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{{U|=The darkening of the lands of Kehjistan during the Mage Clan Wars left much of the realm bristling with untamed magical energies. While much of this dissipated over time, some had effects upon the landscape and creatures of the jungle. Trees and vines would grow to unusual size, rivers and swamps would appear overnight, and once innocuous creatures would gain dangerous abilities with an appetite to match. Such is the case with what locals refer to as ‘Frog Demons’. These swamp dwelling monstrosities spit a poisonous mucous at their prey to kill it without having to engage in a physical confrontation. Once their victim has fallen to the powerful poison, the amphibious beasts strip the carcass of all flesh, leaving a pile of highly polished bones as the only evidence of the deed.}} | {{U|=The darkening of the lands of Kehjistan during the Mage Clan Wars left much of the realm bristling with untamed magical energies. While much of this dissipated over time, some had effects upon the landscape and creatures of the jungle. Trees and vines would grow to unusual size, rivers and swamps would appear overnight, and once innocuous creatures would gain dangerous abilities with an appetite to match. Such is the case with what locals refer to as ‘Frog Demons’. These swamp dwelling monstrosities spit a poisonous mucous at their prey to kill it without having to engage in a physical confrontation. Once their victim has fallen to the powerful poison, the amphibious beasts strip the carcass of all flesh, leaving a pile of highly polished bones as the only evidence of the deed.}} | ||
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| + | ==Swamp Dweller== | ||
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| + | *[[Great Marsh]] | ||
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| + | ==Bog Creature== | ||
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| + | *[[Great Marsh]] | ||
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| + | ==Slime Prince== | ||
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| + | *[[Flayer Jungle]] | ||
| + | *[[Sewers Level 2 (Act 3)|Sewers Level 2]] | ||
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==Reference== | ==Reference== | ||
*[http://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/monsters/act3-frogdemon.shtml Frog Demon] (Arreat Summit) | *[http://classic.battle.net/diablo2exp/monsters/act3-frogdemon.shtml Frog Demon] (Arreat Summit) | ||
Latest revision as of 18:44, 30 December 2012
The darkening of the lands of Kehjistan during the Mage Clan Wars left much of the realm bristling with untamed magical energies. While much of this dissipated over time, some had effects upon the landscape and creatures of the jungle. Trees and vines would grow to unusual size, rivers and swamps would appear overnight, and once innocuous creatures would gain dangerous abilities with an appetite to match. Such is the case with what locals refer to as ‘Frog Demons’. These swamp dwelling monstrosities spit a poisonous mucous at their prey to kill it without having to engage in a physical confrontation. Once their victim has fallen to the powerful poison, the amphibious beasts strip the carcass of all flesh, leaving a pile of highly polished bones as the only evidence of the deed.
Swamp Dwellerfrogdemon1
Bog Creaturefrogdemon2
Slime Princefrogdemon3
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