Abeils (sometimes pluralized as "abeil" [2]), also commonly known as bee people, were humanoid bee -like creatures that lived in large hive-cities. They were divided into three castes: the …

Abeir (pronounced: / ɑː ɪ ˈ b ɪər / ai-BEER[3] or: / ɑː ˈ b ɪər / ah-BEER[4]) was the twin planet of Toril, [5] located in the same material plane of its sibling world, but within a "pocket dimension" …

In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the abeil are a fictional monstrous humanoid race. They resemble humanoid bees. They are also known as Bee People.

In the Dungeons & Dragons fantasy role-playing game, the Abeil are a fictional monstrous humanoid race. They resemble humanoid bees. They are also known as Bee People.

Abeil are a kind of monstrous humanoid that resemble bee-like elves. [1] Abeil have three known subtypes: [1] Soldiers or storm-wings are the aggressive protectors of the abeil colonies. [1] …

Abeils are insect-like humanoids known for their industriousness and their complex social structure. They are commonly referred to as "bee people." Their society has an expansionist …

2024年7月23日 · Abeils are an imperialistic an expansionist race of bee-people. Soldier Abeils are the army of the Hive's Queen, and are larger then their kin. For some reason I thought the …

Spells: An abeil queen can cast divine spells as a 16th-level druid (spells/day 6/7/6/6/5/5/3/3/2; save DC 15 + spell level). An abeil queen can cast powerful spells when threatened, and her …

Abeil soldiers are often called storm-wings because of the thunderous noise they make in battle. They prefer to meet a threat by using their stormwing attacks and bows first, then meleeing …

2021年2月5日 · You used both "abeil" and "abiel". There was also a monster with a time ability (one of the abominations) where it refers to the monster using its "static touch to seal the …