Eldritch Mutants

== Sixth Sun Era's Eldritch ==
Here is a collection of different special post-stasis mutants that have appeared canonically in the story lines of the Sixth Sun Era as well as information on their nature and certain aspects to their history. There are many types of Eldritch which sport generalized categories called branches. They are mutants that have become something monstrous or feral, mutant variants of animals, or powerful scientific-experimented beings gone wrong. They dominate many parts of the world and terrorize wasters all across the wastelands of America especially, where many say they originate from. 
Eldritch are often called eldies for short, though there are many other names for them; the term is often used for anything monstrously mutated. This can include mutants (a close relative to humans), animals, plants, and sometimes hybrid cyborgs. 
=== Types of Eldritch, Territories & Lifestyles ===
==== Apex Eldritch ====
Within the wasteland, several large chunks of territories are avoided due to what they call apex predators; extremely powerful eldritch that dominate minds and govern. Many apex eldritch are considered inherently evil, selfish, and combatant. Survivors don't leave unscathed when coming across these beasts. And some of these monsters tend to directly shape the culture of civilizations, described as attempts to appease such tyrannical animals.
Unlike other eldritch, the apex tend to lack colonies under them; preferring to be alone. There are a few exceptions of course, including ones that dominate the minds of lesser eldies. 
==== Eldritch Colonies ====
Unlike apex eldritch, many minor and shared territories are formed under the control of different mutant colonies, especially near the vicinity of sentient societies within northern states of the former United States of America. They tend to prey upon those ill-equipped and avoid those that possess power beyond comprehension. 
=== Eldritch Minds ===
Certain eldritch cannot be controlled by others, whether stasis-mind or other eldritch; especially when their alignments differ. 
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