is soft and fleshy and appears to be covered in a thick layer of slime. Two small yet sharp-looking mandibles protrude from a tiny circular opening in one end, presumably its head. |
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larva anatomy chart | |
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Look: | A drawing of a scythewing larva covers this chart. Overlaid on the figure is a proportions grid demonstrating body relationships. Small cutaway illustrations scattered around the main drawing show different levels of muscle tissue and bone from various parts of the body. Small notations beside each body part offer a short description.
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Weight: | Unknown |
Metal: | Unknown |
Appraised Cost: | Unknown |
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Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
Sources: | Source is Gersvinda's Natural Studies (5), Gersvinda's Natural Studies (2) |
Requires approximately ? scholarship to use.