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Welcome to the nymphs homepage. This is not a sexxx page, it is a D&D-related informational page about nymphs. Hopefully, any questions you have about nymphs will be answered here. If not, please Email your question(s) to warlocke@hotmail.com .

BACKGROUND:
The updated Monstrous ManualTM for the AD&D ® 2nd Edition Game defines Nymphs as: Nymphs are indeed beautiful, but are by no means dangerous. By looking at a nymph, naked or otherwise, a person will not normally go blind. This is just a myth thats been floating around throughout the decades, because long ago there was a group of nymphs that had become evil (see History) and had learned how to kill by merely disrobing. Nymphs are not evil and do not kill or disable anything except for the occasional bad guy.
The Nymph language sounds like music sometimes. It can also sound like a tunning fork, or like a light wind, or it can even sometimes sound like how the sunlight feels against your skin on a warm, sunny day.
The Monstrous ManualTM says the following about the nymphs' habitat/society : Nymphs will not likely mate with a human, even one with a Charisma of 18. They would much rather take someone that also has some natural-born magic abilities, like Saytr; however, they can only produce offspring from an elven father (This means that Achillies was actually half elf, and not human at all even though he may have looked like it). One in sixteen nymph-elf offspring will be male, and the rest female. The male usually joins with society or takes after his father - whatever position that may be, while the female will always retreat into the forest and act much like a normal nymph. The female will retain the same natural-born powers, but the male will not. Both sexes are mortal, unlike thier immortal mother.
The Monstrous Manual TM says the following about nymphs' ecology:
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