Gazers (also known as eyeballs) were tiny, unintelligent beholderkin, who followed their creator like an aggressive pet, a fact that beholders considered amusing. They often served as familiars for evil spellcasters serving under beholders.

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Spectators were extraplanar beholderkin native to the Clockwork Nirvana of Mechanus. The five-eyed entities were philosophical creatures often summoned to serve as watchful guardians. [3] Spectators had 3‒4 ft (0.91‒1.2 m) bodies, which weighed 250 lb (110 kg).

Beholders were immediately identifiable, being essentially a floating head with one single, cyclops -like eye surrounded by ten smaller eye stalks. Other than this, the main feature of a beholder's anatomy was its massive, gaping maw.

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Beholderkin are strange creatures that live in caverns deep beneath the earth. They're a wide family with many branches, but almost all beholderkin are floating, orb-like creatures with a single central eye, an additional set of eyestalks capable of projecting magical beams, and a very alien, hostile and often insane outlook on life.

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Their many small eyes give them a +4 racial bonus on Spot and Search checks. Opponents gain no flanking bonuses when attacking a gouger. Once a gouger has acted during an encounter, its all-around vision negates any sneak attacks.

Beholderkin, Slaad, or Star Spawn. The creature resembles an aberration of that kind, which determines certain traits in its stat block. The creature disappears when it drops to 0 hit points or when the spell.