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The Aigamuxa, also known as the Aigamuchab, which translates as "Bushmen", is a monster from the legends of the Khoikhoi people of Africa. They are cannibalistic humanoids which have their eyes on the bottom of their feet, walk upside down upon their hands, and who consume human flesh, regarding humans as no different than zebras. They are keen to feed on lone desert travelers at night. They have appeared in Pathfinder as a monster. | The Aigamuxa, also known as the Aigamuchab, which translates as "Bushmen", is a monster from the legends of the Khoikhoi people of Africa. They are cannibalistic humanoids which have their eyes on the bottom of their feet, walk upside down upon their hands, and who consume human flesh, regarding humans as no different than zebras. They are keen to feed on lone desert travelers at night. They have appeared in Pathfinder as a monster. | ||
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Revision as of 20:11, 14 May 2023
The Aigamuxa, also known as the Aigamuchab, which translates as "Bushmen", is a monster from the legends of the Khoikhoi people of Africa. They are cannibalistic humanoids which have their eyes on the bottom of their feet, walk upside down upon their hands, and who consume human flesh, regarding humans as no different than zebras. They are keen to feed on lone desert travelers at night. They have appeared in Pathfinder as a monster.