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+ | | subtype = aquatic, chaotic, demon, evil, extraplanar |
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| − | If given a choice an omox will chose to lair within a body of water as they are aquatic creatures by nature. Strangely, despite being aquatic, Omox are able to spend extended periods of time out of water without suffering any harm, though doing so tends to make them even angrier than usual. If possible, an omox will invariably lair underwater, due to their strong connection to Jubilex (which actually manifests as a tiny portal to his realm within the omox). An omox inevitably corrupts any water surrounding it, turning its lair into a fetid, slime filled cesspool. A part of the reason omox favour these sorts of lairs is because they know their enemies are revolted by such stinking, disgusting places. An omox takes delight in forcing an enemy to enter its filthy layers before confronting it and drowning in unnameable filth. Omox are created in the depths of the [[Abyss]] from the half-congealed slime left in Jubilex's wake. They are thankfully rare on the Material Plane as Jubilex takes little interest in the affairs of mortals. Normally an omox is only found on the material plane after being summoned by one of Jubilex's mad followers.<ref name="PF16p83">{{Cite article/Pathfinder 16, Endless Night|83}}</ref> |
+ | If given a choice an omox will chose to lair within a body of water as they are aquatic creatures by nature. Strangely, despite being aquatic, Omox are able to spend extended periods of time out of water without suffering any harm, though doing so tends to make them even angrier than usual. If possible, an omox will invariably lair underwater, due to their strong connection to [[Jubilex]] (which actually manifests as a tiny portal to his realm within the omox). An omox inevitably corrupts any water surrounding it, turning its lair into a fetid, slime filled cesspool. A part of the reason omox favour these sorts of lairs is because they know their enemies are revolted by such stinking, disgusting places. An omox takes delight in forcing an enemy to enter its filthy layers before confronting it and drowning in unnameable filth. Omox are created in the depths of the [[Abyss]] from the half-congealed slime left in Jubilex's wake. They are thankfully rare on the Material Plane as Jubilex takes little interest in the affairs of mortals. Normally an omox is only found on the material plane after being summoned by one of Jubilex's mad followers.<ref name="PF16p83">{{Cite article/Pathfinder 16, Endless Night|83}}</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 20:19, 23 August 2011
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| Type | Outsider (aquatic, chaotic, demon, evil, extraplanar) |
| CR | 12 |
| Environment | Any |
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Source: Pathfinder 16: Endless Night, pg(s). 82-83 | |
Foul demonic servants of Jubilex, the Demon Prince of Ooze, Omox are creatures of liquid corruption that love to wallow in the filth of tainted water and rotting detritus. Thankfully rare on the Material Plane, when summoned omox demons love nothing more than to corrupt, poison and destroy.
Appearance[]
An omox looks like a rolling wave of filthy slime given sentience. While the bottom half simply appears as a wave of slime the top half of the omox has some disturbingly human features. It has a pair of heavy set, muscular human-looking arms made of slime. Its face looks like some sort of fleshless, leering, demonic skull comprised of the same filthy brown slime that makes up the rest of it. An omox stands about seven feet tall though due to its makeup of dense slime it weighs over a thousand pounds.[1]
Habitat & Ecology[]
If given a choice an omox will chose to lair within a body of water as they are aquatic creatures by nature. Strangely, despite being aquatic, Omox are able to spend extended periods of time out of water without suffering any harm, though doing so tends to make them even angrier than usual. If possible, an omox will invariably lair underwater, due to their strong connection to Jubilex (which actually manifests as a tiny portal to his realm within the omox). An omox inevitably corrupts any water surrounding it, turning its lair into a fetid, slime filled cesspool. A part of the reason omox favour these sorts of lairs is because they know their enemies are revolted by such stinking, disgusting places. An omox takes delight in forcing an enemy to enter its filthy layers before confronting it and drowning in unnameable filth. Omox are created in the depths of the Abyss from the half-congealed slime left in Jubilex's wake. They are thankfully rare on the Material Plane as Jubilex takes little interest in the affairs of mortals. Normally an omox is only found on the material plane after being summoned by one of Jubilex's mad followers.[2]
Abilities[]
- Fluid Form
- An omox is comprised of slime and as such can pass through small spaces with ease.
- Liquid Leap
- An omox can travel instantly between any two bodies of water within two hundred feet of each other.
- Slime
- An omox can throw portions of itself as a slime ball that can entangle its foes.
- Summon Demon
- Like many demons an omox can summon more demons to aid it.[1][2]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Jonathan Drain & F. Wesley Schneider. (2008). Bestiary. Endless Night, p. 82. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-129-9
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Jonathan Drain & F. Wesley Schneider. (2008). Bestiary. Endless Night, p. 83. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-129-9