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The '''Vampire Rose''' is one of the many, ''many'' deadly plant monsters found in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In this particular case, Vampire Roses are blood-sucking vine-type roses, which lash out at nearby living creatures to impale them with their thorny branches and exsanguinate them. A starving Vampire Rose is pure white, but the more well-fed they are, the deeper red they turn. | The '''Vampire Rose''' is one of the many, ''many'' deadly plant monsters found in [[Dungeons & Dragons]]. In this particular case, Vampire Roses are blood-sucking vine-type roses, which lash out at nearby living creatures to impale them with their thorny branches and exsanguinate them. A starving Vampire Rose is pure white, but the more well-fed they are, the deeper red they turn. | ||
The Vampire Rose debuted in the module [[B3: Palace of the Silver Princess]] for [[Basic Dungeons & Dragons]]. Its most recent appearance was in [[Dungeon Magazine]] #195 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. | The Vampire Rose debuted in the module [[B3: Palace of the Silver Princess]] for [[Basic Dungeons & Dragons]], as the... "Jupiter Blood Sucker". Yeah, [[Tom Moldvay]] saved this one. Its most recent appearance was in [[Dungeon Magazine]] #195 for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. | ||
[[Ravenloft]] is home to the all but identical plant monster called the '''Bloodrose'''. | [[Ravenloft]] is home to the all but identical plant monster called the '''Bloodrose'''. | ||
Revision as of 20:49, 9 September 2022
The Vampire Rose is one of the many, many deadly plant monsters found in Dungeons & Dragons. In this particular case, Vampire Roses are blood-sucking vine-type roses, which lash out at nearby living creatures to impale them with their thorny branches and exsanguinate them. A starving Vampire Rose is pure white, but the more well-fed they are, the deeper red they turn.
The Vampire Rose debuted in the module B3: Palace of the Silver Princess for Basic Dungeons & Dragons, as the... "Jupiter Blood Sucker". Yeah, Tom Moldvay saved this one. Its most recent appearance was in Dungeon Magazine #195 for Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition.
Ravenloft is home to the all but identical plant monster called the Bloodrose.
