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	The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.		'''The Watchers''' AKA '''Hell Leeches''' are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.

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	* scenario: [[Mark Eley]]'s “[[Watcher in the Bayou]]”		* scenario: [[Mark Eley]]'s “[[Watcher in the Bayou]]”
			* Sourcebook: ''[[Malleus Monstrorum]]''


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	The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.		The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.

			==Description==
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			...Resembles a gigantic, bloated leech, its thick, glistening black hide rising bonelessly to a gaping maw lined with hundreds of serrated teeth that can shred a human body in seconds. It is a blind thing, but its other senses compensate, making it a deadly predator.... The creature possesses three snakelike grasping tentacles which extend from its underside just below the yawning orifice of its mouth.....
			— Mark Eley “Watcher in the Bayou”.
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			A Watcher is a giant leech-like creature with three tentacles below its mouth. Watchers are employed by [[Great Old Ones]] to guard important locations from the lakes and streams where they dwell.


			==Heresies and Controversies==
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			* scenario: [[Mark Eley]]'s “[[Watcher in the Bayou]]”


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	The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.		The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.

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The Watchers are from Mark Eley's “Watcher in the Bayou”.

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