Not another Gelatinous Cube
Posted: September 13th, 2022, 7:13 pmWarpslime Blob
Move 3
Attack 4
Defend 6
Body 4
Mind 0
Ability
Digest: If Warpslime Blob occupies same square as a hero, Warpslime my attack hero.
Corrosion: If Warpslime damage hero, that hero suffers Rust spell effect. Hero may roll 1 white combat die, if they roll a shield Corrosion has no effect.
Warpslime is a living, partially aware, and entirely unnatural creature that is born as a result of extensive Warpstone experimentation in a contained environment. The jelly-like protoplasm, hence their popular names of Jellies, Slimes, and Blobs. They flow over solid surfaces or swim through liquids with an undulating motion and can move over almost any surface, including walls and ceilings, seeping through even the narrowest of cracks and crevices. This sticky ooze come in various colors ranging from green, blue to even black, but its most dangerous property is its hunger for metal, particularly iron and copper. It creeps slowly towards the nearest food source, for it needs to feed regularly on these metals. Skaven engineers keep piles of scrap metal handy to throw into these pools at regular intervals, lest their work suddenly dissolve (and then explode) before their eyes. When they run out of scrap metal, they use slaves instead, because in a pinch the slime makes do with the minerals it finds in blood.
Move 3
Attack 4
Defend 6
Body 4
Mind 0
Ability
Digest: If Warpslime Blob occupies same square as a hero, Warpslime my attack hero.
Corrosion: If Warpslime damage hero, that hero suffers Rust spell effect. Hero may roll 1 white combat die, if they roll a shield Corrosion has no effect.
Warpslime is a living, partially aware, and entirely unnatural creature that is born as a result of extensive Warpstone experimentation in a contained environment. The jelly-like protoplasm, hence their popular names of Jellies, Slimes, and Blobs. They flow over solid surfaces or swim through liquids with an undulating motion and can move over almost any surface, including walls and ceilings, seeping through even the narrowest of cracks and crevices. This sticky ooze come in various colors ranging from green, blue to even black, but its most dangerous property is its hunger for metal, particularly iron and copper. It creeps slowly towards the nearest food source, for it needs to feed regularly on these metals. Skaven engineers keep piles of scrap metal handy to throw into these pools at regular intervals, lest their work suddenly dissolve (and then explode) before their eyes. When they run out of scrap metal, they use slaves instead, because in a pinch the slime makes do with the minerals it finds in blood.
