Slime

"Did that blob just winked at me?"
"Calm down. It's just a-"
"It's moving toward me! Is it going to eat me?!"

Slime creatures are a common sight in swamps and other nasty places. They are normally seen as big hulking monsters made of muck and goo. Woe to the adventure who ran across one and wasn't prepared. Unknown to some is the fact that that is only one type of slime. There are three different types of slime and each one has its own subgroups.
The three different types of slime are the cute slime, the monster slime, and the WJCOMC (or what just came out of my cauldron). These slimes can differ in appearance from each other and type. The cute slimes are normally smaller and are sometimes kept on farms. Monster slime can be found in swamps. The What type is normally humanoid and can of speak, but can not reproduce.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Slimes do not have a muscle structure or a bone structure. They keep their form with the help of their cell wall and membrane. More completed slimes look more human but still lack bones, muscle, and fleshy skin.

Genetics and Reproduction

Cute and monster slimes reproduce threw mating and egg-laying. Although the egg will become the body of the new slime. The third type of slime can only be made by an alchemist. Alchemists make these types of slime to help with tasks or completely by mistake.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Slimes can eat just about anything. Different subtypes prefer different foods over others though. Some slime hunt their food by bouncing around and collecting food from trees. Other slimes will find pray and swallow it whole.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Slime produce a substance known as Slime Extract. Slime Extract can be used to make different salves in alchemy and some slime extract can be used in cooking. Slime extract can be very rare and valuable because of the dangers around farming slimes.

Genetic Descendants

• Ooze