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[Credit: MadRabbitArts] The Ascalonian River Troll
In the world of Ascalon, its lush green landscape is crisscrossed with rivers, lakes and an inland sea
Many of its inhabitants owe their lives to the running waters of this world, and many more lose their lives because of it
Among the many beings that call this place home, none have a firmer claim to dominance over the waterways of Ascalon than the River Troll.
Stalking along the riverbed, these great beasts use their long front limbs to quite literally creep & crawl their way along underwater, happy to stir up sediments to hide their passage (tho a keen eye could use this knowledge as a means to identify their presence). They lay in wait for hours at a time, relying on their plant like hair and stony complexion to conceal their presence until hapless prey wanders within their reach, before launching an attack with both arms spread wide ready to wrestle their prey into the water to be drowned, tho particularly clever (and dangerous) individuals have been known to take shelter under bridges so they may seek easy shelter from the sun and have access to a reliable source of food. Trolls who lair near villages can be bribed for passage, but you must never fully trust a Troll, because they can and will eat anything they want, be it the food you promise you’ll bring it next time, or you…
I’ve been a longtime fan of fantasy and science fiction, so I wanted to set out and have the fist creature I designed for my spec fantasy setting to be a River Troll, heavily inspired by the Troll seen in The Spiderwick Chronicles, a book series I couldn’t stop reading over and over again
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