Pumpkin Luggy

This variation of luggy is rather strange, as they seem to have abandoned the firey element others of their kind are known for and have instead developed the ability to produce acidic chemicals. The acidic saliva they produce is very effective at turning organic material into an edible sludge that these luggy feed on and given their appearance it is no surprise that they spend much of this season among the many pumpkin patches that are ready for harvest. While on first appearance they may look like some strange pest, these luggy are actually key to a successful harvest as they function as an effective scarecrow for any wandering pests or pets who might make a snack of the pumpkin patch and they also act as weeders, eating small plants that will affect the growth of pumpkin plants and later by eating the pumpkins that succumb to fungus.

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