D6x6 Tactual Takos

Takos are D&D's octopus-people, except they've only got one eye for whatever reason, and they're not humanoid, they're just octopoid.

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D6	These takos have
1	vibrant blue rings scattered across their body.
2	fleshy "wings" on the sides of their head, like elephant ears.
3	a "skirt" of translucent webbing between their tentacles.
4	red flesh covered in menacing spikes.
5	a cyanotic, pale purple, veiny colouration.
6	knobbly, sandy-coloured skin.

D6	These takos fight with
1	envenomated blowguns they fire with water-jets on the sides of their heads.
2	metal beak-attachments bartered for with deep-sea smiths who forge in the heat of black smokers, grappling with tentacular martial arts to get in range.
3	gauntlets they stick on the ends of their tentacles, some equipped with blades, others with piercing spikes, and still others heavy enough to bludgeon through shell and armour.
4	slow flails of woven kelp or some other marine fiber, set with sharp teeth and stone shards and suchlike, swung into a simultaneously defending and attacking wreath around their wielder.
5	long spears they wrap up in and shove with all their tentacles at once.
6	paired glass or shell knives of surpassing sharpness, which they wield in scraping or scissoring maneuvers.

D6	These takos can
1	detach a tentacle as a pre-programmed servitor.
2	regrow their heads if enough of the rest of their body survives - their minds distributed among their ganglion-nodes.
3	see into spectra beyond the human eye's capability to perceive, picking up ultraviolet, infrared, and auras of magic.
4	produce from their skin spirals with a hypnotic bioluminescent glow.
5	build up tension in their tentacles, and after building enough release a super-heavy, cavitating strike.
6	speak with each other over great distances, in a seeming hive-mind, by strumming the ground.

D6	These takos are rumoured to
1	be planning to flood the surface world.
2	serve gods drowned in primordial times for their inhuman evil.
3	create false harbours and lights to mislead sailors.
4	shapeshift into humans and seduce people into awfully slimy relations.
5	kidnap children who wander too close to the sea, to turn into more of their kind.
6	trap the souls of the dead in coconut shells to keep them as ghostly servants.

D6	These takos are sought by humans
1	because their beaks are thought to make the best scrapers for shaving and bathhouses.
2	because their lush blue ink is treasured for dye and calligraphy.
3	because their skins can be worked into armour that provides the ultimate camouflage.
4	to receive oracles related to fortunes at sea.
5	because poking their eyeball is supposed to grant good luck.
6	as mercenaries in naval warfare.

D6	These takos live
1	in settlements suspended from the underside of woven kelp-rafts, drifting on ocean gyres and grown over with permacultural microbiomes.
2	in silvery mounds of foam blown from the mouthparts of domesticated giant crabs.
3	in submarine canyons they roof over and carve habitations into the walls of.
4	in warrens dug beneath the biggest and most ancient reefs, selectively bleaching the coral in communicative patterns.
5	in a submerged system of caverns and grottoes they've carved over generations with sinuous, interlocked art.
6	in scuttle-towns built in the sunken hulks of the ships of their enemies.