Nightmare
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This article is about shadow-like creatures that originate from the Mists. For the darker side of the Dream called the Nightmare, see Dream of Dreams.
Nightmares are evil spectral beings often associated with the Mists, often shadow-like in appearance. Their exact nature remains unclear, but they appear to be souls twisted into monstrous, animalistic forms[1][2] Most Nightmares appear to be natural inhabitants of the Mists, entering the world of Tyria where the boundaries between realms become weaker such as the Godslost Swamp or Statues to Grenth. Like demons, they appear to hate mortals and seek them out with only hostility.
Modern necromancers are capable of summoning and controlling Nightmares. Similarly, many have fallen under the employ of Dhuum, who twists souls into new Nightmares.
At least some Nightmares are rumored to have natural sound-dampening capabilities.[3]
Types[edit]
- See also: Category:Nightmares
- Aatxe
- Bria's Shadow Fiend
- Champion Aatxe
- Champion Hallucination
- Champion Shade
- Chaos Beast
- Deathling
- Echo of the Unclean
- Eir (nightmare)
- Elite Aatxe
- Elite Hallucination
- Elite Shade
- Elite Shadowbeast Bloodsucker
- Elite Volatile Nightmare
- Fiendish Nightmare
- Hallucination
- Hallucination (Nightmare Fractal)
- Lesser Bladed Aatxe
- Living Nightmare
- Logan Thackeray (nightmare)
- Manifestation of Self-Doubt
- Minotaur (Hall of Chains)
- Mr. Sparkles (nightmare)
- Nightmare Hallucination
- Rytlock (nightmare)
- Shade (NPC)
- Shadow Behemoth
- Shadow Fiend (Zawadi)
- Shadow Minotaur
- The Voice
- Transformed Cadet
- Twisted Spirit
- Veteran Aatxe
- Veteran Chaos Creature
- Veteran Hallucination
- Veteran Shade
- Veteran Shadowbeast Mauler
- Volatile Hallucination
- Zojja (nightmare)
References[edit]
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- ^ Haunted
- ^ Deathling
- ^ Nicholas the Traveler
- Nicholas the Traveler: There's a rumor that the indigenous nightmares survive because of an innate sound-dampening ability that softens their footsteps. While I'm no scientist, we did manage safe passage on our last crossing by using Azure Remains to coat our snowshoes.
