xx⋮ □ r a c e ⇢ Nim (Natural Undead).
xx⋮ □ p o w e r s ⇢
~Can create other Nim by venting mass amounts of necrogen from her body.
~Can paralyze and badly injure beings and even raise the dead with her shriek which is be heard for miles outdoors. Deafening indoors.
~Wounds scab over with metal and heal in minutes.
xx⋮ □ s o n g ⇢ Lonesome Valley.
xx⋮ □ c r u s h ⇢ Master Necrotech, Mortenebra.
xx⋮ □ s t r e n g t h s ⇢
~Extremely fast.
~Razor sharp claws.
~Can vent high amounts of necrogen exhaust to hide.
~Her other senses are heightened greatly from the necrogen mutations.
~Surprisingly hospitable.
~Can close necrogen vents to hide quite effectively.
xx⋮ □ w e a k n e s s e s ⇢
~Completely blind from her skull-plating.
~Refuses to turn down a fight.
~Small to large clouds of necrogen signal her presence.
~Minor necrogen mutated landscape and animals around her home signal her presence.
~Is in a constant state of pain.
~Small pockets of necrogen on the surface of her skin glow faintly lowering hiding ability on occasion.
- Slightly Hostile. • Quite Vain. • A Wholly Bizarre Level of Unimpressed.
Quick, "natural" undead found in the Mephidross Swamp of Mirrodin. The toxic necrogen mists have a zombification affect on living creatures, most specifically the Moriok tribe of humans. The Nim have cranial plating covering their faces as the necrogen causes metal buildup and loss of eyes (and therefore sight). They also expel their own necrogen from vents that erupt from their rotting skin. They are controlled by the warlord Geth and are constantly in conflict with the Auriok and Leonin of the Razor Plains as the Mephidross expands.
This specific Nim was "harvested" by Su t'su Lyah to spread the terrors created by the necrogen disease and the nightmares that stain the land in it's wake so she may giggle and belly-laugh at the people's misfortune. But, like the Kraye, it was quickly abandoned by Su t'su Lyah when she grew tired of it's chaos.
It is the one that brought the Kraye Jack to the town, and in part to the school. No one is sure why.
