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	The '''Dabus''' are a mysterious species of [[plane\|extraplanar]] humanoids native to [[Sigil]] in the [[multiverse]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Introduced with the arrival of the [[Planescape]] setting, dabus are one of the more distinctive, or at least easily recognizable, aspects of Sigil itself.		The '''Dabus''' are a mysterious species of [[plane\|extraplanar]] humanoids native to [[Sigil]] in the [[multiverse]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Introduced with the arrival of the [[Planescape]] setting, dabus are one of the more distinctive, or at least easily recognizable, aspects of Sigil itself.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 15:42, 24 November 2021

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	The '''Dabus''' are a mysterious species of [[plane\|extraplanar]] humanoids native to [[Sigil]] in the [[multiverse]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Introduced with the arrival of the [[Planescape]] setting, dabus are one of the more distinctive, or at least easily recognizable, aspects of Sigil itself.		The '''Dabus''' are a mysterious species of [[plane\|extraplanar]] humanoids native to [[Sigil]] in the [[multiverse]] of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. Introduced with the arrival of the [[Planescape]] setting, dabus are one of the more distinctive, or at least easily recognizable, aspects of Sigil itself.

	Though possessing the ability of speech, dabus almost always communicate only through visual rebuses they create, filling the air near them with golden shining lines (from which the name Dabus originates). Physically, a Dabus resembles a humanoid with ~~yellow-tan~~ skin, ~~goatlike~~ horns, and a shock of white hair. Dabus float off the ground, their feet never touching the earth. The character Fell is the only exception to this.		Though possessing the ability of speech, dabus almost always communicate only through visual rebuses they create, filling the air near them with golden shining lines (from which the name Dabus originates). Physically, a Dabus resembles a humanoid with purplish gray skin, two pairs of horns--one goat-like, one ram-like--and a shock of white hair. Dabus float off the ground, their feet never touching the earth. The character Fell is the only exception to this.

	Their agenda strictly follows the orders of the Lady of Pain, but their principal duty is to build and rebuild the living and growing buildings and streets of the city of Sigil.		Their agenda strictly follows the orders of the Lady of Pain, but their principal duty is to build and rebuild the living and growing buildings and streets of the city of Sigil.

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 15:34, 24 November 2021

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	Certain sources suggest that Dabus can in fact speak, but fear that if they were to do so "their thoughts would be overheard." Another, more cynical source suggests that they simply enjoy frustrating others with their puzzles, though communication with a Dabus proves them to be extremely patient, if rather aloof and alien.		Certain sources suggest that Dabus can in fact speak, but fear that if they were to do so "their thoughts would be overheard." Another, more cynical source suggests that they simply enjoy frustrating others with their puzzles, though communication with a Dabus proves them to be extremely patient, if rather aloof and alien.

	The only Dabus with an identity is actually a fallen one is known as Fell, who had become an outcast after he proclaimed the god [[Aoskar]] (god of portals) as his patron deity. Shortly after that, the Lady destroyed Aoskar and his temple but for reasons unknown, she let Fell live. He now runs a tattoo parlor in Sigil's Grand Bazaar where he uses his ability to dream whole stories into one picture to create unique tattoos for adventurers who visit it. Most locals still prefer to avoid him, for fear of retribution by the Lady.		The only Dabus with an identity is actually a fallen one known as Fell, who had become an outcast after he proclaimed the god [[Aoskar]] (god of portals) as his patron deity. Shortly after that, the Lady destroyed Aoskar and his temple, but for reasons unknown, she let Fell live. He now runs a tattoo parlor in Sigil's Grand Bazaar where he uses his ability to dream whole stories into one picture to create unique tattoos for adventurers who visit it. Most locals still prefer to avoid him, for fear of retribution by the Lady.

	The rebuses of the Dabus are so annoying to both in-game characters and real-world players that the [[splatbook]] "Uncaged: Faces of Sigil" introduced a [[Lillend]] NPC who has made a small fortune creating an instruction manual on how to translate them.		The rebuses of the Dabus are so annoying to both in-game characters and real-world players that the [[splatbook]] "Uncaged: Faces of Sigil" introduced a [[Lillend]] NPC who has made a small fortune creating an instruction manual on how to translate them.

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Gallery

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	Dabus speech.jpg\|An example of a Dabus rebus.		Dabus speech.jpg\|An example of a Dabus rebus.
			Dabus phrases 1.jpg
			Dabus phrases 2.jpg
	Incantifier Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.		Incantifier Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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1d4chan>Nubnuber at 00:53, 16 November 2021

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	Dabus speech.jpg\|An example of a Dabus rebus.		Dabus speech.jpg\|An example of a Dabus rebus.
	~~Dabus~~ Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.		Incantifier Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.
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	Fell Dabus.jpg\|Fell, an outcast Dabus.		Fell Dabus.jpg\|Fell, an outcast Dabus.
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			Dabus speech.jpg\|An example of a Dabus rebus.
	Dabus Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.		Dabus Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	Fell Dabus.jpg\|Fell, an outcast Dabus.		Fell Dabus.jpg\|Fell, an outcast Dabus.
	Dabus Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an Incantifier, a prestige class that makes you look like one.		Dabus Dragon 339.png\|''Not'' a dabus, but an [[Incanterium\|Incantifier]], a prestige class that makes you look like one.
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	Certain sources suggest that Dabus can in fact speak, but fear that if they were to do so "their thoughts would be overheard." Another, more cynical source suggests that they simply enjoy frustrating others with their puzzles, though communication with a Dabus proves them to be extremely patient, if rather aloof and alien.		Certain sources suggest that Dabus can in fact speak, but fear that if they were to do so "their thoughts would be overheard." Another, more cynical source suggests that they simply enjoy frustrating others with their puzzles, though communication with a Dabus proves them to be extremely patient, if rather aloof and alien.

	The only Dabus with an identity is actually a fallen one known as Fell, who had become an outcast after he proclaimed the god [[Aoskar]] (god of portals) as his patron deity. Shortly after that, the Lady destroyed Aoskar and his temple but for reasons unknown, she let Fell live. He now runs a tattoo parlor in Sigil's Grand Bazaar where he uses his ability to dream whole stories into one picture to create unique tattoos for adventurers who visit it. Most locals still prefer to avoid him, for fear of retribution by the Lady.		The only Dabus with an identity is actually a fallen one is known as Fell, who had become an outcast after he proclaimed the god [[Aoskar]] (god of portals) as his patron deity. Shortly after that, the Lady destroyed Aoskar and his temple but for reasons unknown, she let Fell live. He now runs a tattoo parlor in Sigil's Grand Bazaar where he uses his ability to dream whole stories into one picture to create unique tattoos for adventurers who visit it. Most locals still prefer to avoid him, for fear of retribution by the Lady.

	The rebuses of the Dabus are so annoying to both in-game characters and real-world players that the [[splatbook]] "Uncaged: Faces of Sigil" introduced a [[Lillend]] NPC who has made a small fortune creating an instruction manual on how to translate them.		The rebuses of the Dabus are so annoying to both in-game characters and real-world players that the [[splatbook]] "Uncaged: Faces of Sigil" introduced a [[Lillend]] NPC who has made a small fortune creating an instruction manual on how to translate them.