Flects

Flects are a fictional concept, often appearing in speculative fiction and role-playing games, that describe beings or entities with a fluid, amorphous, or shapeshifting nature. The term itself suggests a degree of flexibility and changeability, implying that flects do not possess a fixed physical form. Their appearance can vary wildly, sometimes mimicking other creatures or objects, or existing as abstract masses of energy or matter.

The abilities attributed to flects typically revolve around their capacity to alter their shape and composition. This can manifest as the ability to change size, density, or even material. Some interpretations suggest flects can pass through solid objects, regenerate from damage, or absorb and utilize the properties of substances they come into contact with. Their motivations and origins are often left ambiguous, contributing to their mysterious and sometimes unsettling nature. They may be depicted as natural inhabitants of alien worlds, magical creations, or extradimensional beings. The concept allows for a wide range of narrative possibilities, exploring themes of identity, adaptation, and the unknown.