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A fearsome beast from the ] Monster Manual. Its features are somewhat ]like but include various un-feline features such as waving ]-like protusions coming out of its back. It hunts humans and other races for sport, making it more of a ] than ] to civilized races. Through an extraordinary ability called Displacement, this beast is actually a few feet away from where an individual thinks it to be. There is usually a 50% chance that an attacker will miss a Displacer Beast from this ]. A '''displacer beast''' is a ] from the ] Monster Manual. It resembles a ] with a pair of ]s coming out of its back. It hunts humans and other races for sport, making it more of a ] than ] to civilized races. Through an extraordinary ability called ''displacement'', this beast is actually a few feet away from where an attacked perceives it to be. In earlier editions of the game, this ability was a form of ]; in the current (third) edition, this is instead an ].

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A displacer beast is a fictional species from the Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual. It resembles a panther with a pair of tentacles coming out of its back. It hunts humans and other races for sport, making it more of a hunter than predator to civilized races. Through an extraordinary ability called displacement, this beast is actually a few feet away from where an attacked perceives it to be. In earlier editions of the game, this ability was a form of teleportation; in the current (third) edition, this is instead an illusion.

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