Magebane Bat - Revision history

RCon at 00:13, 18 August 2023

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	\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk		\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk
	\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. ~~It's~~ hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.		\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. Its hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.
	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and is not easily riled.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and is not easily riled.

Analgesia at 04:39, 17 January 2014

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	{{Animal_Companion_Research		{{Animal_Companion_Research
	\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat		\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat
	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~under review~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Accepted
	\|CTS_Code=		\|CTS_Code=
	\|Type_of_Creature= Animal		\|Type_of_Creature= Animal

RCon at 00:06, 16 January 2014

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	\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk		\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk
	\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. It's hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest in when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.		\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. It's hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.
	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and is not easily riled.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and is not easily riled.

Analgesia at 22:54, 24 March 2013

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	{{Animal_Companion_Research		{{Animal_Companion_Research
	\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat		\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat
	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Submitted~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= under review
	\|CTS_Code=		\|CTS_Code=
	\|Type_of_Creature= Animal		\|Type_of_Creature= Animal

RCon: Added additional research notes

2012-09-01T14:04:25Z

Added additional research notes

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	\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. It's hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest in when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.		\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. It's hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest in when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.
	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and not easily riled.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and is not easily riled.
	\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other differences from common forest or cave bats.<br><br>		\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other significant differences from common forest or cave bats.<br><br>
	The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.		The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.
	\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.		\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further observation and research is needed.
	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat. Experienced woodsmen may be able to approach one of these bats without raising its ire.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat. Kassaerth has recently discovered large groups of these bats together. Perhaps this means they can successfully breed and are not purely a magical creation? Experienced woodsmen may be able to approach one of these bats without raising its ire.
	\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.		\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also above ground, near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp. In both cases, the habitat is filled with plentiful insects and small lizards, locations that would be excellent hunting grounds for normal bats.
	\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane ~~bat is~~ currently trainable, but ~~becomes~~ a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, Spell Resistance, Greater Spell Mantle, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))		\|Other_Notes= After seeing many together, and always in typical bat hunting locations, Kassaerth suspects that the magebane bat species is a relative of the common cave or forest bat that has perhaps mutated or otherwise acquired its magical abilities.

			(( Magebane Bats are currently trainable, but become a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, Spell Resistance, Greater Spell Mantle, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))
	}}		}}

RCon: Added research and submitted

2011-12-26T21:35:21Z

Added research and submitted

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	\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat		\|Name_of_Creature= Magebane Bat
	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Researching~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted
	\|CTS_Code=		\|CTS_Code=
	\|Type_of_Creature= Animal		\|Type_of_Creature= Animal
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	\|Author= [[PCs:Kassaerth_Ssalaresh\|Kassaerth Ssalaresh]]		\|Author= [[PCs:Kassaerth_Ssalaresh\|Kassaerth Ssalaresh]]
	\|Image=		\|Image=
	\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia=		\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk
	\|Most_Compatible_Notes=		\|Most_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is not entirely similar to any of the typical fylgia creatures. It's hunting style consists of removing the victim's magical defenses and moving in afterward, if at all. This style is most closely matched by the giant spider, and to a lesser extent, the hawk. Physically, the bat is certainly similar to the hawk. Although the bat certainly does not have the hawk's keen eyesight, it's ability to track victims by sound is nearly as effective. Overall, although not a perfect match, the hawk comes closest in when comparing both physical traits and hunting style.
	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and not easily riled.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and not easily riled.

RCon at 14:24, 24 December 2011

2011-12-24T14:24:15Z

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	\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia=		\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia=
	\|Most_Compatible_Notes=		\|Most_Compatible_Notes=
	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia=		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes=		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The magebane bat is virtually the complete opposite of the bear. The bear is large, direct, physical, and ferocious. This bat is small, avoids direct physical confrontation in favor of its anti-magic abilities, and not easily riled.
	\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other differences from common forest or cave bats.<br><br>		\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other differences from common forest or cave bats.<br><br>
	The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.		The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.
	\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.		\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.
	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat. Experienced woodsmen may be able to approach one of these bats without raising its ire.
	\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.		\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.
	\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, Spell Resistance, Greater Spell Mantle, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))		\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, Spell Resistance, Greater Spell Mantle, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))
	}}		}}

RCon at 12:51, 24 December 2011

2011-12-24T12:51:42Z

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	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat.
	\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.		\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.
	\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))		\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, Spell Resistance, Greater Spell Mantle, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))
	}}		}}

RCon at 12:45, 24 December 2011

2011-12-24T12:45:03Z

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	The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.		The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.
	\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.		\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.
	\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer ~~than the common bat~~. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat.		\|Disposition_Social_Habits= The bat appears to act in all other ways similar to a common cave bat. It has been spotted on several occasions cohabiting with common bats, although clearly much rarer. In a group of a dozen, one would be lucky to observe even a single magebane bat.
	\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.		\|Habitat= Kassaerth has found magebane bats in underground caves, and also near a shallow lake that is not quite a swamp.
	\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))		\|Other_Notes= (( Magebane bat is currently trainable, but becomes a regular bat once bonded, presumably due to shared appearance. Suggested CTS special abilities would include Mordenkainen's Disjunction, Greater Dispel, Dispel Magic, Globe of Invulnerability, and/or Beholder Anti-Magic Cone. ))
	}}		}}

RCon at 02:22, 24 December 2011

2011-12-24T02:22:17Z

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	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia=		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia=
	\|Least_Compatible_Notes=		\|Least_Compatible_Notes=
	\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other differences from common forest or cave bats.<br>		\|Introduction= This creature looks similar to a common bat, but as its name indicates, it is quite skilled at dissolving magic. In addition, this bat is significantly tougher than common bats, and Kassaerth has noticed when the magebane bat is forced into physical combat, it is able to concentrate its strikes in vulnerable areas of the victim. Other than these traits, Kassaerth has not observed other differences from common forest or cave bats.<br><br>
	The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.		The magical properties of these bats are interesting. Kassaerth has observed the bats casting spells similar to those such as dispel magic, greater dispel, and even the rare disjunction. In addition, the creature is able to, on occasion, project an anti-magic force in a small, cone-shaped area. This force appears to dissolve any type of magic it touches. Finally, the bat itself seems immune to any sort of magic, and was completely unharmed by various spells cast at it. Interestingly, the creature seems unable, or perhaps unwilling, to cast any sort of spells other than the dispels already noted.
	\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.		\|Feeding_Habits= Kassaerth has not yet observed this bat feeding, although Kassaerth has two theories. First, the magebane bats are perhaps common cave bats that have somehow acquired a skill at dispelling magic. If this is the case, then they would most likely feed on insects, spiders, and other bugs, or perhaps even small lizards or toads. Alternately, the magebane bat is perhaps a magical creation, and its similarity to bats ends at its appearance. If true, then Kassaerth imagines that the magebane bat might actually feed on the magic which it dispels, perhaps gaining energy from the magic it destroys. Further research is needed.