Treekin warrior
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Standing approximately twelve feet tall, the treekin warrior towers menacingly before you. Lambent yellow eyes and thick leg-shaped roots make it clear that this is no ordinary tree. Leaves cover the warrior from head to trunk, with two arm-shaped branches protruding from the canopy. Numerous gashes and chips indicate that this particular specimen has seen much combat in the past.
Hunting strategies
Treekin warriors do not stun and quite difficult to knock down. Severing a single leg will not knock them over, and they can stand back up even with both legs severed.
Other information
Treekin warriors can hide dead bodies. Just like in snow, the rescuer must search for the body and then point at it to reveal the character.
Warriors can pick you up and chuck you into another room.
The warrior snatches you up and hurls you north!
[Red Forest, Deep Woods] A field of snapped and splintered branches spreads out in every direction like a wooden necropolis. Huge circular tracks leave giant impressions along the cluttered ground. Obvious paths: northeast, east, south, west You slam into the ground! ... 15 points of damage! Nasty blow to your left leg!
You are stunned for 1 round
They also have a maneuver where they spit acidic sap at you.
You are struck by the highly acidic sap! It burns! ... 20 points of damage! Hit on the arm chars the skin and eats into the underlying muscles!
You are stunned for 2 rounds!- Twin Hammerfists
A treekin warrior raises its branches high, interweaves them into a thick mass, and brings them crashing down towards you! A treekin warrior put too much force into its swing! Completely missing you, it ends up sprawled on the ground looking up at you!
- Other messaging
A treekin warrior appears to wrap its branches closely around itself.
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