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The Craquehhe shambles along rather like a [[zombie]], but the revenant's clumsy gait is deceptive, belying its incredible speed when attacking. It will greedily devour any human parts, and the creature will not stop until its stomach is full, leaving only a few scraps of flesh and bloodied skeleton behind. Like the majority of the [[undead]], the Craquehhe rises from the grave after darkness falls, clawing its way to the surface and then proceeding to hunt. This creature, like the Czechoslovakian [[Nelapsi]], has been known to utterly destroy nearby towns in its constant search for human prey. | |||
==Features== | ==Features== |
Revision as of 01:29, 29 June 2008
Species
The Craquehhe is one of the undead, a creature caught between Earth and Hell in a state of living death, doomed to kill and feed on the living for its own sustenance. It is a revenant, a restless reanimated corpse.
Diet
The Craquehhe is purely anthropophagous, feeding on both the flesh and blood of its unfortunate victims.
Habitat
The Craquehhe inhabits old graveyards in France.
Behavior
The Craquehhe shambles along rather like a zombie, but the revenant's clumsy gait is deceptive, belying its incredible speed when attacking. It will greedily devour any human parts, and the creature will not stop until its stomach is full, leaving only a few scraps of flesh and bloodied skeleton behind. Like the majority of the undead, the Craquehhe rises from the grave after darkness falls, clawing its way to the surface and then proceeding to hunt. This creature, like the Czechoslovakian Nelapsi, has been known to utterly destroy nearby towns in its constant search for human prey.
Features
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Abilities
Weaknesses
Slaying the Craquehhe
History
Sources
- Maberry, Jonathan. Vampire Universe. New York: Kensington Publishing Corp. Copyright (c)2006 by Jonathan Maberry.
- Maberry, Jonathan. The Vampire Slayer's Field Guide to the Undead. Canada: Strider Nolan Publishing, Inc. Copyright (c)2003 by Jonathan Maberry.