Stench vampire

Stench vampire
Monster ID	1415
Locations	Dreadsylvanian Castle
Hit Points	800
Attack	500
Defense	500
Initiative	25
Meat	None
Phylum	undead
Elements	stench
Resistance	None
Monster Parts	head, arm, leg, torso
Drops	cod cape, Dreadsylvanian Almanac page, Freddy Kruegerand
Manuel Entry
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 You're fighting Alicia Deathbelch

A vampire with long, matted hair and ragged clothes scuttles out of the shadows toward you, hissing, her eyes glowing red in the dim light and... and... phew. Man. It seems that not only has she been living on rats for the past few centuries, she's also been rolling around in the rotting corpses.

Hit Message(s):

not known

Critical Hit Message:

not known

Miss Message(s):

The vampire tries to bite your knee, but you push her away. Man, when was the last time she brushed her teeth?

She starts to bite you, but gets a whiff of her own breath and starts coughing uncontrollably.

Fumble Message:

not known

Special Move(s):

The vampire shrieks at you, exhaling a lungful of corpse-breath.

You lose 1−10 hit points.

Enemy regains 10 HP

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After Combat

You acquire an item: Freddy Krueggerand Data:Freddy Krueggerand

You gain ??? <substat>.

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Occurs at Dreadsylvanian Castle

Notes

• Every round, vampires suck your blood, healing themselves.
  • The vampire turns into a reeking bat, does something bats do a lot that is really disgusting, then turns back.
  • The vampire shrieks at you, exhaling a lungful of corpse-breath.
  • The vampire's spit smells like blood and death, and he's slobbering all over while he sucks your blood.
• The name, image, and introduction text of this monster are all randomly selected:

	You barely have time to react to the vampire screaming down toward the hall at you, with her claws extended and hatred in her eyes and, it turns out, an ancient and powerful reek. Seriously, I know adventures talk about the "stench of death" pretty frequently, but it's not often you find it so literally represented. You briefly wonder if the classical vampiric aversion to running water also includes showering.
	A vampire with long, matted hair and ragged clothes scuttles out of the shadows toward you, hissing, her eyes glowing red in the dim light and... and... phew. Man. It seems that not only has she been living on rats for the past few centuries, she's also been rolling around in the rotting corpses.
	If you've ever heard the term "blood bath", you might have thought that it's something vampires do to stay clean and hygienic. Well, some vampires do, but the thing is, when you've got enough blood to fill a bathtub, it doesn't just dry out. It rots. And it stinks.