Brown burrower

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Burrower Creature Levels:     Overall ?     Level Variance -     Natural Attack ?     Weapon Attack ?     Defense ?     Player Estimated - Potential overall skill: ? Skill Cap 18 to 42 Skinnable Yes Has Coins No Has Gems No Has Boxes No Has Other Unknown Uses Weapons Unknown Alignment No Corporeal Yes Construct No Casts Spells No Attack Range Melee Stealthy No Special Attacks No Special Defenses Unknown Body Type Insect Body Type (Alt) unknown Body Size unknown Located: Hunting Preserve (4) Premium-Only Unknown

Skinning Details Part Name burrower claw Part Weight 4 Ranks Required <40"" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 40. Max Value ? Max Arranged 93 Kronars74.4 Lirums <br />67.109 Dokoras <br />0.093 LTBpoints <br />0.093 Tickets <br />0.093 Scrips <br />

Manipulation Manipulatable ? Skill Required ? / ? Teaching Cap ?

Description

The burrower is a large insectile shape, perhaps as big as a small Halfling. It runs about rapidly on many jointed legs. Colored a muck brown, the brown burrower carapace glistens with a repulsive sheen. A large head, in which a quartet of enormous, multi-facted eyes refract all light into coldly glinting shards, is armed with a brace of wickedly serrated mandibles. A tiny mouth ringed with dozens of wriggling palps like boneless fingers serves to manipulate the grotesque fragments of flesh that it dines upon. The two front legs have been turned into fighting weapons, edged with hooks and jagged serrations curling back towards the waiting mandibles. Above all rises a horrid stink of indescribable rot and foulness, a reek that reminds you of an opened cesspit or a charnel house.