{{Creature | image = [[File:Ashira.jpg|thumb] | caption = | name = Ashira | type = Fey | subtype = | alignment = Chaotic Good[1] | patron deity = | vision = | lifespan = | location = Domesticated trees[1] | language = | based = | subraces = | height = | length = | weight = | wingspan = | skincolor = | haircolor =black[1] | eyecolor = | feathers = | distinctions = | challenge = | first = Monstrous Compendium - Al-Qadim Appendix }} The ashirs is spirits of trees that live mainly in the palm trees, plums, banana, etc. These creatures are subspecies of fairies living on open spaces of Zakhara. They lead joyful and carefree life and often are close friends of people who look after theirs trees. Often peoples can hear their beautiful singing, is as a rule at night.
Combat
Ashiras very peaceful creatures and always prefer to flee from the battlefield, if theres trees are not threatening dangers. But it is also well known, that the direct threat to their garden, they can be very dangerous and bloodthirsty.To avoid a fight, they often use a spell of charm, although usually try to negotiate without Applying of magic. Their main difference from Dryad Ashira no attachment to the concrete tree they attachment to the whole garden frantically his defense.If Ashira sees that the battle losing, it can hide in any tree.Ashira interesting feature is that if it will still have attack enemy she never kill him just stun, preferring cure and carry away from the garden.
Habitat/Society
Ashira represent a clan-based society and live together very amicably. Often met each other, for a long time they can sing dance and have fun. All decisions such as voting and disputes they take together reckoning with opinion of each member of the of theirs clan .When Ashira lives alone she becomes morose and moody.
Ecology
Ashira may eat fruit from theirs garden, but more often they are waiting for the day and soak up the sun power which gives them strength and endurance.Ashiry very often depend on the people who protect them, planted new trees, and help keep track of garden.
Appendix
Appearances
Sourcebooks
- Monstrous Compendium - Al-Qadim Appendix
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Wolfgang Baur, Steve Kurtz (1992). Monstrous Compendium Al-Qadim Appendix. (TSR, Inc). ISBN l-56076-370-1.