A lone baazrag attempts to flee or hide rather
than engage in combat, even against creatures of a size
similar to itself. A baazrag’s home is usually a hole in
the rocks just for one. The baazrag seldom wanders far
from it.
A baazrag attacks with a bite that can release a toxin
into the bloodstream. This toxin slows natural healing,
not just the bite wound. Magical healing or neutralize
poison negates the effects of the poison. The poison loses
its ability to slow healing after six hours.
If all the baazrags encountered are not killed or driven
off in 5 minutes, the entire pack swarms the area. They
flee when the pack has suffered large casualties.
Terrain: Stony barrens
Frequency: Uncommon
# Appearing: 1 or 4-40
In the broken crags and tiny caves of the barrens lives
the timid baazrag. Two feet long or less, it is one of
the smallest omnivores in the stony barren regions. The
baazrag’s face is protected by a bony covering that reaches
down on either side of the head and across the nose,
with holes for the creature’s nostrils and eyes. The mouth
and lower law are not protected below the bony covering.
The beast’s humped back is covered with a hard, natural
armor that protects the animal, especially the fluid storage
sack just beneath the shell. Its four legs are comparatively
frail but are adequate for darting from shelter to shelter
around its rocky home. The tail of the Baazrag about 5
inches long. Newborns are red-brown, green, yellow, or
orange, but the color fades gradually to a sandy gray at
old age.