Subterranean Ooze HWLN 04 042
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Subterranean Ooze HWLN 04 042

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Subterranean Ooze "An ochre jelly can and will instinctively flow over or around its prey, enveloping it so as to retain contact if the target moves or struggles. If the creature is attached to a wall or a ceiling, it can send out pseudopods to contact something edible that is below or beside it. Once having made contact in this fashion, the jelly can detach itself from the wall or ceiling and flow onto the victim" (p. 36). Greenwood, Ed. "The Ecology of the Ochre Jelly." Dragon Magazine . Issue 104, TSR, 1985. https://web.archive.org/web/20150319221900/https://annarchive.com/files/Drmg104.pdf

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