A tsochar is a community organism consisting of many thickly coiled, rope-like strands that end in a barbed cluster. Their strands are as strong as iron cables. Twenty or thirty of these strands …

A tsochar inhabiting a humanoid's body feeds on the creature's blood and tissues, dealing 1d3 points of Constitution damage per day. A successful DC 15 Fortitude save reduces this …

A tsochar resembles a tangled mess of knotted ropes or a ball of barbed wire. It has dozens of thin but strong tentacles, each studded with small, sharp, sicklelike claws. Its body is little …

The tsochar are a community organism consisting of many thickly coiled, ropelike strands that end in a barbed cluster. Their strands are as strong as iron cables. Twenty or thirty of these …

Usage: The term "Tsochar" is used in the Hebrew Bible to denote brightness or shining, often in a metaphorical sense to describe clarity, purity, or the brilliance of light. It is not a commonly …

The tsochar attempts to enter the body of a humanoid. The tsochar must touch the target, who must be either willing or incapacitated, for 1 minute, after which the target must make a DC 13 …

A tsochar is a body snatcher of the most horrifying kind, as it uses coercion and threats to render its victims accomplices. A tsochar crawls inside an unsuspecting host, striking sleeping targets …

The tsochar is an indigo blue in color, with a mottled pattern of lighter blue spots on its upper surface. Tsochari speak their own language, but they can use their telepathy to communicate …

Feb 26, 2025 · Tsochar are tentacle creatures that enter the body of a host and attach themselves to the mind of the victim. Once so attached, the tsochar has full access to all of the memories …

May 14, 2021 · The tsochar are body-snatching aberrations that can burrow into a humanoid and either spectate or seize control, killing the host. In order to do so, using the text of the …