Gemling

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Gemling
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Race	Gemling
Hostile	Sometimes
Affiliations	Gemlord if nearby, otherwise summoner
Abilities	Melee Attack
Equipment	None
Capable of Speech	usally no but in some cases yes see prism
Weakness	Fragility
First Appearance	Roamin's Band of Thieves

Gemlings were first seen in the Roamin's Band of Thieves campaign. They have 1 stamina and explode on death.

History

The first appearance of Gemlings was in the Glistening Caverns, near a band of Kobolds. The Guild of Thieves confronted the Kobolds and was aided in battle by some natural Gemlings. After the battle was concluded with the Thieves as the victors, the party inspected the cave to see a large floating crystal.

This crystal was tickled by the Dwarf Kobold Number 4 and caused it to reveal itself as a Gemlord. This would result in another lengthy battle, with the victor being the Thieves once again, shattering the Gemlord.

Characteristics

Gemlings are weak crystallic creatures that slightly hover above the ground and reside in caves. They are normally passive in nature, simply floating in caves undisturbed. They can be hostile under certain events, such as the appearance of a Gemlord or in the presence of Kobolds. Somehow they are able to be forced into a Crystal Catalyst in sets of ten. If a Gemlord is not present, and a person uses the Crystal Catalyst, then the Gemlings will be aligned with the user.some gemlings can glow.

Kobolds are said to eat Gemlings.

Notable Examples

A pink Gemling named Prism became a pet to Morgana Marie, ending up alive at the bottom of a ravine in the Zarlin Catacombs.

Gemlord

Gemlord
Race	Gemling
Hostile	Yes
Affiliations	Itself
Abilities	Energy Beam, Muscly Biceps, Create Gemlings, Redirection Crystals
Equipment	None
Capable of Speech	No
Weakness	Unknown
First Appearance	Roamin's Band of Thieves

Gemlord with Arms

Gemlords are much larger variants of the generic Gemlings, appearing roughly about four times the size of a Dwarf. Unlike their smaller counterparts, Gemlords are immediately hostile, attacking whoever and whatever is near them. If they are enraged even more they can generate large fleshy arms to combat with.

They are shown to have a hibernation state of a unknown length of time and the ability to self reproduce, creating several Gemlings at a time.