Bloodflies

Bloodflies are a parasitic form of mosquito-like insect, which is often found in hot and wet places, as well as underground, on both the Magnian Penninsula and in the Skahazadans. They lay their eggs in corpses and create fleshy nests by burrowing deep holes into the carcasses of animals or dead humans. Bloodflies are known carriers of many diseases and have also been known to reproduce and spread at alarming rates if given ample supply of fresh corpses.