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rdf:type	Creature
rdfs:label	Sandstone Scorpion
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isarenaboss	no
walksaround	Energy
implemented	9(xsd:double)
secondarytype	Geo-Elementals
creatureclass	Invertebrates
bestiaryclass	Construct
senseinvis	?
paraimmune	?
fireDmgMod	50.0
convince	--
deathDmgMod	100(xsd:integer)
iceDmgMod	105.0
behaviour	Unknown.
walksthrough	Fire, Poison
Summon	--
hpDrainDmgMod	100(xsd:integer)
holyDmgMod	101(xsd:integer)
energyDmgMod	110(xsd:integer)
physicalDmgMod	100.0
MaxDmg	250(xsd:integer)
earthDmgMod	0.0
pushable	?
bestiarylevel	Medium
pushobjects	?
isboss	no
bestiarytext	The poison they use is rather spiritual than physical. The study of this poison led to the refinement of antidote magic as we know it today. Instead of countering poison with the help of regenerative powers as it was custom practice in the past, modern antidote magic rather exorcises the poison itself. While some temples tie this process to the god Crunor who allowed the humans to learn the secret of poison curing, most scientifically inclined magic users see only a mindless but dangerous machine in the Sandstone Scorpion. They argue that it is only following orders of summoners long dead. On the other hand, priests argue that the Sandstone Scorpion is the embodiment of an animal spirit and therefore sacred to Crunor. They claim that it is working on Crunor's behalf, testing the battle prowess of heroes. Both interpretations admit though that the Sandstone Scorpion is a formidable foe that is guarding the holy places of the past. The scorpion was the symbol of the ancient dynasties of the southern desert. For the early civilisation it was the embodiment of war and deadliness. The symbol of the scorpion is found at many different sites. Statues of scorpions used to be quite common in temples. Ancient mystics filled some of these statues with actual spirits of scorpions, or at least with something of what they thought to be such spirits. The repeated binding of spirits into the statues granted them some resemblance to living scorpions. Even when the mystics disappeared, the Sandstone Scorpions persisted. Forgotten in ancient tombs, they endured the ravages of time. Since every grain of sand in the statues is imbued with spirit energy, the sandstone bodies can be destroyed but not killed. Given some time, the seemingly dead body will crumble into sand that moves with a wind that no other can feel to some place where it will reform its former body to continue its existence.
bestiaryname	sandstonescorpion
drownDmgMod	100(xsd:integer)
illusionable	?
primarytype	Arachnids
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Speed	110(xsd:integer)
Armor	40(xsd:integer)
Status	event
Name	Sandstone Scorpion
Abilities	Melee , Close Range Poison , Self-Healing.
Exp	680(xsd:integer)
Notes	Can be tamed by using a Scorpion Sceptre on it. These creatures typically come in groups.
HP	900(xsd:integer)
Location	Horestis Tomb
Strategy	Unknown.
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is relatedpages of	Golden Sands

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