Lerropten
My conclusion is logical.
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Create a be beast that can be used as an artillery piece.
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- Canon: N/A
- Links: Bryn'adûl
- Name: Gra'vor
- Designation: Semi-sentient
- Origins: Wild Space
- Average Lifespan: 10 years
- Estimated Population: Scattered
- Description: A scorpion-like, bio-engineered creature capable of firing a noxious acid from its stinger as a form of artillery.
- Breathes: Type I
- Average Height of Adults: 5 m
- Average Length of Adults: 10.6 m
- Skin color: Carapace with red and black coloration.
- Hair color: N/A
- Distinctions: Red and black color, scorpion-like build, acid firing stinger, powerful claws, spiny, tiny eyes for size.
- Races: None
- Force Sensitivity: Non-Sensitive
- Acid firing tail.
- Long range acid.
- Powerful claws.
- Large size.
- Strong carapace.
- Intelligent.
- Weak joints.
- Far-sighted.
- Difficulty fighting fast targets at close range.
- Not the quickest.
- "Stinger" meant for firing rather than stinging.
- Diet: Carnivore
- Communication: Clicks and body movement.
- Technology level: None
- Religion/Beliefs: None
- General behavior: Being genetically engineered beings, Gra'vor lack much of what would be considered as normal behavior. Like a lot of creatures, these arthropods work in packs of three to four, mostly to allow for safety. The creatures are also quite intelligent, and capable of planning. This has lead to them being more difficult to control than other Bryn'adûl beasts. Being engineered, they also lack some of fight-or-flight and survival instincts to make them more effective in combat. As such, they are highly aggressive.
Another bio-engineered, Force twisted creation of Lerropten, the Gra'vor were made to serve as a kind of artillery for the Bryn'adûl. Despite being somewhat rushed, the creatures turned out "better than expected." Made to fire acid at the enemy, the scorpion-like creatures are able to strike from a distance, causing terror on the battlefield.