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Hydras

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Hydras are a monster type in Innworld.

Appearance edit edit source

Hydras are huge monsters, taller than two houses, with multiple long heads. When angered, Hydras are roaring, or hissing.[1]

Habitat edit edit source

They live in swamps - the swamps of Baleros are famous for having Hydras.[2] They can also be found on Terandria, such as in the damp kingdom of Desonis.

Threat Assessment edit edit source

Hydras are considered high-level threats. Non-adventurers like Selys and Krshia assume that a level 70 adventurer would slay a Hydra single-handedly (with the addition that people don't level that high).[3]

They can snap up a horse and rider in a single bite, and also spit dangerous venom, that may possibly even corrode armor.[1]

Hydras are able to regenerate, unless they are fought with items that halt tissue regeneration. Cauterizing the Hydra's wounds with magical burning swords is one such way. The most-utilized strategy against Hydras is to hack at them long enough to wear them out, until their regeneration can no longer keep up, then go for the kill.[1]

There are multiple types of Hydras, some of which are more magical. Poison type Hydras are not considered as magical as some other variants.[4]

History edit edit source

In Baleros, there was an emergency involving a Hydra that needed Niers Astoragon's personal attention.[5]

The Order of the Thirsting Veil battled a Hydra in a Terandrian swamp recently, which was broadcasted via the scrying orb network of Wistram.[1] The Ailendamus armed forces use Hydras.

Altestiel and Belchaus Meron rescued five Earthers from a Hydra in Desonis.[4]

Trivia edit edit source

  • Dragons, Wyrms, Rue, Amphitheres and Wyverns are their relatives.
  • It seems the other Draconid species despise them.
  • Along with the Wyverns, they are the last-species to inherit the world from other extinct Draconid species.[6]

References edit edit source