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	[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]		[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]
	Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: [[The Mite~~\|mite~~]] and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").		Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: [[mite\|The Mite]] and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").

	When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.		When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.

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	[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]		[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]
	Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: ~~the~~ [[mite]] and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").		Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: [[The Mite\|mite]] and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").

	When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.		When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.

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Oerthian Jermlaine

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	Of course, this attitude means few if any races actually like jermlaine. This accounts for their high mortality rate; jermlaine are already close to the bottom of the food chain, being preyed upon by a wide variety of predatory beasts - and even [[flumph]]s! - but most clans ultimately anger adventurers or some of the "monstrous humanoids", resulting in them being violently purged with blades and spells. Still, like the rats they resemble, jermlaine continue to survive in the shadows everywhere.		Of course, this attitude means few if any races actually like jermlaine. This accounts for their high mortality rate; jermlaine are already close to the bottom of the food chain, being preyed upon by a wide variety of predatory beasts - and even [[flumph]]s! - but most clans ultimately anger adventurers or some of the "monstrous humanoids", resulting in them being violently purged with blades and spells. Still, like the rats they resemble, jermlaine continue to survive in the shadows everywhere.

	==~~Oerthian Jermlaine~~==		==Greyhawk==
	The canonical lore of jermlaine on [[Greyhawk]] appeared in the article "Legacies of the Suel Imperium" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #241. On [[Oerth]], the jermlaine are descendants of [[gnome]]s who were originally slaves to a secret society of Suloise [[wizard]]s, the Inheritors of the Red Gloom, who worshipped the Suloise diety [[Pyremius]]. The gnomes desired to pursue Pyremius' worship themselves, and when their masters objected they escaped into the wilderness. Through hideous experiments, they created their own slave race to serve them as spies and guardians, apparently born from a combination of Suloise captives and the flesh of the gnomes themselves. These were the first jermlaine.		The canonical lore of jermlaine on [[Greyhawk]] appeared in the article "Legacies of the Suel Imperium" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #241. On [[Oerth]], the jermlaine are descendants of [[gnome]]s who were originally slaves to a secret society of Suloise [[wizard]]s, the Inheritors of the Red Gloom, who worshipped the Suloise diety [[Pyremius]]. The gnomes desired to pursue Pyremius' worship themselves, and when their masters objected they escaped into the wilderness. Through hideous experiments, they created their own slave race to serve them as spies and guardians, apparently born from a combination of Suloise captives and the flesh of the gnomes themselves. These were the first jermlaine.

	The gnomes were destroyed, but the jermlaine have survived, spreading across the world and, it claims, even beyond, with portals leading them to other worlds entirely.		The gnomes were destroyed, but the jermlaine have survived, spreading across the world and, it claims, even beyond, with portals leading them to other worlds entirely.

	==Alternate Names==		==Alternate Names==

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	Jermlaine MCV2.jpg		Jermlaine MCV2.jpg
	Jermlaine Dragon 262.jpg\|Two members of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] disguise themselves as jermlaine.		Jermlaine Dragon 262.jpg\|Two members of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] disguise themselves as jermlaine.
			Jermlaine GH1.jpg
	Jermlaine 3e.png\|OH GOD		Jermlaine 3e.png\|OH GOD
	Jermlaine 5e.jpg\|Yes, this is official 5e art.		Jermlaine 5e.jpg\|Yes, this is official 5e art.

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	[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]		[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]
	Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: the mite and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").		Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: the [[mite]] and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").

	When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.		When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.

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	Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: the mite and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").		Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: the mite and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").

	When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, ~~jermlaine~~ hit their ~~stride; they~~ were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received a place in the Monstrous Manual. ~~They were give~~ a [[Greyhawk]]-specific origin and PC stats ~~in [[Dragon Magazine]]~~ #~~241, and then received~~ a "Ecology of the Jermlaine" ~~in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262~~, ~~which was~~ part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.		When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, all gremlinkind hit their apogee - especially these little scamps. Jermlaine were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received pride of place in the Monstrous Manual, apart from all their pestie relations. [[Dragon Magazine]] in #241 bestowed upon them a ([[Greyhawk]]-specific) origin, and PC stats; a couple years later issue #262 did a full "Ecology of the Jermlaine", part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.

	They last appeared in an official capacity in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], but were updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] in the semi-canonical [[Mordenkainen's Fiendish Folio]].		They last appeared in an official capacity in the [[Monster Manual]] 2 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], but were updated to [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] in the semi-canonical [[Mordenkainen's Fiendish Folio]].

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	[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]		[[File:Jermlaine.png\|thumb\|Shoes untied!]]
	Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]]. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").		Jermlaine first appeared - we won't say, featured - in the adventure ''[[Drow_Trilogy\|Descent into the Depths of the Earth]]'', for [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 1st edition. You only met them in an encounter-table if you deliberately decided ''not'' to play one of the D-series tournament setpieces. Jermlaine subsequently got printed up in the [[Fiend Folio]], which foisted upon them two humanoid relatives: the mite and (at a remove) the snyad. As [[Underdark]] staples by then, [[Douglas Niles]] allowed them a presence in the [[Dungeoneers Survival Guide]] (here spelled "jermalaine").

	When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, jermlaine hit their stride; they were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received a place in the Monstrous Manual. They were give a [[Greyhawk]]-specific origin and PC stats in [[Dragon Magazine]] #241, and then received a "Ecology of the Jermlaine" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262, which was part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.		When AD&D shifted into its 2nd edition, jermlaine hit their stride; they were first updated in the 2nd Monstrous Compendium, from which they then received a place in the Monstrous Manual. They were give a [[Greyhawk]]-specific origin and PC stats in [[Dragon Magazine]] #241, and then received a "Ecology of the Jermlaine" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #262, which was part of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] storyline.

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Gallery

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	Jermlaine FF 1e 2.png		Jermlaine FF 1e 2.png
	Jermlaine MCV2.jpg		Jermlaine MCV2.jpg
			Jermlaine Dragon 262.jpg\|Two members of the [[Monster Hunters Association]] disguise themselves as jermlaine.
	Jermlaine 3e.png\|OH GOD		Jermlaine 3e.png\|OH GOD
	Jermlaine 5e.jpg\|Yes, this is official 5e art.		Jermlaine 5e.jpg\|Yes, this is official 5e art.