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Amphurious (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{| class="wikitable" align=right width=300 |- !colspan=2 align=center|'''Pufficle''' |- |colspan=2 align=center| 200px|Plant Kreatures somehow lend themselves well to quasi-humanoid designs. |- |align=left width=35%|'''Pronunciation''' || "PUFF-uh-kull" |- |align=left width=35%|'''Type''' || Battle Kreature |- |align=left width=35%|'''Rank''' || D |- |align=left width=35%|'''Availability''' || Common |- |align=left width=35%|'''Height''' || 1.12m (...") |
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|colspan=2 align=center| [[Pufficle01.png|200px|Plant Kreatures somehow lend themselves well to quasi-humanoid designs.]] | |colspan=2 align=center| [[Image:Pufficle01.png|200px|Plant Kreatures somehow lend themselves well to quasi-humanoid designs.]] | ||
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|align=left width=35%|'''Pronunciation''' || "PUFF-uh-kull" | |align=left width=35%|'''Pronunciation''' || "PUFF-uh-kull" | ||
Revision as of 05:49, 22 July 2024
| Pufficle | |
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| Pronunciation | "PUFF-uh-kull" |
| Type | Battle Kreature |
| Rank | D |
| Availability | Common |
| Height | 1.12m (3'8") |
| Weight | 15.4kg (34lbs) |
| Powers | Toxic puff spores, Venomous vines |
| Diet | Photosynthetic |
| Biome | Savannah |
Its delicate fuzz stings and scorches on contact, leaving behind a welt that will turn into oozing blisters. The itching sensation is so severe that some victims have lost their minds and attempted to scratch their own skin off. It has long, prehensile vines which are covered in tiny venomous barbs. As it attacks it will spin rapidly and flail its vines around, landing multiple bone breaking blows in a single second. Jaljals have been known to exploit this behaviour by simply sticking their horns out and cutting Pufficle's vines off as it spins. Then they will use their horns to peel away the vine's skin to eat the moist, pulpy innards.