THE CRAWLER'S COMPANIONpatch notes for the apocalypse

Scolopendra

First seen: Book 2, Chapter 7

A name credited, in the Mold Lion's own examine-card lore text, with the spores that first transformed Grimaldi's Traveling Circus's animals 'on the day of the great cataclysm.' Nothing else about it is stated this chapter: not what it is, whether it's a creature, a place, or an event, or how it relates to the thing Signet calls 'the vine.'

LoreNeeds the Artifact
History by chapter
Book 2
Chapter 7
  • TAG Lore: Named only once, in the Mold Lion's own examine-card flavor text, as the source of the spores behind 'the great cataclysm'; unexplained otherwise
Book 4
Chapter 21
  • TAG Needs the Artifact: Per a furious handwritten note from Tish, she and Ghazi needed the Gate of the Feral Gods for a fight against Scolopendra that his failure has now made unwinnable; no further detail given
Chapter 33
  • TAG Lore: Per Crawler Priestly's own guess, the Semeru dwarves' attempt to reach the Celestials living beneath Larracos, echoing a tower-to-the-gods story from his own culture, is what first woke Scolopendra at the volcano's base