Scabfish are eel-like creatures which dwell in and around sunken or wrecked ships. Their main form of defense, from which they derive their name, is that when a predator comes into contact with them a scab will form at the point of contact. These scabs will only fall off after the new skin has formed underneath them. This process takes a number of days equal to the POW of the fish. The scabs are not particularly painful or harmful, but they do itch.
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