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Pukacz - Creature from the books about the witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski. A variety of Kobold, inhabiting underground caves and caverns. He is humanoid in appearance, with a thick beard, a large nose, and a body covered in fur and shag. Pukacz is a very intelligent creature. Can communicate with human speech and conduct conversations. A malicious scamp and curse for the miners. He can be bribed with bread with butter, sheep cheese, and especially a carboy full of distillate.

"Stocky, chubby, shaggy, crooked-legged, broad in shoulders possibly fathom wide, with a red beard that was even wider. The approach of the Pukacz was accompanied by the tremors of the ground as if it was not the Pukacz that was approaching, but the Percheron. The monster's calloused and broad feet were - however ridiculous it might sound - a foot and a half long each. Pukacz leaned over him and breathed vodka. "*
~ The tower of the swallow

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Description
Pukacz - Creature from the books about the witcher by Andrzej Sapkowski. A variety of Kobold, inhabiting underground caves and caverns. He is humanoid in appearance, with a thick beard, a large nose, and a body covered in fur and shag. Pukacz is a very intelligent creature. Can communicate with human speech and conduct conversations. A malicious scamp and curse for the miners. He can be bribed with bread with butter, sheep cheese, and especially a carboy full of distillate.

"Stocky, chubby, shaggy, crooked-legged, broad in shoulders possibly fathom wide, with a red beard that was even wider. The approach of the Pukacz was accompanied by the tremors of the ground as if it was not the Pukacz that was approaching, but the Percheron. The monster's calloused and broad feet were - however ridiculous it might sound - a foot and a half long each. Pukacz leaned over him and breathed vodka. "*
~ The tower of the swallow

*self-translation