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long legs ending in webbed feet.
It inhabits deep lakes where it
will prowl the bottom in search
of food, preferring water snails.
The Plimpy is not particularly
dangerous, though it will nibble
the feet and clothing of swimmers. It is considered a pest by
merpeople, who deal with it by tying its rubbery legs in a knot;
the Plimpy then drifts away, unable to steer, and cannot return
until it has untied itself, which may take hours.
Pogrebin
M.O.M. Classification: XXX
The Pogrebin is a Russian demon, barely a foot tall, with a hairy
body but a smooth, oversized grey head. When crouching, the
Pogrebin resembles a shiny, round rock. Pogrebins are attracted to
humans and enjoy tailing them, staying in their shadow and
crouching quickly should the shadow’s owner turn around. If a
Pogrebin is allowed to tail a human for many hours, a sense of
great futility will overcome its prey, who will eventually fall into
a state of lethargy and despair. When the victim stops walking and
sinks to their knees to weep at the pointlessness of it all, the
Pogrebin will leap upon them and attempt to devour them.
However, it is easy to repulse the Pogrebin with simple hexes or
Stupefying Charms. Kicking has also been found effective.
Porlock
M.O.M. Classification: XX
The Porlock is a horse-guardian found in Dorset, England, and
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