Parasite (SRP-74). Assimilated kobolds will not attack beings controlled by SRP-74, nor beings that serve SRP-74.
COTH. Any organic matter hit by the assimilated kobold, even if undamaged, gets inflicted with COTH for 1d12 hours.
Pack Tactics. The assimilated kobold has advantage on an attack roll against a creature if at least one assimilated parasite is within 5 feet of the creature and isn't Incapacitated.
COTH Effect. The COTH effect can only be inflicted onto organic matter. If a creature with COTH dies, they will become an assimilated creature, fighting for the SRP-74 parasite. COTH is a contagious effect and is spread when an inflicted creature harms another creature. It can also be spread through bodily fluids.
Claws. The assimilated kobold uses its claws to attack a single target twice. Each hit deals 1d6 Slashing damage.
Bite. The assimilated kobold bites a single target, dealing 1d6 Piercing damage.
Death. Upon death, there is a 50% chance an assimilated kobold explodes into pieces of infected flesh, dealing 5d6 Force damage to anything next to it. If it does not explode, then the head of the assimilated kobold will detach from the corpse and begin attacking. Assimilated Kobold Heads have their own page.
Description
Infection. SRP-74 is a parasitic infection from the modded dimension [MC_ScapeRunParasites_74], The 74th MC dimension to have this category of parasites.
Appearance. Assimilated kobold appear similar to the species of kobolds they were before assimilation. The differences are listed below.
- Teeth. The teeth of assimilated kobolds are jagged and elongated.
- Claws. Long jagged bone claws burst out of the kobold's hands.
- Eyes. The eyes are blackened and sunken into the skull.
- Back. The back of the kobold is burst open with jagged bone spikes and several black tendrils.
- Bulbs. Several bulbous masses of flesh sprinkle the kobold's body.
- Tail. The tail is bloody and bone-like.
Assimilated Tier
Assimilated parasites are organic creatures that were infected and mutated by the SRP-74 parasite. Assimilated creatures have no memories and are mindless parasites, whos only purpose is to infect and kill.
Evolution. If an assimilated creature kills 20 organic creatures, other assimilated will group up with it. Once 5 assimilated, including the one with 20 kills, are grouped together outside of combat, they will begin melting. The masses of melted flesh will merge into a single large mass of flesh. During the next few minutes, the large flesh mass will transform into a Primitive Parasite.
There are several Primitive Parasites, each with their own page.
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