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Description

"...A tornado warning? In this part of the country? And...getting closer?!"

- Oblivious Student.

Name: Sirenhead
Type: Corporeal
Class: Abyssal
Sapience: High

Description: Sirenheads are strange predatory entities of presumed extraplanar origin. It's form is towering and lanky, resembling a dried out cadaver distended to extreme proportions, with the head replaced by what appears to be modern industrial equipment, such as siren bells, loudspeakers and radio transceivers. It is unknown whether this is simply camouflage or a product of this creatures own biology. Making it's habitat in rural wooded areas, it remains motionless, mimicking utility poles and powerlines, drawing in prey by repeating radio broadcasts. More worryingly, it shows great capability in mimicking the voices of loved ones, scraping voices from carried electronics. There is rumors there may be a memetic vector to this attack, but little research corroborates this. If attacked or made aware of it's prey escaping, Sirenheads will go into an active state, charging them down while playing more aggressive noises such as air raid or tornado sirens. Worryingly, more and more cases of Sirenhead activity have been reported closer to urban centers, taking up hunting in run down industrial zones and even suburban neighborhoods.

Description

"...A tornado warning? In this part of the country? And...getting closer?!"

- Oblivious Student.

Name: Sirenhead
Type: Corporeal
Class: Abyssal
Sapience: High

Description: Sirenheads are strange predatory entities of presumed extraplanar origin. It's form is towering and lanky, resembling a dried out cadaver distended to extreme proportions, with the head replaced by what appears to be modern industrial equipment, such as siren bells, loudspeakers and radio transceivers. It is unknown whether this is simply camouflage or a product of this creatures own biology. Making it's habitat in rural wooded areas, it remains motionless, mimicking utility poles and powerlines, drawing in prey by repeating radio broadcasts. More worryingly, it shows great capability in mimicking the voices of loved ones, scraping voices from carried electronics. There is rumors there may be a memetic vector to this attack, but little research corroborates this. If attacked or made aware of it's prey escaping, Sirenheads will go into an active state, charging them down while playing more aggressive noises such as air raid or tornado sirens. Worryingly, more and more cases of Sirenhead activity have been reported closer to urban centers, taking up hunting in run down industrial zones and even suburban neighborhoods.