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In their natural form, Dellacoi were grey amorphous creatures, something like a slug. They were able to enter a host through the mouth and mentally connect to them. With a host, the Dellacoi was able to survive in hostile environments, while the host would be able to survive fatal damage.

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  • In their natural form, Dellacoi were grey amorphous creatures, something like a slug. They were able to enter a host through the mouth and mentally connect to them. With a host, the Dellacoi was able to survive in hostile environments, while the host would be able to survive fatal damage.
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  • Dellacoi
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  • Slug-like symbiotes
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  • In their natural form, Dellacoi were grey amorphous creatures, something like a slug. They were able to enter a host through the mouth and mentally connect to them. With a host, the Dellacoi was able to survive in hostile environments, while the host would be able to survive fatal damage. The Dellacoi were also able to create objects out of pure thought. Though these creations had the appearance and abilities of real objects, they had no actual substance. They could also use the thoughts of their host, but they would pass into the control of the host, meaning the Dellacoi would be unable to uncreate them. (PROSE: Bay of the Dead)
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