Gashadokuro - Revision history

Anax at 03:19, 21 October 2021

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Anax at 23:45, 20 October 2021

2021-10-20T23:45:37Z

DrSevarg: Needs Updating

2021-10-06T02:03:10Z

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DrSevarg: Redirected page to Nightbred#Gashadokuro

2021-01-09T19:33:25Z

Redirected page to Nightbred#Gashadokuro

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#Redirect [[Nightbred#Gashadokuro]]

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		+	\| image=GashadokuroWiki.jpg
		+	\| name=Gashadokuro
		+	\| race=[[Undead]]
		+	\| type=Physical
		+	\| faction=Independent
		+	\| premiere=<i>[[Desideratum: Blood Bonds]]</i>
		+	\| relatives=None Applicable
		+	}}
	In Japanese folklore, a gashadokuro (literally "starving skeleton") is also known as Odokuro (literally "giant skeleton"). In truth, they do not starve, but they are quite monstrous. Created by powerful necromancers, liches, or bone forgers, a gashadokuro constitutes the assemblage of many skeletons. Pieced together like children’s building blocks, the dark magicks fuse and animate the bones. They can have many arms, be shaped as humanoid or not, and be as tall or short as the conjuror desires. Bound to their creator’s will, they wreak havoc without fear or remorse and have no sense of identity or self preservation.		In Japanese folklore, a gashadokuro (literally "starving skeleton") is also known as Odokuro (literally "giant skeleton"). In truth, they do not starve, but they are quite monstrous. Created by powerful necromancers, liches, or bone forgers, a gashadokuro constitutes the assemblage of many skeletons. Pieced together like children’s building blocks, the dark magicks fuse and animate the bones. They can have many arms, be shaped as humanoid or not, and be as tall or short as the conjuror desires. Bound to their creator’s will, they wreak havoc without fear or remorse and have no sense of identity or self preservation.

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−	~~#Redirect [[Nightbred#Gashadokuro]]~~	+	In Japanese folklore, a gashadokuro (literally "starving skeleton") is also known as Odokuro (literally "giant skeleton"). In truth, they do not starve, but they are quite monstrous. Created by powerful necromancers, liches, or bone forgers, a gashadokuro constitutes the assemblage of many skeletons. Pieced together like children’s building blocks, the dark magicks fuse and animate the bones. They can have many arms, be shaped as humanoid or not, and be as tall or short as the conjuror desires. Bound to their creator’s will, they wreak havoc without fear or remorse and have no sense of identity or self preservation.