Basilisks- Mihail
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A basilisk is a terrifying flying chimera that resembles a giant venomous snake, with a feathered head and wings, a giant scorpion-like tail and paralyzing saliva, created by powerful alchemists, usually in Valenwood.
First mentioned in "The Pocket Guide to the Empire," the Basilisk is a terrifying flying chimera resembling a giant viper, with a feathered head and wings, and a massive scorpion-like tail, created by powerful alchemists, usually in Valenwood. The process is clouded in mystery, but it is known that they are produced by male snakes teaming up with other male snakes. The egg must be incubated by a rooster for forty-four days, and once it hatches, it is devoured by a small beast, but of course the process is much more complicated. So, as you can see, the process is exactly the opposite of that used to create cockatrices.
Legend has it that the Basilisks hate everything in life so violently that its sight turns life into stone, and only a bold adventurer with a mirror can divert its deadly gaze and defeat the beast, but this is just a legend, but based on fact, the venom spit by the Basilisks not only poisons you, but also makes their victims parallel.
They also do not shy away from direct fights, striking violently with their wings and tails in an attempt to exhaust their foes. There are huge spurs on the wings, which are very venomous. The bite is also dangerous because their teeth are venomous.
But their greatest weapon is their scorpion-like tail, with a special poison on the stinger at the end.
They are smaller and weaker than dragons, and slightly smaller and weaker than griffins, but very fast in the air and on land.
They are usually found in Valenwood, which was created by early alchemists, but they can also be encountered in Skyrim, especially in the Mortal Swamp.
- 1 new creature:
Basilisk with new sounds, behaviors, spells and loot
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