“Upon touching a creature, the cube secretes a gooey substance that is immediately absorbed by the skin into the victim’s bloodstream, causing immediate onset of toxic digestive corrosion.” Gulp. “Despite their low speed, the gelatinous cubes are strong and could easily engulf even large creatures,” it adds. A mod for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim adds 62 animated wings styled after dragons, fairies, and more for players to use with built-in flight. “As they walk through the corridors of the dungeons, they absorb any material (dead or alive) in their paths, to be digested later inside their acidic bodies,” the description reads. A dungeon refers to a dark, usually underground and long-abandoned location that may house various types of enemies, whether they are humans or hostile animals. At first, the creature seems pretty benign – I mean, it’s a giant cube of jelly, after all – but it’s actually a pretty stealthy, and pretty terrifying monster to stumble upon in one of the RPG game’s many dungeons. These enemies are not randomly selected, and instead each enemy is paired with their appropriate dungeon type. That’s thanks to modder Mihail at Nexus, who has uploaded the Gelatinous Cube as part of their ‘Monsters and Animals’ series. Introduction: This mod essentially adds a spawning system that injects enemies into dungeons.

It’s also “an irrational predator that creeps silently into dungeons and shadowy caves” – and it’s come to Skyrim. It’s pretty self-explanatory – a ten-feet-tall cubioid of transparent, possibly delicious, jelly-like ooze. The Gelatinous Cube is one of the more intriguing monsters from the world of Dungeons & Dragons.

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