Black Reviver

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Pseudopod

The black reviver is a fungal parasite that feeds on the brains of insects. Its name is derived from the dark tendrils it displays when it reaches maturity and from the way in which it effects its host; after infecting a live target, the black reviver slowly consumes its brain before eventually killing the creature and incorporating its husk into its physical development. The black reviver is a remarkably adaptable parasite and its appearance and phsyical size depends entirely on the host in which it infected. A black reviver may remain as small as the common beetle or as large as the ankheg it fed from. Once it reaches maturity, the black reviver promptly seeks to overpower another insect to lay its eggs within its carapace, thus continuing the cycle of reproduction.

Black Reviver

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