Peryton
© 2013 Christopher Burdett
The single fact that these things need a human heart to reproduce you know an insane wizard had to be involved in its creation. Okay, you got a blood thirsty deer/bird mash up thing... yeah... that could TOTALLY naturally come about on its own. I am totally with you so far... Wait... wait... WHAT? To get MORE of these things they need a HUMAN HEART so they can get preggers?!?! I think all adventures in the Realms need to drop what they are doing and hunt down the wizard who is churning these things out. Oh never mind, I am sure it is just a matter of time before something he makes eats him.
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Where is the Peryton from?
ReplyDeleteHere is the wiki page for them:
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They are suppose to be described in a long lost medieval manuscript but most likely date back to 1957 when they appeared in the book mentioned in the wiki page by Jorge Luis Borges.
They have been in D&D since the early days and have been a part of popular fantasy since the 60s-70s.
Love it! This is my favourite peryton, ever! Not too top-heavy on the antlers and the wings are great :-)
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