Dibris

Dibris is a fictional element that appears in the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. It is a form of magical, dark, and corrupting matter. Dibris is not a naturally occurring substance but is instead created through powerful, often evil, magic. Its primary characteristic is its ability to drain life force and corrupt living beings and environments.

When encountered, dibris typically manifests as a shadowy, viscous substance. It can seep through cracks, coat surfaces, and form pools or streams. Prolonged exposure to dibris is harmful, causing physical decay and spiritual corruption. Creatures that come into contact with it may suffer damage, become weakened, or even be transformed into monstrous versions of themselves. Its presence often warps the surrounding area, making it a dangerous and unnatural place.

The creation and use of dibris are usually associated with powerful evil entities or artifacts. It serves as a tool for necromancers, fiends, and other malevolent forces seeking to spread their influence and sow destruction. While specific properties can vary based on the magical source that created it, the core nature of dibris remains consistent: a substance of pure corruption and decay. The challenge for adventurers encountering dibris lies not only in avoiding its direct harm but also in cleansing the areas it has tainted.