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Relations with Other Races

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	Humanoids are little better than steeds, mounts to be used and discarded at will. Humanoids exist to provide tsochari with wealth, magic, and ready sacrifices to the glory of beings such as [[Mak Thuum Ngatha]]. Tsochari look forward to the day when they can launch a truly massive incursion, seizing the bodies of high mages and great priests alike and establishing themselves as the eternal and secret masters of enslaved humanity.		Humanoids are little better than steeds, mounts to be used and discarded at will. Humanoids exist to provide tsochari with wealth, magic, and ready sacrifices to the glory of beings such as [[Mak Thuum Ngatha]]. Tsochari look forward to the day when they can launch a truly massive incursion, seizing the bodies of high mages and great priests alike and establishing themselves as the eternal and secret masters of enslaved humanity.

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

1d4chan>MrParaduo at 20:31, 25 June 2020

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	[[Image:Tsochar.png\|thumb\|right]]		[[Image:Tsochar.png\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s. ~~The~~ did reappear in the 4th edition version of the [[Book of Vile Darkness]], but nobody cares about that.		'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s. They did reappear in the 4th edition version of the [[Book of Vile Darkness]], but nobody cares about that.

	==Racial Fluff==		==Racial Fluff==

2601:203:480:4C60:1CD0:6933:A20:6D37 at 20:28, 25 June 2020

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	[[Image:Tsochar.png\|thumb\|right]]		[[Image:Tsochar.png\|thumb\|right]]
	'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.		'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s. The did reappear in the 4th edition version of the [[Book of Vile Darkness]], but nobody cares about that.

	==Racial Fluff==		==Racial Fluff==

1d4chan>MrParaduo at 22:36, 15 November 2019

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	==Tsochar Anatomy==		==Tsochar Anatomy==
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	A tsochar resembles a tangled mess of knotted ropes or a ball of barbed wire. It has dozens of thin but strong tentacles, each studded with small, sharp, sicklelike claws. Its body is little more than a thickening and joining of its multiple limbs. The creature’s eyes are small, dark orbs that rest at the end of smaller, thinner tentacles, well hidden in the mass of its other limbs, and its mouth is a round, lampreylike orifice in the middle of its underside. The tsochar is an indigo blue in color, with a mottled pattern of lighter blue spots on its upper surface.		A tsochar resembles a tangled mess of knotted ropes or a ball of barbed wire. It has dozens of thin but strong tentacles, each studded with small, sharp, sicklelike claws. Its body is little more than a thickening and joining of its multiple limbs. The creature’s eyes are small, dark orbs that rest at the end of smaller, thinner tentacles, well hidden in the mass of its other limbs, and its mouth is a round, lampreylike orifice in the middle of its underside. The tsochar is an indigo blue in color, with a mottled pattern of lighter blue spots on its upper surface.

1d4chan>MrParaduo at 22:33, 15 November 2019

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	'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.		'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.

2602:306:B88B:FB60:99AB:E026:E6CB:F6DA at 09:42, 12 May 2019

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	'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook ''Lords of Madness'', and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.		'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook [[Lords of Madness]], and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.

	==Racial Fluff==		==Racial Fluff==

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	'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook ''Lords of Madness'', and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.		'''Tsochari''' are a species of highly intelligent, parasitic, worm-like [[aberration]]s who have the ability to possess both living humanoids and corpses, using the host bodies as puppets to complete their goals. Comprised of fused colonies of individually-mindless worm-things from an alien world, they were released on the worlds of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] when ancient [[wizard]]s foolishly opened portals to their planet. They were a species invented brand new for [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], making their debut in the 3e splatbook ''Lords of Madness'', and this means they never really developed the same fanbase as the [[beholder]]s and [[illithid]]s.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Added Tsochar lore from Lords of Madness. This article needs images.

2018-11-15T02:05:24Z

Added Tsochar lore from Lords of Madness. This article needs images.

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