| Vouivre | |
|---|---|
| (Creature) | |
| Type | Monstrous humanoid (aquatic) |
| CR | 12 |
| Environment | Temperate forests, lakes, and rivers |
| Alignment | |
Source: The Twice-Damned Prince, pg(s). 88-89 | |
A vouivre is a bizarre, two-headed, reptilian aquatic monster. While its head and body resemble an elongated, winged green wyvern, its tail resembles the upper body of a beautiful dark-haired humanoid woman. They spend their time bathing in pools and slow-moving rivers, preferring to prey on humanoid males and other people that come too near.[1]
Appearance
A vouivre is 12 feet long from end to end and weighs 500 pounds. Vouivres can breathe fire like a dragon, and rattle their scales to produce unnerving magical sonic effects.[1]
Habitat & Ecology
Vouivres reproduce asexually. After death, a vouivre's dragon head expels a ruby gem that serves as an egg. After growing for several weeks, a juvenile vouivre hatches and spends seven years gorwing to maturity and hunting waterfowl and fish. A vouivre can live for 200 years, and only need to feed every two months.[1]
Vouivres draw serpents of all kinds to them, and occasionally collaborate with evil fey, but otherwise dwell apart from other creatures. Vouires have a dragon's love of gems and treasure, although they sometimes use their hoards for unwary travelers.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Brian Cortijo, & James Jacobs. (2010). The Twice-Damned Prince. The Twice-Damned Prince, p. 88-89. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-226-5