#Lore24 Holes in the Walls #Creatures24 Daemons of Lin

 There are holes in the world, places where things dwell; under the ground, under rocks, deep within cracks and caves, in knots in the tree that become the post that supports the wall of the house.  Inside these impossibly small places are improbably vast communities.  These are the creatures that; steel one shoe, fell a tree in the road in the middle of the night, splinter the wagons wheel so that it rolls apart three weeks later.  The denizens of the AshenWastes call them Grofeldin. They are known as Terramites in the Sorgash Mountains.  The Citizens of Rastapol refer to then as Scratlin or Gremlin denoting their worthless and vile nature.  Whatever the local name for them is the Daemons of Lin are mischievous, industrious and always come in multiples of three.

"In to the bottomless pit he fell slap." Arthur Rackham

Armor 5(14)

HD 1d8 (cubed)

Int 15

Move 12(30) 

ToHit 18(+2)

 Atx 2x 1d4  / 2x 3d8

Daemons of Lin spend most of there time as minuscule beings 3-9 inches tall engaged in theft, vandalism and random acts of violence. 

 When threatened and cornered they will usually try to talk their way out of the situation, but in a situation in which they cannot talk their way out the Daemons of Lin will bond together forming a larger creature.  When this happens three of the Daemons will rush together and transform into one larger creature, at which time their HD are multipled by each other.  (ex. 8,4,6 = 192 health.)  The Demon grows substantially in size as does which ever weapons it carries.  

Random Appearance

1. goat legs and tail

2. red skinned with small horns

3 tightly stretched skin on a bony frame

4. long pointed prehensile ears

5. exaggerated hands and feet

6. caricatured facial features of another creature