Reclusid
These creatures strike fear in the hearts of many people around the world. They are amongst the most dangerous of all Arachnid Mystimon. Their venom is some of the most devasting to anyone unlucky enough to be bitten by one. However, they tend to avoid all contact with anyone or anything. They are solitary creatures, hiding in dark and damp places. They are named for the fact that they tend to be reclusive creatures. They are more afraid of people than people are of them. If you encounter one, it is best to just leave it alone. They will not attack unless they feel threatened or cornered. If you steer clear of them, they will do the same.
Basic Information
Anatomy
They are small brown spiders with eight legs, their bodies covered in short brown hair which actually bristles and stands on end when anyone draws near, alerting it to anyone's presence.
Biological Traits
Venom They have a deadly and very destructive venom, known to cause rapid necrotizing of the tissue around the bite wound, which could potentially in turn get infected. Some victims actually die from this infection before they succumb to the venom itself.
Colour
Earth
Ecology and Habitats
They prefer to hide out in very dark and damp places. This includes caves or even, unfortunately, the basements of people's dwellings.
Dietary Needs and Habits
They tend to eat small insects like Stirge Flies or small animals like Ravish or Quillish.
Behaviour
They are solitary reclusive creatures that prefer to hide and avoid contact as much as possible. They create webs as ambush traps to trap prey.
Additional Information
Facial characteristics
They have six black eyes and two large black pincer-like fangs.
Geographic Origin and Distribution
They are mostly found in hot and humid areas, such as Almahna and some parts of Atlantea.
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Their six eyes gives them a keen sense of sight, but they also seem to have an almost sixth sense. Their short brown hair covering their body will stand on end and bristle when anyone draws near, alerting it to their presence.
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