D6x6 Savage Sahuagin

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D6	These sahuagin appear
1	like long-nosed, stretch-jawed goblin sharks.
2	with extended plesiosaur necks and stubby flipper-limbs.
3	with scaly sails and flabby limbs like marine iguanas.
4	with the extravagant colours of reef fish and the eccentric anatomy of special breeds of koi or goldfish.
5	like dangly-appendaged wobbegongs.
6	with the armour plating and heavy jaws of a dunkleosteus.

D6	These sahuagin tend to attack
1	by clambering onto the decks of ships with sharp shell-knives and picks.
2	in ports and harbours on lightless new moon nights.
3	whole fleets at once in artificial doldrums.
4	by striking deep inland, up rivers and wetlands, to allay suspicions of their base of operations.
5	trespassers in their ever-expanding territories.
6	after first creating false reefs, shoals, and lighthouses to lure passers-by into ambushes and wrecks.

D6	These sahuagin worship
1	the principle of predation. All must eat to live. One eats. Another is eaten.
2	the ocean currents and what they represent. Today’s ally is tomorrow’s enemy. What comes will pass.
3	coral, and the processes it embodies. To these sahuagin all life is built upon the bones of the dead, each generation and epoch becoming the bed of the one to follow.
4	the lightless abyss below, which swallows whales, the waste of the world, and the sun itself.
5	the secret flame, the black smokers, impossible smelters beneath the waves.
6	the glowing lure, the dangling nematocyst, all traps and venoms.

D6	These sahuagin have the unpleasant cultural practice
1	of having as many children as possible then winnowing those they judge as weak, leaving only a fraction as the worthy.
2	of using public torture both to punish criminals and as a show of merit.
3	of eating their elderly alive.
4	of organizing their population into a graduated pyramid of slaves.
5	of attempting to totally eradicate even the memory of their enemies.
6	of essentially having no greater moral principle than “might makes right”.

D6	These sahuagin are led by
1	a necromancer who makes their demense within the jaws of an animated megalodon fossil.
2	a mangled oracle whose limbs and sensory organs were ritualistically cannibalized to sensitize them to higher realms.
3	a nephilitic giant descended from one of their own and a being they consider divine.
4	a human admiral who’s basically become Colonel Kurtz from Apocalypse Now.
5	an undead lieutenant of Davy Jones who requires them to deliver a quota of drowned souls.
6	a four-armed mutant who fulfils a messianic prophecy of theirs, who’s reluctantly accepted their position in the hope that they can lead the sahuagin to a better future.

D6	These sahuagin respect
1	strength enough to dominate those who disrespect you.
2	wealth as the expression of your superiority.
3	cunning to outwit those who’d prey on you.
4	decadence, as what use is power if it doesn’t bring pleasure.
5	pacifism, as one must be mighty indeed to ignore provocation.
6	ruthlessness, a total lack of qualms between you and your goals.