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Spirit naga
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Reading: Spirit naga
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5th Edition Statistics[1]
Size
Large
Type
Monstrosity
Alignment
Chaotic malefic
Challenge rating
8
3rd Edition Statistics[2][3]
Size
Large
Type
Aberration
Subtype(s)
Spirit
Alignment
Usually chaotic evil
Challenge rating
9
2nd Edition Statistics[4]
Size
Huge
Alignment
Chaotic evil
1st Edition Statistics[5]
Size
Large
Alignment
Chaotic evil
General Information
Vision
Darkvision [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
Diet
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Carnivore
Homeland(s)
[ 6 ] Najara, marshes around the Sea of Fallen Stars, mangrove swamps on the Chultan Peninsula
Language(s)
Abyssal, [ 2 ] Common [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
Favored climate
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Temperate
Favored terrain
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Marshes
Appearance
Average length
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15 ft
Average weight
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300 lb
Spirit nagas were the most powerful type of naga and were akin to witches among early naga races. [ 2 ]
“
What have we here? Something more to eat? I like it when they fight, It makes the meat that much sweeter.
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[7] — A intent naga to its prey .
description
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They had a homo female head on a snake body. Spirit naga had serpentine bodies with black scales and red bands. Their android faces were framed with fibrous hair’s-breadth. [ 2 ] The average liveliness naga was 15 feet long and weighed about 300 pounds. [ 4 ] The spirit naga emitted malodor of carrion, making them look a dirty as they smell. [ 8 ] Which was identical appropriate for their darling meal was rotting pulp. [ 4 ] Some if not all liveliness nagas possessed the ability to shapeshift to a human or demihuman bodies but dislike android forms, preferring the advantage of a fag end. [ 9 ]
biota
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Spirit naga ‘ lineage was quite acidic and, when spilled, the blood emitted hissing sizzling sound, the tattletale sign of its caustic quality. [ 7 ]
personality
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They were even more mysterious and enigmatic than the others of their kind, seeking lost charming to a fanatic extent. They saw alone evil, nefariousness, and they delighted in causing digest and death with the powers they possessed. [ 10 ]
fight
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Spirit nagas were knock-down spellcasters. The bite of a spirit naga was deadly, as it contained venom. The eyes of the animal were no better, as their gaze could cause others to fall under the control of the naga. These naga come back to life equitable a few days after their death, making them about deity, this ability could merely be stopped via wish spell. [ 1 ] Spirit nagas were cunning creatures preferring spells and traps frequently attacking without warning. [ 4 ]
society
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Spirit naga favored solitude or rule over lower creatures, being worshiped in cults. [ 11 ] In Chult, spirit naga often took on the character of headman over pterafolk tribes. [ 12 ]
Most naga respect culture and lore and considered it to be a worthy goal to preserve it, leading them to claim homes in ruins of ancient civilizations long gone. even nauseating and evil intent naga that loved end established lairs in lose cities, temples, or castles ( sometimes that they themselves brought to ruin ). [ 11 ] Ha-nagas were massive and knock-down naga lords and often worshiped by liveliness naga as gods. [ 13 ]
history
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Nagas were created via charming inbreeding by the sarrukh early on in the era of Mhairshaulk. By –24000 DR, Mhairshaulk has been in decline and the naga have about wholly abandoned their fatherland spreading all around Faerûn. In the succeed millennium, nagas naturally branched and evolved into numerous naga species, including spirit naga. [ 8 ] Some emotional state naga excavate ancient rituals of their creators transforming themselves into powerful being called ha-nagas. [ 8 ]
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In 1372 DR spirit naga were a recent addition to the city of Najara. A twelve spirit naga served the King of Najara as protectors of the royal argumentation. [ 14 ] In 1373 DR, a foul intent naga was encountered in one of the freeze caverns up in the Sunrise Mountains. [ 7 ]
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A depiction of a spirit naga.
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