Mulathe
Size/Catagory: Small Insect
Stats:
Mind: Untrained 20
Body: Novice 17
Magic: Untrained 20
Number of Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: By stinger
Special Attacks: None
Special Defenses: None
Special Abilites: Swarming
Magic Resistence: Nil
Stats:
Mind: Untrained 20
Body: Novice 17
Magic: Untrained 20
Number of Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: By stinger
Special Attacks: None
Special Defenses: None
Special Abilites: Swarming
Magic Resistence: Nil
Climate/Terrain: Mulathe can be found in the small recesses of the mid caves of Zyg Thod Canyon
Frequency: Common
Organization: Communal
Activity Cycle: Sunset hunters
Intelligence: Basic
Language: Tapping
Alignment: Neutral
Description:
They are around 12 inches high, and 15 inches long and are commonly smaller then most other species in the canyons. They are a six legged creature with a head, body, and tail with a stinger at the end. Their eyes are larger and sensitive to low light, enabling them to see better in darker areas.
Frequency: Common
Organization: Communal
Activity Cycle: Sunset hunters
Intelligence: Basic
Language: Tapping
Alignment: Neutral
Description:
They are around 12 inches high, and 15 inches long and are commonly smaller then most other species in the canyons. They are a six legged creature with a head, body, and tail with a stinger at the end. Their eyes are larger and sensitive to low light, enabling them to see better in darker areas.
Combat:
The number of those hunting usually depends on the size of the prey in which they are hunting. The 'watchers', say out on the ledges (and it is not uncommon for watchers to be eaten by larger species), and use a series of tapping noises to indicate how many hunters are needed to take down their prey. It is not uncommon to see swarms of Mulathe at night down into the river bed. They have a stinger that, if stung by one, a deep welt would form, but if stung by many, would kill an average human.
The number of those hunting usually depends on the size of the prey in which they are hunting. The 'watchers', say out on the ledges (and it is not uncommon for watchers to be eaten by larger species), and use a series of tapping noises to indicate how many hunters are needed to take down their prey. It is not uncommon to see swarms of Mulathe at night down into the river bed. They have a stinger that, if stung by one, a deep welt would form, but if stung by many, would kill an average human.
Habitat/Society:
Mulathe form sacs in ridges on the side of the canyon where they co-habitate with each other and live in swarms. The female species extrete a rubber like substance that forms the sac, tiny airholes allowing for escape and a place for them to lay their eggs. The sacs on the mountain look like giant moving tear drops that can be several dozen feet wide and long.
Mulathe form sacs in ridges on the side of the canyon where they co-habitate with each other and live in swarms. The female species extrete a rubber like substance that forms the sac, tiny airholes allowing for escape and a place for them to lay their eggs. The sacs on the mountain look like giant moving tear drops that can be several dozen feet wide and long.
Submitted by Narcissa
