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  1. GeorgeGlass

    D&D question

    The word “octopussior” comes to mind.
    2 points
  2. Melrick

    D&D question

    Mind flayers, also known as illithids, are apparently hermaphroditic creatures and don’t reproduce in the normal sense. They lay eggs from which tadpole-like creatures emerge which are used to make more of their kind through a process called ‘ceremorphosis;. Basically, they capture someone and render them docile through a psionic blast. A newly hatched tadpole is inserted into the victim’s head, usually through the nostril or ear-canal. The tadpole grows and devours the brain of the host, attaching attaching itself to the brain stem and essentially becoming the new brain of the host. Over the course of a week, the host’s body changes form and morphs into a new mind flayer. The new mind flayer does retain a few dim memories associated with its former host, but they’re only vague and seldom have any affect on the new mind flayer. While I can’t find it specifically mentioned out anywhere, I do assume they have genitalia of some kind, but my feeling is that they – and the sex act itself – would be fairly rudimentary, but that’s not specified that I can tell so you could easily change that to suit yourself.
    2 points
  3. JayDee

    D&D question

    What exactly do Mind Flayers have going on downstairs?
    1 point
  4. JayDee

    D&D question

    Oh, sure, twirling them like a mustache and laughing evilly
    1 point
  5. BronxWench

    D&D question

    Given their oral tentacles, you have some potential there, too.
    1 point
  6. JayDee

    D&D question

    Thanks for the input folks, I’d seen the wiki entry with much of the info Melrick has on the reproduction and that was what got me wondering – because if they reproduce that way they don’t really need male or female human style down there… although I guessed they’d have some sort of cloaca for solid/liquid waste down because it feels like it makes more sense for a biped to evacuate downwards rather than having to bring it back up and spew it out. It was specifics I was hoping for- in the decades D&D has been around I knew it had some fairly established canon and widely held fanon, but like Melrick I couldn’t see anything specific. I owe someone a short scene with a Mind Flayer and my lack of detailed D&D knowlege counted against me! I know the fuckers have got hands, I might just rely on fingering and assume they’re closer to GI Joe dolls with some kind’ve shit chute.
    1 point
  7. BronxWench

    D&D question

    My personal take was to assume they have the usual hominid genitalia, since other than their lovely oral attributes, they seem fairly standard.
    1 point
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