Myrlochar
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| Dungeons & Dragons creature | |
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| Myrlochar | |
| Alignment | Chaotic Evil |
| Type | Outsider |
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| Image | Wizards.com image |
In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the Myrlochar is an Outsider. Also known as a Soul Spider, they are demonic servants of the she-demon lord of Drow and spiders Lolth. They appear in response to rituals of worship or supplication to the Spider Queen.
Myrlochars resemble giant brownish-green spiders with a round body with eight legs, and a fiendish head with eight red eyes. Despite this, Myrlochars are Outsiders, and not truly spiders at all.
Myrlochar are chaotic evil in alignment.
Myrlochars appeared in Monsters of Faerûn, and were also mentioned in Drow of the Underdark.
