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Shacron is another creature that is believed to have come from the Void Rift the same as the Waru Demons. Shacron is a sea monster that dwells in the darkest depths of the oceans normally but will often come to the surface to wreck havoc especially for sailors.

Superficially Shacron resembles a combination of a cephalopod (such as an octopus or Kraken) and a hermit crab, a hybrid of mollusk and crustacean. It has the body and limbs of a hermit crab with the strong, muscular tentacles of an octopus as well as a wide gaping maw with rows of sharp teeth and smaller tendrils in and around its mouth to function as snares for when prey gets too close. Some of its tentacles have hook like-likes at the end used for battering and breaking objects. It is unknown if the shell on its back is its own shell or of another animal. Some believe Shacron devoured the shell's previous owner and then occupied the shell for itself.

Shacron is a creature I came up with years ago. Since then I've come back to it and coming up with new features and facts about it. I haven't decided if Shacron is a simple sea monster (and is the inspiration for legends of sea monsters like the Kraken) or is some kind of eldritch horror like Cthulhu and the old ones from HP Lovecraft's mythos. I guess that's just up to the audience's interpretation.

Description
Shacron is another creature that is believed to have come from the Void Rift the same as the Waru Demons. Shacron is a sea monster that dwells in the darkest depths of the oceans normally but will often come to the surface to wreck havoc especially for sailors.

Superficially Shacron resembles a combination of a cephalopod (such as an octopus or Kraken) and a hermit crab, a hybrid of mollusk and crustacean. It has the body and limbs of a hermit crab with the strong, muscular tentacles of an octopus as well as a wide gaping maw with rows of sharp teeth and smaller tendrils in and around its mouth to function as snares for when prey gets too close. Some of its tentacles have hook like-likes at the end used for battering and breaking objects. It is unknown if the shell on its back is its own shell or of another animal. Some believe Shacron devoured the shell's previous owner and then occupied the shell for itself.

Shacron is a creature I came up with years ago. Since then I've come back to it and coming up with new features and facts about it. I haven't decided if Shacron is a simple sea monster (and is the inspiration for legends of sea monsters like the Kraken) or is some kind of eldritch horror like Cthulhu and the old ones from HP Lovecraft's mythos. I guess that's just up to the audience's interpretation.