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			[[File:Flameharrow The eye of Fear and Flame.jpg\|right\|thumb\|"Kill this puppy or I will make you afraid and on fire!"]]
	The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, draped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead of reflecting them back at their caster.		The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, draped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead of reflecting them back at their caster.

	This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all. But it was changed back to Eye of Fear and Flame in 5th Edition in [[Mordenkainen's Fiendish Folio]] Volume 1.		This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all. But it was changed back to Eye of Fear and Flame in 5th Edition in [[Mordenkainen's Fiendish Folio]] Volume 1.

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 14:14, 4 June 2020

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	The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, draped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead of reflecting them back at their caster.		The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, draped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead of reflecting them back at their caster.

	This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all. But it was changed back to Eye of Fear and Flame in 5th Edition in ~~MORDENKAINEN~~'~~S FIENDISH FOLIO VOLUME~~ 1.		This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all. But it was changed back to Eye of Fear and Flame in 5th Edition in [[Mordenkainen's Fiendish Folio]] Volume 1.

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	File:Eye-of-fear-and Flame.jpg		File:Eye-of-fear-and Flame.jpg

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:28, 4 June 2020

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	The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, ~~drapped~~ in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead reflecting them back at their caster.		The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, draped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead of reflecting them back at their caster.

			This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all. But it was changed back to Eye of Fear and Flame in 5th Edition in MORDENKAINEN'S FIENDISH FOLIO VOLUME 1.

	This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.
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	File:Eye-of-fear-and Flame.jpg		File:Eye-of-fear-and Flame.jpg

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:24, 4 June 2020

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	This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.		This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.
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			File:Eye-of-fear-and Flame.jpg
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			File:Flameharrow The eye of Fear and Flame.jpg
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 17:07, 12 May 2020

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	The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[~~huceava~~]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, drapped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead reflecting them back at their caster.		The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[heucuva]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, drapped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead reflecting them back at their caster.

	This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.		This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.

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The '''Eye of Fear and Flame''' is an old monster from [[Dungeons & Dragons]] that has managed to have a surprisingly long life for a creature that, in all honesty, few fans would probably remember off the top of their heads. Eyes of Fear & Flame appear as walking [[skeleton]]s with gems in their eyesockets; one crimson, the other black. Not to be mistaken for [[lich]]es, [[huceava]]s, or the myriad other monsters with that appearance, Eyes of Fear & Flame wander the land, drapped in tattered hooded cloaks, confronting unwitting victims and demanding that they perform random acts of evil, typically murdering companions. If they refuse to do as the Eye demands, it will attack them with claws and the powers of its eye gems; the red gem can launch fireballs, whilst the black one can instill intense magical fear. If seriously outmatched, they have the ability to retreat from danger either by fleeing into the [[Ethereal Plane]] ([[Great Wheel]]) or by teleporting to safety ([[World Axis]]). The [[Great Wheel]] version of the Eye of Fear & Flame is also uniquely immune to blindness-based spells, instead reflecting them back at their caster.

This monster debuted in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition, making its presence felt in the [[Fiend Folio]]. From here, they went dormant until 2002 saw them updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]] in the [[Book of Vile Darkness]]. Finally, they appeared in [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]] in the article "The Ashen Covenant" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #364 - aside from being renamed to the arguably catchier "Flameharrow", and gaining a tweaked but still fundamentally faithful skillset, their lore hadn't changed at all.

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