Nuckelavee

NE, Large Amphibious, Fey   When pollution despoils a natural waterway, it draws the dreaded nuckelavee to it from the First World. This spirit of wrath is a grisly sight to behold: a horselike monstrosity with the gnarled upper body of a humanoid growing directly from its back. Further enhancing its awfulness, not a patch of skin exists on the misshapen hybrid form, as though it survived its own flaying.   When a nuckelavee rides forth from its domain, it wreaks a trail of destruction across the land surrounding its path. Nuckelavees are considered among the cruelest and most monstrous fey, seen by some as just desserts visited upon those who would befoul the waters of their homes. A nuckelavee, however, doesn't discriminate between those who pollute and those who merely have the misfortune to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.   Despite their vile reputation among humanoids, nuckelavees are generally respectful of their fey counterparts. Once pollution has been cleansed and water fey like naiads return to a body of water, nuckelavees will peacefully withdraw.   Nuckelavees are equally delighted to murder and feed upon both hapless peasants and altruistic naturalists engaged in the process of cleaning up pollution. Indeed, those who would seek to purify such sites are often regarded as the greater threat by a nuckelavee, as without a befouled land to dwell in, the foul fey would wither away.   https://2e.aonprd.com/Monsters.aspx?ID=3110&NoRedirect=1

Basic Information

Anatomy

A horselike monstrosity with the gnarled upper body of a humanoid growing directly from its back. It also seems like it has no skin like it had been flayed.

Genetics and Reproduction

When pollution from a waterway comes into contact with a rift to the Fey Wild the creation of Nuckelavee occurs.

Ecology and Habitats

Waterry areas, polluted waterways, swamps

Behaviour

Lawful evil, delighted to murder and feed upon peasants and other altruistic naturalistes in watery areas regardless if they were trying to clean up the land.
Scientific Name
amphibious
Origin/Ancestry
Fey
Geographic Distribution

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