Corpsegrinders

Corpsegrinders are one of the sub-types of the Ogre seeming. These changelings feed on carrion. Theirs is the blessing of Sepulchral Hunger.

Overview

Some Ogres are fed upon death. The Corpsegrinders are survivors of massive charnel pits, brutes maintained on a diet of bones and carrion, the hulking guardians of burial grounds. They gnawed like Nidhogg at the roots of great dead trees, or tunneled into graves like ghuls to search out the freshest corpses.

References

Changeling: The Lost First Edition Kiths

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