That said, what constitutes "treasure" seems to be vague, and they don't seem to care much for clarifying it. Linnorms, much like their true dragonic counterparts, create treasure hoards. Not only are they physically powerful, and nigh impossible to kill.īut they also bestow one last gift to those who slay them Linnorms bestow a death curse upon the one who slays them. They went on to become the first linnorms. Some of this waste gained a semblance of intelligence and took the a twisted facsimile of the god's greatest creation. The conception of the material plane was not perfect, nor done in one stroke.Īs much as the gods would like their followers to believe, they are not perfect and there was a lot of waste. These beasts are not beautiful, though one might be as bold to call them majestic. They take advantage of this when defending their lairs by generally keeping out of reach and circling the broad interiors before darting in and out of combat dealing frightening amounts of damage to would-be invaders.
As such, they can swim through the air just as easily they could water. While not particularly swift on the ground, linnorms move at frighteningly high speeds in water and, rather confusingly, in the air.Ī linnorms relationship with gravity, much like their relationship with reality in general, is one of contempt.
Linnorms are long serpentine dragonkin with only two legs. Whether linnorms just prefer their privacy or they've killed everything previously living there, is not known. Linnorms are a terrifying cousin of dragons that plague the frozen lands of the north.įortuneately for all life of the north, they stick to places far off from civilization.
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