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Creatures

The following creatures appeared in Blood Omen 2.

The Mass
The Mass The Mass was the ancient and "eternal" creature that lived inside the Device. It was deadly - "capable of killing any living thing with but a thought". The Device was useless without it.

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Glyphwrights (Glyph Wraiths)
Glyphwrights (Glyph Wraiths) The Glyphwrights were a secret society that maintained the Glyphs. Kain only discovered their true nature while he was inside the Device, trying to destroy it. Kain witnessed a Glyphwright revert to its true form - a Hylden.

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Demon Spiders
Demon Spiders Demon Spiders were vicious, pack-hunting arachnids, apparently grown to their unnaturally large size by exposure to Glyph energy.

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Prison Guardians
Prison Guardians They were the wardens of the Eternal Prison. Their objective was to cause a "spiritual transformation" within the prisoners. The horrors of the Eternal Prison were supposed to encourage that outcome.

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Eyeless Wretches
Eyeless Wretches Eyeless Wretches were the primary inhabitants of the Eternal Prison. They were humans, almost exclusively female, who had been condemned to suffer for all eternity within the Prison's walls. Their crimes were left a mystery.

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Poltergeists
Poltergeists Poltergeists appeared in only one specific location. Annoyingly, they were quite resilient, but had very little blood and Lore. Considering that they were ghost-like creatures, this was to be expected, although it was unhelpful.

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