The Blind Lake Leviathan

The Blind Lake Leviathan lives deep in the underground lakes of the underdark, having evolved to hunting prey through the vibrations and waves within the water due to the darkness of many locations of the underdark.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Leviathans are long yet bulky creatures with 2 arm like extremeties far on its upper body and 2 leg like ones towards the lower half. Its head is remeniscant of that of a dragon yet it has a longer snout resembling that of a crocodile.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Blind Lake Leviathans can be found all over the underdark, known to have spread through the vast underground river systems, this has led to the hunting of this creature to become a passtime for many denziens of the underground lands. The largest population of the Blind Lake Leviathan can be found in the Southern Lake District undernetath the jungles of Southern Daemos.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Blind Lake Leviathans as their name suggests are completely blind due to having evolved in places of almost complete darkness. To combat this however they have evolved a 6th sonar sense that allows them to feel vibrations through the water in order to hunt their pray and avoid hunters looking for their valuable bones and skin.

Average Physique

A fully grown Underlake Leviathan can come in at the length of 10 Goliaths at 60ft however these are rarely seen by the Dark elf and dwarven populations of the underdark and are usually found in the deepest areas of the lakes. The usual length of those found is more or less around 36ft however this is still huge and even the young come in at double the length of an average humanoid at 12ft.
Underlake Leviathan are built strong and they gain great muscile mass from swimming between the underground lake systems. Their head and backs are the hardest parts of the body being compared to the strenth of godsteel by some dwarven hunters, while the belly is known to be the weakest area and is often the prefered target for hunters.