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Average size
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13' above ground
396 cm above ground |
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Average weight
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3,100 lbs
1,406 kg |
Type
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Abomination
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Spawning Myth
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When one resists temptation
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Notable Individuals
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Summary
A sessile creature which attracts pray using illusions tailored to their individual desires. Sometimes colloquially referred to as “Quelsh-eaters.”
Physiology
The vrugg consists of a triangular, jaw-like protrusion of carapace that juts vertically from the ground. A puckered sphincter at its base leads to a subterranean digestive system. The creature is large, immobile, and difficult to destroy.
Habitat
Vruggs are primarily found near places where one might resist temptation.
Reproduction
Vruggs are not known to reproduce biologically, and seem to simply appear near places of resisted temptation.
Behavior
Vruggs lie dormant until a potential victim wanders close enough to triggers their illusive magic. This could produce a convincing vision of anything - a secret sexual desire, promises of power, an endless feast - whatever might lure its prey within range. Once in position, the jaw will snap shut, trapping the victim and swallowing them down into their underground stomach.
Diet
Anything it can lure into range.
Common Uses
No conventional use, as they are hard to cultivate or move.
