Thrombic Aorta

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The Thrombic Aorta is a formidable creature created by a Hindu deity to protect treasure, notorious for its ability to summon reinforcements during dungeon battles. Its attacks can reach up to 9d4, with each flailing arm delivering 1d4 damage. Additionally, it spews flames and poison every turn, inflicting 1d10 damage from both sources. Rumors suggest that this creature has a substantial amount of health points. The Thrombic Aorta is also a versatile object, capable of being printed in various sizes. At its standard size, it can be used as a ring tree where individuals can store their finger rings safely. In smaller formats, especially when made of metal through Shapeways, it can transform into a dungeon monster for role-playing games. On the other hand, larger prints on large format printers can serve as a device to hold glassware for drying purposes. The Thrombic Aorta is aesthetically pleasing at any size and can be printed with various materials. Printing settings include a Printrbot printer model, Simple Black, without rafts or supports, and a resolution of 250 micron. The infill density was adjusted to only where necessary, which not only saves print time but also results in a more efficient use of material. Users have noted that arms may appear slightly textured if the printing process is not properly cooled, but this issue can be minimized by printing two at once or adjusting print speed settings.