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'''Homunculi''', sometimes called '''doorkeepers''', are made through alchemical processes related to the study of fabricating [[Golems (study)|golems]].  The methodology is of disturbing nature, involving putrefaction, investing spent human waste with life through arcane means, ultimately resulting in an unnatural abomination that is birthed, alive, from an animal's womb.  In every sense the homunculus is of loathsome form and origin, and it is for this reason that they are often regarded as inherently evil.
 
'''Homunculi''', sometimes called '''doorkeepers''', are made through alchemical processes related to the study of fabricating [[Golems (study)|golems]].  The methodology is of disturbing nature, involving putrefaction, investing spent human waste with life through arcane means, ultimately resulting in an unnatural abomination that is birthed, alive, from an animal's womb.  In every sense the homunculus is of loathsome form and origin, and it is for this reason that they are often regarded as inherently evil.
  
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Revision as of 01:46, 12 September 2020

Homonculous
Species construct
No. Appearing 1
Behaviour servant
Range rural, subterranean, urban
Size 1 ft. 6 in. tall
Weight 6 lbs.
Intelligence 13
Armour Class 6
Hit Dice 2
Action Points 4
Max. Stride {{{stride}}}
THAC0 19
Hp/Die d2
Attack Forms bite
Damage 1–3
Special Attacks flying, improved saving throw, sleep bite, telepathic link

Homunculi, sometimes called doorkeepers, are made through alchemical processes related to the study of fabricating golems. The methodology is of disturbing nature, involving putrefaction, investing spent human waste with life through arcane means, ultimately resulting in an unnatural abomination that is birthed, alive, from an animal's womb. In every sense the homunculus is of loathsome form and origin, and it is for this reason that they are often regarded as inherently evil.


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