Moan. When a creature (other than cloakers) comes within 30 ft of the larva or another larva uses its whine, it makes a moan inaudible to creatures other than cloakers. This moan covers a 30 ft radius, plus 10 ft for each other larva in the area that also makes its moan. The larva does not stop moaning until there are no more creatures other than cloakers within the 30 ft radius, in which case the larva immediately stops moaning.
Description
It is the larval form of the cloakers. They are usually comfortably grouped in a safe cave watched over by cloakers, as these translucent creatures are unable to fly, nor defend themselves. To survive, these larvae feed on mycelium by digesting it with a saliva that rots the fungi.
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