Murohni
Murohni are failed vampires: mindless, feral beasts with the same powers as a normal vampire. They are among the deadliest things you meet in the wild, and their lairs are worth clearing with care.
- Threat
- High
- Type
- Creature
Good to know
- One forms when a vampire tooth lodges outside the heart, often after breaking off during feeding.
- Many of them use Piercing Shriek in combat.
- They often die young by wandering into sunlight.
- Silver and sunlight harm them.
- Piles of torn-up bodies are a sign one is nearby.
- They often stay in an area after a kill, which is why their lairs are marked on the map.
Short lives
Murohni have no sense of self-preservation. Sooner or later most stumble into the sun and burn.
Behaviour
They attack anything alive with claws and needle teeth, and they are strong enough to tear apart people and wildlife. Expect a Piercing Shriek that stuns you, then a rush while you are open.
How to beat them
Silver hurts them badly, so bring it if you have it. Keep distance when you see the shriek coming and punish after. Fighting them in daylight works in your favour, since sunlight burns them.
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- Creature
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