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The gremlock is larger than her relative, the gremlin, stretching five to six feet in height. The back hunched over from her time spent in the shadows stalking her prey, her actual height cannot be determined accurately. Tufts of dirty fur form a straggly mane around the savage looking face. Her long bulky arms tipped with massive claws only add to the deformity of the gremlock with her razor-sharp maw and potentially fatal, hungry glare.[1]
Hunting strategies
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Other information
Gremlocks have a garrote creature maneuver. While not the garrote player-accessible combat maneuver, training in that cman will help a player avoid the gremlock version.
A gremlock jumps on your back and flings a thin wire garrote around your neck and snaps it taut. Painful!
... 30 points of damage!
Deep slash to your neck severs an artery!
You choke to death on your own blood.
Gremlocks will also attempt to steal coins and gems from you. You can retrieve your stolen items from their packs once they are dead.
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