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| − | Skelts resemble huge insects having long and thin multi-jointed legs. Unusually for a creature of their size they can compress themselves and fit in tight or small spaces. Their hard and rigged bodies, like a crustacean, are split into three main segments where gaps in their | + | Skelts resemble huge insects having long and thin multi-jointed legs. Unusually for a creature of their size they can compress themselves and fit in tight or small spaces. Their hard and rigged bodies, like a crustacean, are split into three main segments where gaps in their armor appear but at odd angles and typically have barnacles encasing large portions of their shells. A most notable feature of these overgrown monsters rests on their horrific faces where a long and narrow, serrated bony tube protrudes out wards. They insert this 'tube' into their prey in order to suck its blood. Humans are a rare attack for these but if one were to wander to close to a cave or den it wouldn't hesitate to attack. |
They live close to water, often in caves, and emerge only to feed. | They live close to water, often in caves, and emerge only to feed. | ||
| − | Author: Nolan | + | '''Author:''' Nolan |
Revision as of 05:40, 27 February 2016
Skelts resemble huge insects having long and thin multi-jointed legs. Unusually for a creature of their size they can compress themselves and fit in tight or small spaces. Their hard and rigged bodies, like a crustacean, are split into three main segments where gaps in their armor appear but at odd angles and typically have barnacles encasing large portions of their shells. A most notable feature of these overgrown monsters rests on their horrific faces where a long and narrow, serrated bony tube protrudes out wards. They insert this 'tube' into their prey in order to suck its blood. Humans are a rare attack for these but if one were to wander to close to a cave or den it wouldn't hesitate to attack.
They live close to water, often in caves, and emerge only to feed.
Author: Nolan
