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'''Glamoursharks''' are shark-like creatures that live in [[The Drink]] of [[Unforgotten Realms]]. They attacked the [[Bocoe]] in [[The Jewel of the Dingo Isles]] campaign. | |||
== Characteristics == | == Characteristics == | ||
They are able to smell Fish | They are able to smell [[Fish Yoghurt]] and seem to enjoy eating it. They have a poison in their teeth that sometimes inflicts glamsies on the victim. | ||
== Glamsies == | == Glamsies == | ||
Glamsies is a disease that causes the inflicted to become glamorous very quickly. It causes porcs to grow real hair and makes their nipples shine. It is the glamourshark equivalent of rabies. There is a cure in the form of a shot/injection. Not much else is known about the disease, although the reference to it being like rabies could mean that it too is highly infectious, although it is unlikely that it shares the fatal effects of rabies, as it is a "good disease." | |||
=== Known Victims === | === Known Victims === | ||
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| Race | Glamourshark |
| Hostile | Yes |
| Affiliations | Unknown |
| Abilities | Unknown |
| Equipment | None |
| Capable of Speech | No |
| Weakness | Unknown |
| First Appearance | The Jewel of the Dingo Isles |
Glamoursharks are shark-like creatures that live in The Drink of Unforgotten Realms. They attacked the Bocoe in The Jewel of the Dingo Isles campaign.
Characteristics
They are able to smell Fish Yoghurt and seem to enjoy eating it. They have a poison in their teeth that sometimes inflicts glamsies on the victim.
Glamsies
Glamsies is a disease that causes the inflicted to become glamorous very quickly. It causes porcs to grow real hair and makes their nipples shine. It is the glamourshark equivalent of rabies. There is a cure in the form of a shot/injection. Not much else is known about the disease, although the reference to it being like rabies could mean that it too is highly infectious, although it is unlikely that it shares the fatal effects of rabies, as it is a "good disease."
