You can count yourself lucky if you've done any exploring of the dungeons of Stormreach and still failed to encounter any of these pestilences. ItвЂ™s certainly an interesting development, and I would warn anyone venturing into a kobold lair be wary of any 'water' they see. IвЂ™m not sure whether the kobolds have found some means to coexist with (or possibly even control) the oozes, or if gray oozes simply dislike the smell or taste of the irvhir. The most curious thing about the fight was that the ooze completely ignored the kobolds. A mass of kobolds chose that moment to attack - they may be weak, but that many Magic Missiles, Acid Splashes, and flasks of alchemistвЂ™s fire from the Kobold Shamans can add up. While navigating through many fiery traps and ambushes, an ooze dripped down from the ceiling onto Khovis, melting a hole clear through his armor and burning his flesh. Today we fought our way through the sewers beneath Stormreach, searching for a merchant who had been kidnapped by kobolds. In the chaos of combat, it is nigh impossible to avoid being surprised by these menaces. They are nearly transparent and appear to be harmless puddles of water or moisture on the ceiling of a cave - until they attack. Gray oozes are difficult to identify in the best of circumstances. Knowledgeable adventurers can identify an oozeвЂ™s diet by the color of its protoplasm. They secrete powerful acids to dissolve whatever they can engulf. Oozes, slimes, and jellies are mindless, amorphous creatures that live only to eat. But one of the creatures most hated by adventurers is surely the lowly gray ooze.

Rust monsters devour metallic objects and are devastating against the warforged. Some of the creatures we encounter are not particularly dangerous, but best avoided anyway. Organization: Solitary (at first) or puddle.ДЇrom the personal journal of Azalai Korias, Elven Wizard Special Qualities: Split, transparent, immunity to cold and fire, acid

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