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Revision as of 13:21, 30 September 2010
- Salamanders
- Root Wights
- Meat Bumblebees
- Scarabs
- Gnomes
- Will-O'-The-Wisps
- Skraeling
- Wart Venom Rats
- Sylphs
- Midgard Snakes
- Nymphs
- Climbing Plants
- Mermaids
- Werewolves
- Gorgons
- Harpies
- Bald Eagles
- Morlocks
- Giant Marok Spiders
- Fire Devils
- Fenrir Wolves
- Demons
- Horn Golems
- Sun Horses
- Minotaurs
- Gryphons
- Blood Alps
- Cyclopes
- Manticores
- Behemoth
- Ogres
- Sand Worms
- Death Angels
- Golden Sphinxes
- Fire Sting Dragons
- Ice Eye Dragons
- Snake Neck Dragons
- Salamanders
- Root Wights
- Meat Bumblebees
- Scarabs
- Gnomes
- Will-O'-The-Wisps
- Skraeling
- Wart Venom Rats
- Sylphs
- Midgard Snakes
- Nymphs
- Climbing Plants
- Mermaids
- Werewolves
- Gorgons
- Harpies
- Bald Eagles
- Morlocks
- Giant Marok Spiders
- Fire Devils
- Fenrir Wolves
- Demons
- Horn Golems
- Sun Horses
- Minotaurs
- Gryphons
- Blood Alps
- Cyclopes
- Manticores
- Behemoth
- Ogres
- Sand Worms
- Death Angels
- Golden Sphinxes
- Fire Sting Dragons
- Ice Eye Dragons
- Snake Neck Dragons
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Salamanders
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| Values | |
| Attack: | 7 |
| Defense: | 7 |
| Life Force: | 48 |
| Speed: | 4 tpa |
| Points: | 2 |
| No Strengths | |
| No Weaknesses | |
| Creature is not convertible | |
The gulping plant was apparently created during an experiment of a master of magic, who was immediately eaten by his own creation. This special plant spreads a sweet smell to get it's victim closer, and then, when the victim is close enough, grabs it and pulls it down under earth starting to distract it's blood. If, for any reason, the victim manages to escape, the gulping plant has a poisonous sting, that it can shoot. It is hard to identify a gulping plant between other plants, as they usually grow in forests - if you are close enough to identify it, it's too late.
