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Nanocyte Cloud (3.5e Monster)

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Nanocyte clouds are aggegrates of billions of nanoscopic machines called nanocytes, that can manipulate matter on a molecular and atomic level. Although the cloud itself is invisible to the naked eye, the trillions of miniscule electrical currents running through the cloud make it visual as a constantly shifting and faintly shimmering distortion in the air.

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Sulacu

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[[#Swarm

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Semi-Corporeal, Swarm

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Blindsight 60 ft. construct traits, [[#Spirit Entity

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Any

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2008-10-09

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fly 30 ft.

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Completed

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Solitary or composite swarm

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Construct

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[[#Distraction

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Nanocyte clouds are aggegrates of billions of nanoscopic machines called nanocytes, that can manipulate matter on a molecular and atomic level. Although the cloud itself is invisible to the naked eye, the trillions of miniscule electrical currents running through the cloud make it visual as a constantly shifting and faintly shimmering distortion in the air. Nanocyte clouds are mindless and function according to specified programming, which commands them to harvest, mine or reshape various types of matter and reconstitutes them into easily manageable shapes and forms. A nanocyte's weight is negligible, and does not exceed 1 ounce for every 10-foot cube.