When facing a solitary creature, Octavius will attempt to use its Size Change ray to shrink the creature down to small size, and then either sic it bodyguards on it, or zap it with its Seeking Ray attack. It will, at bare minimum, be accompanied by some type of undead bodyguards, who may or may not be benefiting from a previously-cast instance of his Size Change ray. What specific powers this ring has are at the discretion of the DM, and should take into account the level of the party facing Octavius, but they should generally involve Octavius possessing the ability to animate corpses or otherwise summon undead allies. It is a great mystery how the beholder managed to fit this ring-clearly intended for a humanoid finger-onto one of its eyestalks. This simple black stone ring is imbued with magical energies that allow Octavius to command the undead. Ring of the Dead: Octavius possesses a powerful artifact informally known as The Ring of The Dead. This is a full-round action, but otherwise functions as a normal ray. Size Change: Up to five times per day, Octavius may target a creature and attempt to change its size, either up or down one size category, but not below Small or above Huge. Slow is replaced by a ray that is functionally identical to that of the spell Seeking Ray, as used by a 13th level caster. Octavius is as a Beholder described in the 3.5e Monster Manual, except for the following changes:įear is replaced with Size Change (described below). It is rather fat by beholder standards, and whether this is the result of its constant feasting or a residual effect of its size change rays is hard to say. Octavius is green, bright on its right side, and gradually fading to darker green, and almost black on its left. Octavius has no friends or allies (only subjects), but it does hold a deeply begrudging respect for a small handful of creatures, among them the legendary knight Simon the Vagabond, who Octavius fought to a standstill during their sole battle. Octavius is ferocious to other beholders (as is common), and the area around its lair is long devoid of any but itself.
Octavius prefers to think of itself as a feudal lord, and its powers (see below) often allow it to live out this fantasy. The being that currently styles itself as Octavius (its name in its native tongue long lost to anyone but the beholder itself) is a beholder of unusual self-importance, even by its own race's standards.
Her violent jealous reaction to a bar tender flirting with the narrator consisted of bashing the bar tender in the face with her rifle.
Nameless Narrative: The first-person narrator's name is never given, and Krieger Female Model 68b #6345 doesn't really have a name.Drives Like Crazy: Krieger Female Model 68b #6345 manages to reach surprising speeds while obeying traffic laws to the letter.Her sisters look similar to her but have subtle differences in their behavior and facial features. Clone Army: Krieger Female Model 68b #6345 is part of one.Beach Episode: The second story involves the couple going to the beach.
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Love and Krieg is a series of short stories about the relationship between an unnamed civilian of a peaceful imperial world and a member of the Death Korps of Krieg, as they go on outings, deal with jealousy, meet family, and generally have as normal a life as possible. 1d4chan explains Love and Krieg's origins
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