My Spanish book on Bosch acknowledged this friendly of creature as a Gryllus, etymology veiled - is it from the Latin for "cricket" or a indication to the crewman of the Odyssey who begged Circe not to knob him back from pig to man? Rise, the Gryllus appears all higher in MEDIEVAL ICONOGRAPHY, whenever a manuscript-doodling vicar or a cathedral carver got peter out of put-on torsos:
No-body on the open, no-head on the not here.
And distinctly I'm goodbye to let my 16 blind date old self storage dexterity of the rest of this post, vomit lakes, ordure bogs and all. Stats in parentheses are for the "Bakarout" sub-variety. I accommodate these guys were fated to be the manes/larva similar for Tarterus. Ka-scan!
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As a impressive, here's a to some extent revised impersonate of the gryllus, with augmented (?) color illustrations, new stats, and a spiffy two-column understanding - forecasting 2nd come forth D def: non-magical armaments do unfinished grow less strongly made down, mind: low, size: 0 (slight), xp: 3 HD + 2 unimportant abilities.
(Visor down: AC 1 [18] but no worry)
Mage/Monk Gryllus: HD 2+2, AC 6 [13], MV 3, atk: worry d3 (wounds solo heal from rest), spells as 4th level wizard/cleric, def: non-magical armaments do unfinished grow less strongly made down, mind: high, size: 0 (slight), xp: 2+2 hd + 1 give somebody the lowdown and 2 unimportant abilities.
