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5E Starspawn monsters

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	==5E Starspawn monsters==		==5E Starspawn monsters==
	In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric), the '''Emissary''' (an amalgam shapeshifting mastermind). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]		In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric), the '''Emissary''' (an amalgam shapeshifting mastermind). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]. A few of the Starspawn from 4th edition have had cameo appearances in 5e, including some appearing as [[Vestige]]s in [[Curse of Strahd]]'s amber temple.

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	'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.		'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.

	In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric), the '''Emissary''' (an amalgam shapeshifting mastermind). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]

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	All of these previously appeared in the book [[Elder Evils]].		All of these previously appeared in the book [[Elder Evils]].

			==5E Starspawn monsters==
			In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric), the '''Emissary''' (an amalgam shapeshifting mastermind). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]

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

1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: VGTR

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VGTR

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	'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.		'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.

	In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]		In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric), the '''Emissary''' (an amalgam shapeshifting mastermind). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]

	==World Axis Star Spawn==		==World Axis Star Spawn==

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	'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.		'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.

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	'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.		'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.

1d4chan>CobaltChaos: /* World Axis Star Spawn */ Acamar is an entity based on the post-Newtonian concept of a dark star (in modern physics, a black hole).

2019-10-28T23:05:30Z

World Axis Star Spawn: Acamar is an entity based on the post-Newtonian concept of a dark star (in modern physics, a black hole).

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	In "Wish Upon A Star", only the following information is presented about the Star Spawn:		In "Wish Upon A Star", only the following information is presented about the Star Spawn:
	* Acamar: Acamar is a corpse star whose motions and behemoth size send celestial objects that draw too close spiraling to their doom.		* Acamar: Acamar is a [http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_star_(Newtonian_mechanics) corpse star whose motions and behemoth size send celestial objects that draw too close spiraling to their doom].
	* Caiphon: This purple star is usually on the horizon. It has the guise of a helpful guide star, but sometimes betrays those who rely upon it.		* Caiphon: This purple star is usually on the horizon. It has the guise of a helpful guide star, but sometimes betrays those who rely upon it.
	* Delban: An ice-white star often visible only during winter, Delban might surprise the star-gazer with an impromptu flare during any season.		* Delban: An ice-white star often visible only during winter, Delban might surprise the star-gazer with an impromptu flare during any season.

2602:306:B88B:FB60:C586:2C0D:F19A:F63A at 03:03, 17 July 2019

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	'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.		'''Star Spawn''' refers to either of two groups of [[Monster]]s in [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although precisely which group depends on the edition.

	In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric).		In [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]], Starspawn is used as a new grouping for various [[Lovecraft]]ian monsters, mostly edition upgrades of the [[Foulspawn]] and a handful of new faces, such as the D&D [[Worm That Walks]]. Statted Star Spawn in Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes consist of the '''Grue''' (a spindly, ghoulish humanoid, weakest of its ilk), the '''Hulk''' (a skinless, [[ogre]]-like brute), the '''Larva Mage''' (aka the Worm That Walks), the '''Mangler''' (a many-armed horror that slithers along the ground), and the '''Seer''' (a distorted humanoid form that acts like a parody of a cleric). They are the creations of the [[Elder Evils]]

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	'''[[Kyuss\|The Worm That Walks]]''' is a sentient tear in reality through which one can see a swarming mass of maggots and worms that goes on forever. The light from this star is green, and it writhes eternally. Nihal is brother to the Worm, or rather, they are aspects of the same entity as seen from different ends of time.		'''[[Kyuss\|The Worm That Walks]]''' is a sentient tear in reality through which one can see a swarming mass of maggots and worms that goes on forever. The light from this star is green, and it writhes eternally. Nihal is brother to the Worm, or rather, they are aspects of the same entity as seen from different ends of time.

			All of these previously appeared in the book [[Elder Evils]].
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