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1d4chan>Zimriel at 01:52, 10 September 2022

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	The '''Assassin Vine''' or '''Choke Creeper''' is a predatory vine~~-like plant~~ in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].		The '''Assassin Vine''' or '''Choke Creeper''' is a [[Carnivorous Plant\|predatory vine]] in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].

	The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)		The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Gallery */

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Gallery

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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			Choke creeper MCV2.jpg\|2e
	Assassin vine 5e.png\|5e		Assassin vine 5e.png\|5e
	Assassin vine skeleton.png\|Pathfinder		Assassin vine skeleton.png\|Pathfinder

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 17:05, 19 January 2022

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	The '''Assassin Vine''' or Choke Creeper is a predatory vine-like plant in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].		[[File:Assassin vine 3e.png\|thumb\|3e]]
			The '''Assassin Vine''' or '''Choke Creeper''' is a predatory vine-like plant in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].

	~~[[File:Assassin vine 3e.png\|thumb]]~~The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)		The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)

	If you find yourself with assassin-vine fruit, even ripe, good luck selling it. Although, as with blowfish in Japan, canny vinters count on the legend of danger to sell fermented beverages of this.		If you find yourself with assassin-vine fruit, even ripe, good luck selling it. Although, as with blowfish in Japan, canny vinters count on the legend of danger to sell fermented beverages of this.
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	As for implementations, perhaps the most interesting spinoff is the Eden Studios' / Matthew Colville '''Forest Slayer'''. This is a whole mobile ''colony'' of the bloody things, wandering their forests like [[treant]]s. [[Midgard]]'s Southlands has a line in assassin vintage also.		As for implementations, perhaps the most interesting spinoff is the Eden Studios' / Matthew Colville '''Forest Slayer'''. This is a whole mobile ''colony'' of the bloody things, wandering their forests like [[treant]]s. [[Midgard]]'s Southlands has a line in assassin vintage also.

			==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	Assassin vine 5e.png		Assassin vine 5e.png\|5e
	Assassin vine skeleton.png		Assassin vine skeleton.png\|Pathfinder
	Assassin vine hangman.png		Assassin vine hangman.png\|Rogue Genius Games (3rd Party)
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	[[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Monsters]]
	[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

1d4chan>Zimriel at 20:31, 19 August 2021

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	The '''Assassin Vine''' or Choke Creeper is a predatory vine-like plant in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].		The '''Assassin Vine''' or Choke Creeper is a predatory vine-like plant in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].

	The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)		[[File:Assassin vine 3e.png\|thumb]]The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)

	If you find yourself with assassin-vine fruit, even ripe, good luck selling it. Although, as with blowfish in Japan, canny vinters count on the legend of danger to sell fermented beverages of this.		If you find yourself with assassin-vine fruit, even ripe, good luck selling it. Although, as with blowfish in Japan, canny vinters count on the legend of danger to sell fermented beverages of this.

	As for implementations, perhaps the most interesting spinoff is the Eden Studios' / Matthew Colville '''Forest Slayer'''. This is a whole mobile ''colony'' of the bloody things, wandering their forests like [[treant]]s. [[Midgard]]'s Southlands has a line in assassin vintage also.		As for implementations, perhaps the most interesting spinoff is the Eden Studios' / Matthew Colville '''Forest Slayer'''. This is a whole mobile ''colony'' of the bloody things, wandering their forests like [[treant]]s. [[Midgard]]'s Southlands has a line in assassin vintage also.

			<gallery>
			Assassin vine 5e.png
			Assassin vine skeleton.png
			Assassin vine hangman.png
			</gallery>

	[[Category: Monsters]]		[[Category: Monsters]]
			[[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]]

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The '''Assassin Vine''' or Choke Creeper is a predatory vine-like plant in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. It drapes itself across tree branches, and grabs any animal that gets within its 30-foot range - to drop below it, for more nutrients. Yeah, it's another [[Gotcha Monster]], here from the third-edition [[Monster Manual]].

The 3e version goes for Entangle / Grab / Constrict, although some venomous varieties may exist in house-rules. Most people believe at least the fruit is poison. (Charles Darwin would suggest that when the fruit is in season, the assassin-vine won't be attacking anybody. When it's underripe - well, you deserve what's coming to you.)

If you find yourself with assassin-vine fruit, even ripe, good luck selling it. Although, as with blowfish in Japan, canny vinters count on the legend of danger to sell fermented beverages of this.

As for implementations, perhaps the most interesting spinoff is the Eden Studios' / Matthew Colville '''Forest Slayer'''. This is a whole mobile ''colony'' of the bloody things, wandering their forests like [[treant]]s. [[Midgard]]'s Southlands has a line in assassin vintage also.

[[Category: Monsters]]