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	A '''Brain in a Jar''' is... well... it's a brain in a fucking jar, what does it sound like? These unnaturally preserved masses of cerebral tissue are often depicted as unnaturally alive, or at least [[undead]], and usually have potent [[psionics]] to compensate for their lack of a body. In terms of /tg/ media, there are two major ~~gamelines~~ to feature Brains in Jars.
			A '''Brain in a Jar''' is... well... it's a brain in a fucking jar, what does it sound like? These unnaturally preserved masses of cerebral tissue are often depicted as unnaturally alive, or at least [[undead]], and usually have potent [[psionics]] to compensate for their lack of a body. In terms of /tg/ media, there are two major game lines to feature Brains in Jars.

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A '''Brain in a Jar''' is... well... it's a brain in a fucking jar, what does it sound like? These unnaturally preserved masses of cerebral tissue are often depicted as unnaturally alive, or at least [[undead]], and usually have potent [[psionics]] to compensate for their lack of a body. In terms of /tg/ media, there are two major gamelines to feature Brains in Jars.

==CoC==
In [[Call of Cthulhu]], disembodied brains preserved in a hideous mockery of life are a common creation of the [[Mi-Go]].

==D&D==
Undead brains in jars have appeared repeatedly in [[Dungeons & Dragons]] as a monster across multiple editions. Whilst there is a certain association with [[Ravenloft]], which even has a brain in a jar as a hidden crime boss competing for rulership over the domain of Dementlieu, they've appeared as a more general monster as well.

[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Ravenloft]]