khan's press monster anthology volume 1

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Monster AnthologyMonster AnthologyVolume 1Volume 1

by Garth Wrightby Garth WrightRequires the use of the Dungeons & Dragons Players Handbook, Third Edition, published Requires the use of the Dungeons & Dragons Players Handbook, Third Edition, published

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Table of Contents Introduction 4

Monsters 5

Appendix I: Environments and Challenge Ratings 53

Appendix II: Feats 54

Appendix III: Spells 56

Appendix IV: Open Game License 57

Alphabetical List of Monsters

Aginillo 5

Crag Goblin 6

Crag Goblin Assassin 6

Daegon 8

Daegon Sorcerer 8

Darkness Dweller 10

Darkness Dweller Ranger 10

Demon 12

Devil 20

Draxxon 21

Dream/Nightmare 22

Dream Stalker (demon) 13

Fiend Mother (demon) 14

Gheist 24

Hag 25

Hell Hag 25

Impet 27

Impet Rogue 27

Horror Wyrm (demon) 15

Legba (devil) 20

Leporen 29

Leporen Monk 29

Lesser Succubus (demon) 18

Lesser Succubus Enchantress (demon) 18

Monolarcoth 31

Moon Siren 33

Moon Siren Arcane Trickster 33

Multiple-Headed Giant 35

Mutant 37

Night Terror (demon) 16

Pariah 39

Possessor Tick 50

Prince of Darkness 41

Puck 43

Puck Druid 43

Rip Tick 51

Sin Parasite (demon) 17

Stalking Gargoyle 45

Soul Tick 51

Soulless 46

Storm Wolf 48

Sylvan Harpy 49

Tick 50

Vodnick Hag 26

Vodnick Siren 52

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IntroductionThe Khans Press Monster Anthology

Volume I presents all of the creatures published by

Khans Press from 2002 and 2003. Thats 33 creatures

from Tremon: Kingdom of Sorcery, Fringe Races:

Rogues, and Fringe Campaigns: Soul Harvest.

While some of the creatures were designed for speci c

campaign worlds, weve altered them as necessary

to t into any campaign setting. None of the books

mentioned above are necessary for the use of this

book. All of the creatures have been updated to 3.5, and

many have been extensively changed. Many creatures

now have sample NPCs included (8 of them). Chapter

2 provides feats and spells that are often possessed by

creatures from this book.

Monsters by Type and Subtype

Aberration: Monolarcoth, Ticks

(Aquatic): Vodnik Hag, Vodnik Siren

Dragon: Draxxon

(Earth): Stalking Gargoyle

Fey: Impet, Puck, Sylvan Harpy

Giant: Three-headed Hill Giant

(Goblinoid): Crag Goblin

Humanoid: Crag Goblin, Daegon, Darkness Dweller, Leporen, Moon Siren, Soulless

(Incorporeal): Gheist

Magical Beast: Aginillo, Storm Wolf

Monstrous Humanoid: Hags, Stalking Gargoyle, Vodnik Siren

Outsider (Chaotic): Demons

Outsider (Dream/Nightmarish): Dream/Nightmare

Outsider (Evil): Demons, Devils

Outsider (Lawful): Devils

(Reptilian): Daegon

Undead: Gheist, Pariah

(Water): Monolarcoth

How to Use This Book

GMs will nd this book to be a great source

of new creatures for their campaign settings. The new

monsters will give your players something new to face,

while many of the humanoids can add new elements

to the common population of your world. Players will

also nd some use to this book. Many of the creatures

may be used as playable races or cohorts.

Note: Spell-like abilities marked with ** are in the

Appendix III.


AginilloHuge Magical Beast

Hit Dice: 12d10 + 84 (150 hp)

Initiative: +7

Speed: 60 ft (10 squares)

Armor Class: 19 (-2 size, +3 Dex, +8 natural) touch: 11, at-

footed: 16

Base Attack/Grapple: +12/+28

Attack: Hoof +18 melee (1d8+8)

Full Attack: 2 Hooves +18 melee (1d8+8), Bite +16 melee

(2d6+4), Tail Mace +16 melee (2d8+4)

Space/Reach: 15 ft./10 ft.

Special Attacks: Eye rays

Special Qualities: Damage reduction 10/magic, spell resistance

20

Saves: Fort +15, Ref +13, Will +5

Abilities: Str 26, Dex 17, Con 25, Int 4, Wis 13, Cha 10

Skills: Listen +18*, Spot +10

Feats: Alertness, Endurance, Improved Initiative, Lightning

Re exes, Multiattack

Environment: Temperate forest, hills, and plains

Organization: Solitary, pair, or pack (6-10)

Challenge Rating: 8

Treasure: None

Alignment: Always neutral

Advancement: 13-24 HD (Huge); 25-36 HD (Gargantuan)

Level Adjustment: -

Strange black rays blast from the mammoth creatures eyes and your companion falls dead next to you. Its club tail swishes in anticipation as you approach.

The aginillo is

fearsome beast searching

for prey with its deadly

eye rays.

The aginillo is a

strange creature, covered

in a hard leathery skin with

mystic symbols as natural

patches on its skin. Their

tail ends in a ball-like mace

that is used for defense

if anything gets past its

eye rays. Carnivorous by

nature, they are big enough

to eat almost anything that

moves. Aginillos are too

big for stealth, but use

their powerful ears to locate prey. They average about

30 feet in length, standing about 15 feet to shoulder,

though their long necks stretch another 7 feet.

When aginillos gather together in packs,

they will sometimes attack isolated settlements with

minimal defenses. Tearing through villages and

hamlets, aginillos leave the population decimated as

they carry off whatever victims they can.

COMBAT

Agilillos only have to get close enough to use

their eye rays to bring down prey. Their sharp hooves,

bite, and strange mace-like tail attack creatures that

get too close.

Eye Rays (Su): Every 1d4 rounds, the aginillo

may re eye rays as the spell nger of death (as a 12th level caster).Only one creature may be targeted at a

time. These eye rays are used for quickly bringing

down prey more often than defending itself.

Skills: *Aginillos receive a +6 racial bonus to

Listen checks.

Originally published in Tremon: Kingdom of Sorcery.

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Crag GoblinThe creature above you is no bird, but appears as a lanky humanoid with a membrane on its arms allowing ight.

Gliding high amongst the crags from ledge to

ledge, the crag goblins are a race that has forsaken the

earth for the skies.

Crag goblins are tall, thin goblins, with a large

skin membrane beneath both arms, allowing for the

catching of air currents to carry them aloft from peak

to peak. Their eyes are large and yellow, and grant

them excellent vision. Feet with sharp claws allow for

catching onto the rocky ledges where they make their

homes. They are roughly the size of elves.

While not a true ying race, the crag goblins

nevertheless have decent control over their aerial

environment, with entire tribes claiming several

mountain peaks in an area. While not averse to preying

upon those who enter their domains, these lithe goblins

often herd mountain goats, showing more of a civil

nature than their other goblin cousins.

Crag goblins speak Goblin. Some speak

Common, Auran and Sylvan.

COMBAT

When forced to ght, or defending their

territory, the crag goblin prefers to swoop in silently

and sneak attack his opponent. Though rarely used,

the crag goblin can attack with the claws on his legs

as long as he is airborne. Within the crag goblins

territory, there are often elaborate traps that drop down

upon unsuspecting intruders.

Flight (Ex): The skin membranes allow the

crag goblin to y. However, they are not strong enough

to lift the crag goblin from the ground unless there is

also a strong wind. The membranes are mainly used to

glide.

Crag Goblin, 1st-Level WarriorCrag Goblin Assassin, 5th-Level Rogue/6th-Level

Assassin

Medium Humanoid (Goblinoid) Medium Humanoid (Goblinoid)

Hit Dice: 1d8+2 (6 hp) 5d6 + 6d6 (37 hp)

Initiative: +2 (Dex) +4 (Dex)

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares), y 40 ft. (poor) 30 ft. (6 squares), y 40 ft. (poor)

Armor Class: 12 (+2 Dex) touch: 12, at-footed: 1017 (+4 Dex, +2 +2 bracers of armor, +1 +1 ring of protection) touch: 17, at-footed: 13

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/-1 +7/+7

Attack: Light mace +3 melee (1d6-2) Short sword +8 melee (1d8+1)

Full Attack:Light mace +3 melee (1d6-2), or 2 claws +3 melee

(1d4-2)

Short sword +8/+3 melee (1d8+1), or 2 claws +7

melee (1d4)

Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. 5 ft./5 ft.

Special Attacks: - Death attack, sneak attack +6d6

Special Qualities: Flight

Evasion, ight, improved uncanny dodge, save

against poison +3, trap sense +1, trap nding,

uncanny dodge

Saves: Fortitude +4, Re ex +2, Will +0 Fortitude +3, Re ex +13, Will +3

Abilities: Str 7, Dex 15, Con 14, Int 10, Wis 11, Cha 6 Str 10, Dex 18, Con 10, Int 14, Wis 10, Cha 10

Skills:Balance +4*, Climb +6*, Jump +6*, Search +4*,

Spot +4*, Tumble +4*

Balance +22*, Climb +12*, Disguise +14, Hide

+18, Jump +14*, Move Silently +18, Open Lock

+16, Search +20*, Spot +12*, Tumble +16*

Feats: Weapon Finesse Dodge, Flyby Attack, Mobility, Spring Attack

Environment: Temperate mountains Temperate mountains

Organization:

Solitary, nest (4-9), swarm (10-20), or tribe (21-200

plus 100% noncombatants plus 1 3rd level sergeant

per 20 adults, 1 or 2 lieutenants of 4th or 5th level,

1 tribal elder of 6th-10th level, 1-2 giant eagles, 1

storm giant (20% chance))

Solitary

Challenge Rating: 1 12

Treasure: StandardStandard (including bracers of armor +2, ring of protection +1, short sword +1)

Alignment: Usually neutral evil chaotic evil

Advancement: By character class By character class

Level Adjustment: +1 +1


Skills: *Crag goblins gain a +2 racial bonus to

Balance and Tumble checks, and a +4 racial bonus to

Climb, Jump, Search, and Spot checks.

CRAG GOBLIN ASSASSIN

Often crag goblins will train as assassins for

special missions for their race. These creatures take full

advantage of attacking from high perches, swooping

in unnoticed.

COMBAT

Assassin Special Abilities: Save against poison +3,

death attack (save DC 18), improved uncanny dodge,

poison use.

Rogue Special Abilities: Evasion, sneak attack +6d6,

trap sense +1, trap nding, uncanny dodge.

Assassin Spells Known: (Asn --/5/5/3; save DC 12 + spell level): 1st -- Detect Poison, Disguise Self, Feather Fall, Ghost Sound, Jump, Obscuring Mist, Sleep, True Strike; 2nd -- Alter Self, Cat`s Grace, Darkness, Deep Slumber, Fox`s Cunning, Illusory Script, Invisibility, Pass without Trace, Spider Climb, Undetectable Alignment; 3rd -- Deeper Darkness, False Life, Magic Circle against Good, Misdirection,

Nondetection.

CRAG GOBLIN SOCIETY

Like regular goblins, crag goblins are tribal,

and still base much of their tribal nature on that of

their earthbound cousins. Unlike goblins, crag goblins

choose a tribal elder based on age, experience, and

wisdom. Crag goblins live in small caves in nests,

made up of multiple families with similar interests. As

with regular goblins, crag goblins have no concept of

privacy; even the tribal elder is part of a nest. Crag

goblins keep themselves apart from most other races,

and raise mountain goats for food and milk. Very

rarely do they ever venture down low enough to raid

villages, and only if the tribe has come upon hard times.

Anyone entering their territory uninvited is fair game.

Crag goblins will sometimes form alliances with giant

eagles and storm giants, but avoid their goblinoid

cousins. Crag goblin tribes have noncombatant young

equal in number to the adults, and are responsible for

the well being of the mountain goat herds.

Crag goblins worship the god Aeir, whose

domains are Air, Chaos and Sun. Aeir raised the crag

goblins from the earth and gave them the gift of ight,

and the faith that through freedom they can ascend

their earthly dependence.

CRAG GOBLINS AS CHARACTERS

Crag goblins tend to be rogues. Crag goblin

clerics worship Aeir. A crag goblin cleric has access to

two of the following domains: Air, Chaos, or Sun.

Crag goblin characters possess the following

racial traits.

-4 Str, +2 Dex, +2 Con, +2 Wis, -2 Cha

Medium size.

A crag goblins base land speed is 30 feet. A

crag goblins ight speed is 40 feet, with clumsy

maneuverability.

+4 racial bonus to Climb, Jump, Search and Spot

checks.

+2 racial bonus to Balance and Tumble checks.

Automatic Languages: Goblin and Common. Bonus

Languages: Auran and Sylvan.

Favored Class: Rogue.

Level adjustment: +1.

The crag goblin warrior presented here had the

following ability scores before racial adjustments: Str

11, Dex 13, Con 12, Int 10, Wis 9, Cha 8

Originally published in Fringe Races: Rogues.

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Daegon, 1st-Level Warrior Daegon Sorcerer, 17th-Level Sorcerer

Medium Humanoid (Reptilian) Medium Humanoid (Reptilian)

Hit Dice: 1d8 (8 hp) 17d4 (44 hp)

Initiative: +0 +7

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares) 30 ft. (6 squares),

Armor Class:16 (+2 natural armor, +4 scale mail), touch: 16, at-

footed: 10

22 (+3 Dex, +2 natural armor, +3 +3 ring of protection, +4 +4 bracers of armor), touch: 20, at-footed: 19

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+3 +8/+10

Attack: Greataxe +3 melee (1d12+3) Morningstar +13 melee (1d8+5)

Full Attack:Bite +3 melee (1d6+2), 2 claws -2 melee (1d4+1) or

Greataxe +3 melee (1d12+3)

Bite +10 melee (1d6+2), 2 claws +5 melee (1d4+1)

or morningstar +13/+8 melee (1d8+5)


Special Attacks: Breath weapon: 30 ft. cone of corrosive (acid) gas Breath weapon: 30 ft. cone of corrosive (acid) gas

Special Qualities:Darkvision 60 ft.; immunity to acid, sleep effects

and paralysis

Darkvision 60 ft.; immunity to acid, sleep effects

and paralysis, spells

Saves: Fortitude +2, Re ex +0, Will -3 Fortitude +5, Re ex +8, Will +8


Skills:Bluff +2*, Climb +2, Hide -2*, Intimidate +4, Jump

+2, Move Silently -2*

Bluff +12*, Concentration +12, Craft (Alchemy)

+4, Hide +5*, Move Silently +5*, Spellcraft +20

Feats: Power Attack

Combat Casting, Dodge, Greater Spell Penetration,

Improved Initiative, Spell Focus: Evocation, Spell

Penetration

Environment: Any Any

Organization: Solitary Solitary


Treasure: Standard

Standard (including ring of protection +3, bracers of armor +4, cloak of Charisma +4, morningstar +3)

Alignment: Usually neutral Usually neutral



DaegonThe reptilian creature looks like a green dragon in humanoid form.

Daegons are reptilian humanoids who are

distantly related to green dragons by some forgotten

magic experiment.

Daegons stand slightly taller than humans, with

a build similar to half-orcs. Their skin is smooth and

scaly, with various hues of green. The human heritage

is evident in the daegons eyes, which appear human

in shape and position, though above a draconic snout.

Daegons also have claws and a long tail, giving them

more of a draconic appearance, but do not have wings.

They have the lifespan of an elf.

Daegons speak Common and Draconic.

COMBAT

Daegons prefer direct combat, and attempt to

eliminate as many of their enemies as possible with

their breath weapon. While some prefer weapons,

others are just as happy using their natural attacks.

Breath Weapon: The daegon may breathe a

corrosive cone of gas usable once per day. A daegons

breath weapon deals 6d8 points of damage. A successful

Re ex save (DC 10 + daegons HD + daegons Con

modi er) reduces damage by half.

Skills: *Daegons gain a +2 racial bonus to

Bluff, Hide, and Move Silently checks.

DAEGON SORCERER

Daegons who become sorcerers follow their

natural magical heritage, utilizing their spells over

their natural attacks.

Breath Weapon: The daegon may breathe a

corrosive cone of gas usable once per day. A daegons

breath weapon deals 6d8 points of damage. A successful

Re ex save (DC 18) reduces damage by half.


Typical Sorcerer Spells Known: (Sor 6/8/8/7/7/7/7/6/4; save DC 16 + spell level (Evocation

save DC 17 + spell level.) ): 0 -- Arcane Mark, Dancing Lights, Daze, Detect Magic, Flare, Ghost Sound, Mage Hand, Message, Read Magic; 1st -- Burning Hands, Charm Person, Disguise Self, Magic Missile, Shocking Grasp; 2nd -- Blur, Darkness, Flaming Sphere, Acid Arrow, See Invisibility; 3rd -- Daylight, Fireball, Fly, Lightning Bolt; 4th -- Charm Monster, Ice Storm, Invisibility, Greater, Wall of Fire; 5th -- Baleful Polymorph, Cone of Cold, Dominate Person, Passwall; 6th -- Acid Fog, Chain Lightning, Dispel Magic, Greater; 7th -- Delayed Blast Fireball, Finger of Death, Reverse Gravity; 8th -- Incendiary Cloud, Sunburst.

DAEGON SOCIETY

Daegons do not have their own lands, preferring

acclimation into other cultures. Their dwellings usually

appear well kept, if not a little stuffy, and usually

simple and unadorned on the outside, hiding the are

and dazzle and design talent that the daegon surrounds

herself with inside. A daegon could be encountered

in a bustling city just as easily as in a small village.

Daegons are quiet and reserved, often trying to meld

into the shadows to hide their differences. An angered

daegon is fearsome to behold, and few would risk

putting themselves in such a position. Daegons

enjoy wealth. They surround themselves with

like-minded individuals who enjoy extravagant

comforts. Many are attracted to the life of a

merchant, relishing the acquisition of new

merchandise with hints of magic. They do not

travel much, but seek areas to settle for many

years. Indeed, many may spend an entire

lifetime in one area.

DAEGONS AS CHARACTERS

Daegons favor sorcerers, for their

draconic heritage ows thick in their blood.

Daegon clerics may worship any deity.

Daegon characters possess the

following racial traits.

+2 Str, -2 Con, +2 Int, -4 Wis, +2 Cha

Medium size.

A daegons base land speed is 30 feet.

Darkvision out to 60 ft.

The daegon may breathe a

corrosive cone of gas usable

once per day. A daegons breath

weapon deals 6d8 points of damage. A successful

Re ex save (DC 10 + daegons HD + daegons Con

modi er) reduces damage by half.

Immunity to acid, paralysis, and sleep effects.

+4 racial bonus to Bluff, Hide and Move Silently

checks.

Automatic Languages: Draconic and Common.

Bonus Languages: Elven and Sylvan.

Favored Class: Sorcerer.

Level Adjustment: +2.

The daegon warrior presented here had the

following ability scores before racial adjustments: Str

13, Dex 11, Con 12, Int 10, Wis 9, Cha 8


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Darkness Dweller, 1st-Level Warrior Darkness Dweller Ranger, 11th-Level Ranger

Medium Humanoid Medium Humanoid

Hit Dice: 1d8 (8 hp) 11d8 (53 hp)

Initiative: +5 +5

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares) 30 ft. (6 squares)

Armor Class:14 (+1 Dex, +3 studded leather), touch: 11, at-

footed: 13

18 (+2 Dex, +4 +3 leather, +2 amulet of natural armor), touch: 14, at-footed: 17

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+2 +11/+14

Attack: Short sword +2 melee (1d6+1) Longbow, Composite (+3 Str) +17 ranged (1d8+7)

Full Attack:Short sword +2 melee (1d6+1) or shortbow +2

melee (1d6)

Longbow, Composite (+3 Str) +17/+12/+7 ranged

(1d8+7), or longsword +16/+11/+6 melee


Special Attacks: - Favored enemies

Special Qualities: Blindsight: 40 ft., light blindnessBlindsight: 40 ft., evasion, light blindness, swift

tracker, wild empathy, woodland stride

Saves: Fortitude +2, Re ex +1, Will -1 Fortitude +7, Re ex+8, Will +5


Skills:Climb +6*, Escape Artist +2*, Hide +4*, Jump +4*,

Listen +7*, Move Silently +4*, Swim -2

Climb +19*, Concentration +2, Escape Artist +3*,

Handle Animal +2, Heal +4, Hide +19*, Jump +19*,

Listen +24*, Move Silently +19*, Survival +16,

Swim +0, Use Rope +7

Feats: Improved Initiative

Endurance, Improved Critical: Longbow, composite,

Improved Initiative, Improved Precise Shot,

Manyshot, Point Blank Shot, Rapid Shot, Track,

Weapon Focus: Longbow, composite

Environment: Underground Underground

Organization:

Solitary, pair, patrol (5-20, plus 1 5th level rogue

and 1 3rd level ghter), tribe (21-100, plus 100%

noncombatants plus 1 3rd level ghter per 20 adults,

1 or 2 rogues of 4th or 5th level, 1 leader of 6th-10th

level)

Solitary, pair, patrol (5-20, plus 1 5th level rogue

and 1 3rd level ghter)


Treasure: Standard

Standard (including Longbow, composite ( +3 Str Bonus) +4, longsword +2, leather +3, gauntlets of ogre power +2, amulet of natural armor +2)

Alignment: Usually lawful neutral Neutral



Darkness DwellerDespite the blindfold, the human in front of you

seems to watch your every move.

Darkness dwellers are humans that have

forsaken the surface world for a life of eternal darkness

underground.

Darkness dwellers look human, though most

have black hair and extremely pale skin. Their eyes

have lost their color pigmentation, and are large white

orbs with large black pupils. They often hide their

eyes behind blindfolds. The darkness dwellers sense

of hearing has completely replaced his sense of sight,

and most light blinds the darkness dweller.

Darkness dwellers speak Common,

with some Dwarven and Gnome.

COMBAT

Darkness dwellers are masters of patience,

waiting, hidden, to strike when the enemy least expects

it. Often, their foes dont even know theyre there until

it is too late. Traps too are used to limit the enemys

numbers.

Blindsight (Ex): Darkness dwellers can use

hearing and scent to ascertain others as a sighted

creature could, with a range of 40 feet. Darkness

dwellers may use a Listen check instead of a Search

or Spot check.

Light Blindness (Ex): Darkness dwellers

receive a -4 racial penalty to all attacks, damage,

saves, and skill checks in bright light. Most darkness

dwellers avoid this by wearing a blindfold at all times.

Almost any light is considered bright if the darkness

dweller hasnt been slowly exposed.

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M ons t e r An t h o l og y Vo l um e ISkills: *Darkness dwellers gain a +2 racial

bonus to Climb, Escape Artist, and Jump checks, +4

racial bonus to Hide and Move Silently checks, and a

+8 racial bonus to Listen checks.

DARKNESS DWELLER RANGER

The darkness dweller ranger is a lone scout

that is a master of the subterranean world.

COMBAT

The darkness dweller ranger prefers ranged

combat, attacking from a distance in the dark, trusting

to sound to know where his foe is.

Ranger Special Abilities: 1st favored enemy:

dragons +4, 2nd favored enemy: aberrations +4, 3rd

favored enemy: oozes +2; Track, wild empathy,

Rapid Shot, Endurance, animal companion,

Manyshot, woodland stride, swift tracker,

evasion, Improved Precise Shot.

Typical Ranger Spells Known: (Rgr --/2/2; save DC 12 + spell level): 1st --

Alarm, Animal Messenger, Calm Animals, Charm Animal, Delay Poison, Detect Poison, Detect Snares and Pits, Endure Elements, Entangle, Hide from Animals, Jump, Longstrider, Magic Fang, Pass without Trace, Read Magic, Resist Energy, Speak with Animals, Summon Nature`s Ally I; 2nd -- Barkskin, Bear`s Endurance, Cat`s Grace, Cure Light Wounds, Hold Animal, Owl`s Wisdom, Protection from Energy, Snare, Speak with Plants, Spike Growth, Summon Nature`s Ally II, Wind Wall.

DARKNESS DWELLER SOCIETY

Darkness dwellers tend to be

tribal, forming small villages deep within

the earth. Dwellings are never permanent,

and always able to be abandoned at a

moments notice. Survival for darkness

dwellers is based upon adaptability. Much

of their survival skills have been taken

from alliances with dwarves and gnomes.

Noncombatants number equal to 100% of

those who can ght; everyone is trained to

run and escape as necessary, if necessary.

Mining and scavenging are what darkness

dwellers do best. Mining makes for trade

with other races, for materials

harder to get underground. Most darkness dwellers

scavenge, however. Darkness dwellers form into

patrols, which ambush other races in the subterranean

world. They prey on dark elves and other evil races

extensively. Evil patrols do not focus on just evil

races; everyone is fair game, including other dwellers.

Darkness dwellers do not have one single principal

deity. When they rst entered the earth ages ago, they

brought their gods with them.

DARKNESS DWELLERS AS CHARACTERS

A darkness dwellers favored class is rogue.

They are masters of in ltrating dark and dangerous

places, and are also masters of stealth. Darkness

dweller clerics may follow any deity worshipped by

other human races.

Darkness dweller characters possess the

following racial traits.

Medium size.

A darkness dwellers base land speed is 30

feet.

Blindsight out to 40 ft.

Light blindness: Darkness dwellers

receive a -4 racial penalty to all attacks,

damage, saves, and skill checks in bright

light. Most darkness dwellers avoid this

by wearing a blindfold at all times.

Almost any light is considered bright

if the darkness dweller hasnt been

slowly exposed.

+2 racial bonus to Climb, Escape

Artist, and Jump checks

+4 racial bonus to Hide and Move

Silently checks

+8 racial bonus to Listen checks

Automatic Language: Common.

Bonus Languages: Dwarven,

Draconic, Gnome, and Goblin.

Favored Class: Rogue.

Level Adjustment: +1.

The darkness dweller warrior

presented here has the following

ability scores before racial

adjustments: Str 13, Dex 12, Con 11,

Int 10, Wis 8, Cha 9

Originally published in Fringe Races: Rogues.

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DEMONNEW COMMON SPECIAL ATTACKS

POSSESSION

Humanoids with a low wisdom and/or Will save

risk a dangerous threat. Some demons have the power

of possession. If the end succeeds, his entire form

takes over the humanoid. Fiends who use possession

may enter any creature that they can overcome the

Will of.

Fiends with the special quality of possession

may attempt to possess an individual. Any vacant body,

such as an individual astral projecting out of his body

may nd himself unable to return, as a end easily

slips into it, unless defensive measures have been

taken. Soulless individuals, such as one who has had a

end harvest his soul and left him to live, also cannot

defend from a end entering his body. As long as the

subject is in his body, he is allowed a Will save (DC

10 + Cha Modi er + HD of end) against the end.

To possess, the end must rst attempt a successful

grapple. Once the subject is grappled, he must succeed

at making the Will save. If the save is successful, the

end may not make another attempt to possess that

individual for 24 hours. If the subject fails the save,

the subject is trapped in the body with the end.

Fiends become in complete control of empty

bodies. Those possessed through force may be

controlled by either intelligence. Fiend and subject

may make opposed Wisdom checks every hour to see

who is in control at a given time. A end may leave

the possessed individual, though most prefer to remain

in the body until the body is eventually destroyed

(through various self-destructive acts caused by the

ends whims). Once a end is in possession, nothing

short of a powerful exorcism spell can remove him from the body. It becomes immune to any dispelling

spells or abilities, though is still affected by things

that affect alignment, or affects against outsiders that

would do it harm otherwise.

SOUL HARVEST

Soul harvesting is the ability of a end to remove

the soul from a living creature. Soul harvesting is done

in many different ways, though the most common is

for the end to eat the heart or brain of the victim.

More powerful ends have ways to rip the soul from

a living creature. This makes them soulless (see the

Soulless Template).

Harvested souls are usually consumed by the

end for greater strength. However, many have the

ability to store souls. When a soul is consumed, it

bestows upon the end additional abilities, for 1 hour

per HD of the consumed creature. Stored souls must be

kept in some type of container, and may also be used

to grant other powers and abilities on the possessor of

the stored soul.

While each end tends to harvest souls

differently, it grants the end additional temporary

enhancements for 1 hour per HD of the creature whose

soul was consumed. Fiends will often use these boosts

of power to challenge rivals. When large amounts of

souls are claimed by demons, often large scale war

erupts until the new power structure is realized. The

easiest way to show the change is to increase the HD

(and all of the abilities that increase with the extra

HD) by one for each soul consumed. As an alternative,

you could make the increase permanent. The end

must consume twice as many souls as its current HD

to gain the additional HD, as though it had gained

enough experience to increase in HD. Obviously,

these soul harvest rules will not work, and should

not be used, for player characters, who should stick

to the rules presented through the feats that allow for

the soul harvest ability in others (Soul harvesting feats

are presented in the book Fringe Campaigns: Soul

Harvest.).

DEMON QUALITIES

A slain demon cannot be raised or resurrected,

though a wish or miracle spell can restore it to life. Demon Traits: Most demons possess the

following traits (unless otherwise noted in a creatures

entry).

Darkvision (Ex): Demons have darkvision

with a range of 60 ft.

Immunities (Ex): Demons are immune to

poison and electricity.

Resistances (Ex): Demons have cold, re, and

acid resistance 10.

Summon (Sp): Many demons share the ability

to summon others of their kind (the success chance

and type of demon summoned are noted in each

monster description). Demons are often reluctant

to use this power until in obvious peril or extreme

circumstances.

Telepathy (Su): Demons can communicate

telepathically with any creature within 100 ft. that has

a language. Except where otherwise noted, demons

speak Abyssal, Celestial, and Draconic.

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M ons t e r An t h o l og y Vo l um e I

Demon: Dream StalkerMedium Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 1d8+1 (5 hp)

Initiative: +9

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)

Armor Class: 19 (+4 natural, +5 Dex), touch 15, at-footed 14


Attack: Slam +1 melee (1d4)

Full Attack: 2 Slams +1 melee (1d4)

Damage: Slam 1d4

Face/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.

Special Qualities: Create dream stalker, demon qualities, soul

harvest, spell resistance 12, summon demon, track

Saves: Fortitude +3, Re ex +7, Will +4


Skills: Hide +7, Listen +3, Move Silently +6, Spot +3, Survival

+8*


Environment: Abyss or the Plane of Dreams

Organization: Solitary, pair, or gang (3-5)

Challenge Rating: 1

Treasure: none

Alignment: Always chaotic evil

Advancement: 2-3 HD (Medium-size)

Level Adjustment: -

You awaken from a nightmare to nd the strange featureless being from your dream leaning over you, its hands around your throat.

Dream stalkers are featureless humanoid

demons that stalk sleeping creatures through the Plane

of Dreams.

The esh of a dream stalker is white and rubbery,

with no discernable features except for two large black

eyes. They do not wear any form of clothing, and

appear genderless. Dream stalkers spend almost all

of their time in the Plane of Dreams and venture into

the Material Plane only to take souls.

Dream stalkers do not speak except through

telepathy.

COMBAT

Dream stalkers track sleeping creatures by

detecting their dreams from the Plane of Dreams. Once

found, the dream stalker emerges into the Material

Plane from the dream and attacks, bludgeoning the

victim with its sts. If an opponent is too strong, the

dream stalker will attempt to ee to another sleeping

individual and enter his dreams.

Create Dream Stalker (Ex): The corpses of

victims whose souls have been consumed by a dream

stalker rise in 24 hours as dream stalkers.

Soul Harvest (Su): Dream stalkers consume

the souls of victims after they kill them. Dream stalkers

never save souls.

Spell-like Abilities: At will - darkness, dream scrying**, dream walk**; 1/day - sleep (DC 11). Caster level 1st. The save DC is Charisma based.

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day, the dream

stalker may attempt to summon another dream stalker

with a 35% chance of success.

Skills: *Dream stalkers receive a +4 racial bonus to

Survival checks in the Plane of Dreams.

Originally published in Fringe Campaigns: Soul Harvest.

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Demon: Fiend MotherHuge Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 17d8+136 (212 hp)

Initiative: +4 (Improved Initiative)


Armor Class: 18 (-2 size, +10 natural), touch 8, at-footed 18


Attack: Tendril +26 melee (2d6+11)

Full Attack: 2 Tendrils +26 melee (2d6+11), Bite +21 melee

(1d8+4)


Special Attacks: Constrict (2d6+11), Tendril Grapple, Swallow

Whole

Special Qualities: Birth ends, demon qualities, damage

reduction 10/cold iron or good, soul harvest, spell-like abilities,

spell resistance 28

Saves: Fortitude +18, Re ex +12, Will +14


Skills: Bluff +22, Concentration +28, Diplomacy +24, Handle

Animal +22, Intimidate +24, Knowledge (Arcana) +21,

Knowledge (Religion) +21, Spellcraft +16

Feats: Cleave, Combat Re exes, Improved Initiative, Iron Will,

Lightning Re exes, Power Attack

Environment: Abyss

Organization: Solitary

Challenge Rating: 17

Treasure: Double standard


Advancement: 18-34 HD (Huge), 35-45 HD (Gargantuan), 46-

51 (Colossal)

Level Adjustment: -

The huge beast looks like nothing but a hill of esh with a mouth, and waving tendrils waiting for you to approach.

Fiend mothers are enormous

bags of esh that swallow other

creatures, to later release them,

reborn as ends.

Fiend mothers are

feared by all, including other

demons. They have an insatiable

appetite, consuming anything they

can catch. Non- endish creatures

suffer a worse fate after being

consumed; that of rebirth. Fiend

mothers grow up to 30 feet in

length, and about 16 feet high.

Their incredible mass weighs

around 30,000 lbs. Having no

legs, end mothers move very

slowly, and look like nothing so

much as giant slugs creeping along.

Most prefer to set up underground

lairs, luring creatures into their lair

for consumption.

Fiend mothers do not have

to consume other creatures to give birth. As nasty as it sounds,

they can also breed with other creatures. Once every six months,

the end mother seeks out another end to mate with (any type

of end). Five months later, another end mother is created. The

breeding male is consumed after mating, like any other creature.

COMBAT

Fiend mothers prefer to use their spell-like abilities to

force creatures into their mouth for consumption. They often

keep some lesser demons nearby to defend them, as it is usually

impossible for them to retreat. Still, end mothers can easily

defend themselves from most creatures, using their two tendrils

to grapple and swallow foes.

Birth Fiends (Su): Creatures consumed and soul

harvested by end mothers are reborn 24 hours later from the

end mother as a similar creature, but with the end template.

The new creature is born living, even if originally consumed

dead.

Constrict (Ex): A end mother deals automatic tendril

damage with a successful grapple check.

Soul Harvest (Su): Fiend mothers consume the souls of

victims by swallowing and consuming the bodies whole, whether

alive or dead (though they cannot have been dead for more

than 6 hours). Once the creature dies within it, the end mother

consumes the soul. Any creature that has its soul consumed cannot

be brought back by any means. A end mother may choose to

save the soul for power.

Swallow Whole (Ex): The end mother can try to

swallow a grabbed opponent of Medium or smaller size by

making a successful tendril grapple check. Once inside, the

opponent takes 2d8+8 points of crushing damage plus 2d8+6

points of acid damage per round from the end mothers digestive

juices. A swallowed creature can cut its way out by dealing 50

points of damage to the end mothers digestive tract (AC 25).

Once the creature exits, muscular action closes the hole; another

swallowed opponent must cut its own way out. The

end mothers gullet can hold 2 Medium, 8 Small,

or 32 Tiny or smaller creatures.

Tendril Grapple (Ex): To

use this ability, the end mother

must hit with a tendril attack.

It can then attempt to start

a grapple as a free action

without provoking an

attack of opportunity.

If it wins the grapple

check, it establishes

a hold and can

constrict or

swallow whole.

S p e l l -

like Abilities: At

will - darkness; 1/day - soul sphere**

(DC 19), stinking cloud (DC 15), teleport, greater (DC 19), unholy

blight (DC 16); 3/day - dominate monster (DC 21). Caster level 17th. The save DC is Charisma based.


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Demon: Horror WyrmLarge Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 20d8+120 (210 hp)

Initiative: +6 (Dex)

Speed: 50 ft. (10 squares), y 90 ft. (clumsy)

Armor Class: 30 (+6 Dex, -1 size, +15 natural), touch 15, at-

footed 24


Attack: Claw +29 melee (1d6+10)

Full Attack: 4 claws +29 melee (1d6+10), bite +27 melee

(1d8+5), tail +27 melee (1d6+5)


Special Attacks: Rend (2d6+15)

Special Qualities: Demon qualities, damage reduction 15/cold

iron and good, spell resistance 31, summon demon

Saves: Fortitude +18, Ref lex+18, Will +11


Skills: Appraise +10, Bluff +28, Diplomacy +32, Gather

Information +28, Intimidate +30, Knowledge (The Planes) +9,

Listen +22, Move Silently +29, Search +26, Sense Motive +22,

Survival +22

Feats: Combat Re exes, Flyby Attack, Improved Sunder,

Multiattack, Power Attack, Snatch, Wingover

Environment: Abyss



Treasure: Double standard


Advancement: 21-30 HD (Large), 31-40 HD (Huge), 41-50 HD

(Gargantuan), 51-60 HD (Colossal)

Level Adjustment: -

This creature looks like a dragon crossed with a scorpion, and gleefully drops into combat.

Horror wyrms are large, six-legged endish

reptiles that appear similar to dragons.

Horror wyrms are ferocious multi-legged

creatures, covered in thick black and red scales. Small

jagged horns cover their hide, and their long tails slash

like a scythe. These powerful creatures sometimes

serve as mounts to powerful demons.

Horror wyrms delight in tormenting weaker

foes, allowing them to live on for days. They will often

allow them to escape so that they may capture them

once again. Most foes of the hell wyrm end up ripped

to shreds.

COMBAT

Horror wyrms never judge a battle, but dive in,

ripping as many to shreds as possible. They dont ght

with strategy, but relish a seemingly random deadly

chaos.

Rend (Ex): A horror wyrm that strikes with two

claws latches onto the opponents body and tears into

him. This attack automatically deals an extra 2d6+15

points of damage. If the horror wyrm connects with all

four claws, they too may rend (Another 2d6+15 points

of damage).

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day, the

horror wyrm may attempt to summon another hell

wyrm with a 35% chance of success.

Originally published in Fringe Campaigns: Soul Harvest as the Hell Wyrm.

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Demon: Night TerrorSmall Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 1d8 (4 hp)



Armor Class: 19 (+7 Dex, +1 size, +1 natural), touch 18, at-

footed 12

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/-2

Attack: Claw +9 melee (1d2)

Full Attack: 2 claws +3 melee (1d2), bite -3 melee (1d4), tail -3

melee (1d4)


Special Attacks: Feeding, paralysis, strangulation

Special Qualities: Create night terror, demon qualities, soul

harvest, spell-like abilities, spell resistance 12, summon demon

Saves: Fortitude +2, Ref lex+9, Will +3


Skills: Hide +15, Move Silently +9

Feats: Weapon nesse (claws, bite, and tail)

Environment: Abyss

Organization: Solitary or pack (3-10)

Challenge Rating: 2

Treasure: none

Alignment: Always Chaotic Evil

Advancement: 2-3 HD (Small)

Level Adjustment: -

The lizard-like creature has long legs, moving with extraordinary speed, its long tail whipping around behind it.

Night terrors are fast demons that emerge at night to

feed off of sleeping creatures.

Night terrors look like dog-sized lizards with long tails.

They are covered in dull, dark gray scales, moving rapidly on

four legs. They have an extremely long tail that snakes out behind

them.

Night terrors make their homes in rubble and ruin, and

delve deep enough to keep themselves in perpetual shadow.

As darkness falls, they emerge and spread out, seeking living

creatures to feed upon. If possible, they prefer to feed off of other

creatures without any ghting at all. Sometimes night terrors take

a perverse glee in dragging off a paralyzed victim, leaving them

in strange and dangerous areas to awaken.

Night terrors do not speak any language, but understand

abyssal and infernal.

COMBAT

Night terrors are not brave, and will only attack an

awakened opponent if they outnumber him. A night terror

does not prefer to kill immediately, but over several nights. Its

touch paralyzes, and it sits upon its victim and steals his breath,

draining Con. A few points of Con sustains the creature for days,

but it gluts itself returning night after night just taking a little until

the victim dies from Con loss. Then it consumes the soul of the

victim. A consumed victim cannot be resurrected.

Create Night Terror (Ex): The corpses of victims

whose souls have been consumed by a night terror rise in 24

hours as night terrors.

Feeding (Ex): A night terror sits on the chest of a

sleeping or paralyzed victim and sucks the breath from it. The

night terror is helpless for 1d4 rounds as it feeds. The feeding

drains 1d4 temporary Con (no save) from the victim, and the

night terror slips off into the night. The night terror will attempt

to seek out the same creature night after night until the creature

dies from reaching a 0 Con score.

Paralysis (Ex): The touch of a night terror causes

paralysis for 1d4 minutes, long enough for the night terror to feed

and get away. The touched creature must succeed in a Fortitude

save (DC 12) or be paralyzed. This attack also affects elves.

Soul Harvest (Su): Night terrors consume the souls of

victims by draining the Con. Any creature with its Con drained

to 0 has its soul consumed and cannot be brought back by any

means. A night terror may also harvest the soul of a recently dead

corpse (within 6 hours). Night terrors do not save the souls by any

means. They consume them immediately.

Spell-like Abilities: At will - darkness; 1/day sleep (DC 13). Caster Level 1st. The save DC is Charisma based.

Strangulation (Ex): A night terror that makes a

successful strike with its tail may attempt to grapple as a free

action without provoking an attack of opportunity. If it wins the

grapple check, the tail stretches upward and wraps around the

creatures neck and begins to strangle.. This attack may only be

used on living creatures with necks, or more than two sizes larger

than the night terror. Use the suffocation rules in Chapter 8 of the

DMG.

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day, the night terror

may attempt to summon another night terror with a 35% chance

of success.


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Demon: Sin ParasiteSmall Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar, Incorporeal)

Hit Dice: 3d8-6 (7 hp)


Speed: Fly 60 ft. (perfect)

Armor Class: 19 (+8 Dex, +1 size), touch 19, at-footed 11

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/-3

Attack: Stinger +12 melee (1d3-3, 1 minimum)

Full Attack: Stinger +12 melee (1d3-3, 1 minimum)


Special Attacks: -

Special Qualities: Demon qualities, detect evil act, incorporeal

qualities, inspire sin, spell resistance 14



Skills: Hide +18, Listen +6, Move Silently +14, Spot +12

Feats: Alertness, Weapon Finesse (Bite)

Environment: Abyss or Ethereal Plane

Organization: Solitary, pair, or ock (3-30)

Challenge Rating: 1

Treasure: none


Advancement: 4-6 HD (Small), 7-9 HD (Medium)

Level Adjustment: -

This strange translucent creature seems to be some sort of parasite, with little more de nition than a leech.

Sin parasites are nasty ethereal demons that

feed off of evil acts.

Sin parasites appear as small translucent

ghostly forms. They have no appendages, only a torso

and a long neck with a small head with insect eyes and

a long stinger. When it moves, it appears to oat, and

is capable of very fast speeds.

For every evil deed, an individual has a 10%

chance of attracting the attention of a sin parasite.

Areas that have a history of evil have a higher chance

of a sin parasites presence (50% or greater). Once

the individual has attracted a sin parasite, he is then

considered its host. Sin parasites are incorporeal, and

follow the evil doer, preferring to remain unseen. When

the opportunity presents itself, the sin parasite exerts

its in uence to push the host to greater evil acts. If

discovered, the sin parasite may try to communicate

with the host, appearing as a partner. It will not

leave unless the host appears capable of harming it,

but will attempt to return to feed off of more evil. Any

number of sin parasites may be drawn to a host.

Sin parasites do not harvest souls.

COMBAT

The sin parasite prefers not to ght, but ees

to return later, when it feels unthreatened. If forced to

ght, it prefers hit and run tactics.

Detect Evil Act (Sp): Sin parasites detect evil

acts up to 60 feet away. After detecting someone, the

sin parasite stays with him, encouraging him to greater

and greater evil acts.

Inspire Sin (Su): The sin parasite is capable of

inspiring its host to greater deeds of evil. In any situation

where the host has an option to do the wrong thing

and considers doing good, the sin parasite may push

the individual to do evil instead. The host must make a

Will save vs. DC 17 (10 + the sin parasites HD + Wis

modi er) to go against the will of the sin parasite. For

each additional parasite, the DC increases by 1. These

acts are usually violence, bigotry, and sel shness. The

GM should look for opportunities, as well as change

the alignment of the character toward evil, if good or

neutral.

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day, the sin

parasite may attempt to summon another sin parasite

with a 45% chance of success.


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Lesser SuccubusLesser Succubus Enchantress (18th-Level

Sorcerer)

Medium Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar) Medium Outsider (Chaotic, Evil, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 2d8+6 (15 hp) 2d8+8 plus 18d4+72 (135 hp)

Initiative: +8 +10

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares) 30 ft. (6 squares),

Armor Class: 14 (+4 Dex), touch: 14, at-footed: 10

34 (+6 Dex, +5 +5 ring of protection, +8 +8 bracers of armor, +5 +5 amulet of natural armor) touch: 29, at-footed: 28

Base Attack/

Grapple:+2/+3 +9/+9

Attack: Short sword +3 melee (1d6+1) Unholy short sword +13 melee (1d6+2)

Full Attack: Short sword +3 melee (1d6+1) Unholy short sword +13 melee (1d6+2)

Face/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. 5 ft./5 ft.

Special Attacks: Energy drain Energy drain

Special Qualities:Confuse divination, demon qualities, soul harvest,

spell resistance 13

Confuse divination, demon qualities, soul harvest,

spell resistance 31, spells

Saves: Fortitude +6, Re ex +7, Will +3 Fortitude +13, Re ex +15, Will +14


Skills:Bluff +7, Diplomacy +6, Disguise +6, Escape Artist

+6, Hide +6, Spot +2

Bluff +33, Concentration +7, Diplomacy +19,

Disguise +12, Escape Artist +8, Sense Motive +3,

Spellcraft +23


Dodge, Greater Spell Focus, Greater Spell Penetration,

Improved Initiative, Maximize Spell, Negotiatior,

Spell Focus: Enchantment, Spell Penetration

Environment: Abyss, Plane of Dreams Abyss, Plane of Dreams

Organization: Solitary or pair Solitary


Treasure: Standard

Standard (including ring of protection +5, bracers of armor +8, amulet of natural armor +5, cloak of charisma +6, and unholy short sword +2)

Alignment: Always chaotic evil Always chaotic evil



Demon: Succubus, Lesser The comely woman only has eyes for you, and you realize that there really might be such a thing as love at rst sight.

Lesser succubi are comely humanoid demons

who do not have wings like other succubi, allowing

them to more easily corrupt without being discovered.

As a demon designed to in ltrate humanoid

communities, the lesser succubus has few discernable

end characteristics. Due to her attractive humanoid

appearance, she is able to easily enter humanoid

settlements and corrupt from the inside. The lesser

succubus often travels via the Plane of Dreams to nd

and in ltrate settlements. A male counterpart exists of

the lesser succubus, known as the lesser incubus.

Lesser succubi can become pregnant from

other creatures. Children born from a mortal are half-

ends.

COMBAT

Confuse Divination (Ex): The lesser succubus

is designed to confuse divinatory detections. Any magic

used to detect alignment or creature type reveals her

to be a female humanoid of chaotic good alignment.

Only ends and celestials are able to detect the lesser

succubuss endish nature.

Energy Drain (Su): A lesser succubus drains

energy from a mortal it lures into an act of passion.

The succubus embrace in icts one negative level; the

victim must succeed at a Wisdom check (DC 14) to

even notice. The Fortitude save to remove the negative

level has a DC of 14. Unlike a regular succubus, a

simple kiss wont do the trick; she must lure him into

bed.

Soul Harvest (Su): Lesser succubi consume

the souls of victims through their energy drain ability.

Any creature drained of all levels has its soul consumed

and cannot be brought back by any means. A lesser

succubus may also harvest the soul of a recently dead

corpse by eating its heart and brain (within 6 hours).

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A lesser succubus may save the soul for power if she

knows the proper soul magic.

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day, the lesser

succubus may attempt to summon a dream stalker with

a 35% chance of success.

Spell-like Abilities: At will - charm monster (DC 17), darkness, dream scrying**, dream walk**; 1/day sleep (DC 14). These abilities are as the spells cast by a Caster Level 4th. The save DC is Charisma

based.

LESSER SUCCUBUS ENCHANTRESS

The lesser succubus enchantress is the master of

seduction, with a focus on the school of Enchantment.

COMBAT

The lesser succubus enchantress rarely

dirties her hands with ghting, but utilizes one of her

multitude of controlled creatures to ght for her. When

confronted, her rst reaction is to take control of the

subjects mind.

Energy Drain (Su): A lesser succubus drains

energy from a mortal it lures into an act of passion.

The succubus embrace in icts one negative level; the

victim must succeed at a Wisdom check (DC 30) to

even notice. The Fortitude save to remove the negative

level has a DC of 30. Unlike a regular

succubus, a simple kiss wont do the

trick; she must lure him into bed.

Spell-like Abilities: At will

- charm monster (DC 24), darkness, dream scrying**, dream walk**; 1/day sleep (DC 21). These abilities are as the spells cast by a

Caster Level 4th. The save DC is

Charisma based.

Typical Sorcerer Spells Known (Sor 6/9/9/8/8/8/8/7/6/4, save DC 20 + spell level,

Enchantment save DC 22 +

spell level): 0 -- Dancing Lights, Daze, Detect Magic, Flare, Ghost Sound, Mage Hand, Open/Close, Prestidigitation, Read Magic; 1st -- Alarm, Burning Hands, Charm Person, Hypnotism, Magic Missile; 2nd -- Command Undead, Daze Monster, Ghoul Touch, Hideous Laughter, Touch of Idiocy; 3rd -- Deep Slumber, Hold Person, Rage,

Suggestion; 4th -- Confusion, Crushing Despair, Dimensional Anchor, Geas, Lesser; 5th -- Dominate Person, Feeblemind, Hold Monster, Mind Fog; 6th -- Geas/Quest, Globe of Invulnerability, Suggestion, Mass; 7th -- Delayed Blast Fireball, Hold Person, Mass, Insanity; 8th -- Charm Monster, Mass, Demand; 9th -- Dominate Monster.

LESSER SUCCUBI AS CHARACTERS

A lesser succubuss favored class is sorcerer. A lesser

succubus cleric may worship any chaotic evil deity or

powerful demon.

Lesser succubus characters possess the following

racial traits.

+2 Strength, +8 Dex, +6 Con, +6 Cha.

Size Medium.

A lesser succubuss base land speed is 30 ft.

Racial Hit Dice: A lesser succubus begins with two

levels of outsider, which provides 2d8 Hit Dice, a base

attack bonus of +2, and base saving throw bonuses of

Fort +3, Ref +3, and Will +3.

Racial Skills: A lesser succubuss levels give it skill

points equal to 5 x (8+ Int modi er). Its class skills are

Bluff, Diplomacy, Disguise, Escape Artist, Hide, and

Spot.

Racial Feats: A lesser succubuss outsider levels give

it one feat.

Demon Qualities:

Darkvision (Ex): Darkvision with a range of 60 ft.

Immunities (Ex): Immune to poison and electricity.

Resistances (Ex): Cold, re, and acid resistance 10.

Summon (Sp): Once per day, the lesser succubus may

attempt to summon a dream stalker with a 35% chance

of success.

Telepathy (Su): Can communicate telepathically with

any creature within 100 ft. that has a language.

Spell Resistance: 10 + HD.

Spell-like Abilities: At will - charm monster, darkness, dream scrying, dream walk; 1/day - sleep. These abilities are as the spells cast by a Caster Level

4th. The save DC is Charisma based.

Automatic Languages: Abyssal, Common, and

Draconic. Bonus Languages: Any.

Favored Class: Sorceress

Level Adjustment +4


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DEVILDevil: Legba

Medium Outsider (Extraplanar, Evil, Lawful)

Hit Dice: 10d8 +20 (65 hp)

Initiative: +5


Armor Class: 28 (+5 Dex, +13 natural), touch 15, at-footed

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Attack: Wrist razor +14 melee (1d8+6)

Full Attack: 2 Wrist razors +14 melee (1d8+6)


Special Attacks: Razor slam, rend, spell-like abilities, summon demonSpecial Qualities: Damage reduction 10/good or silver, devil

qualities, immunity to re and poison, regeneration 5, resistance to

acid and cold 10, see in darkness, spell resistance 30, telepathy



Skills: Bluff +14, Diplomacy +18, Hide +18, Intimidate +16,

Knowledge (Arcana) +18, Knowledge (Religion) +10, Knowledge

(The Planes) +10, Listen +13, Move Silently +9, Sense Motive

+13, Spellcraft +19, Spot +13

Feats: Cleave, Great Cleave, Improved Bull Rush, Power Attack

Environment:: Hell

Organization: Solitary, team (2-4), or squad (6-10)


Treasure: Standard coins; double goods; standard items

Alignment: Always lawful evil

Advancement: 11-20 HD (Medium), 21-30 HD (Large)

This creature is vaguely humanoid, but covered in bone-like protrusions over its entire body.

The legba is a highly magic resistant

outsider that waits at crossroads to corrupt the

lone traveler. Though humanoid in appearance,

his body is covered with twelve large bony razor

protrusions that serve to intimidate, or as deadly

weapons. It stands around six feet tall, though it

can appear hulking if it attempts to hide his form

within a cloak.

The legba is often sought out to teach the

uninitiated the darker ways of the arcanist. Many

a Blood Warlock began his career standing at the

crossroads.

Legba speak Common, Infernal, Celestial, and

Draconic.

COMBAT

Any breakdown in the communications is a

reason to ght for the legba. He prefers to bull rush

in, delivering his razor slam, before unleashing attacks

with his wrist blades.

Spell-like Abilities: At will animate dead, blasphemy, charm person, create undead, desecrate, detect good, detect magic, dispel magic, reball, hold person, invisibility, magic circle against good, polymorph, produce ame, see invisibility, suggestion, teleport without error (self plus 50 pounds of objects only). These abilities are as the spells cast by a 15th

level sorcerer.

Razor Slam (Ex): When performing a bull

rush, the legba may use the razors upon his body to

deliver 2d6+6 points of damage.

Rend (Ex): When the Legba has struck an

opponent with both wrist blades in the same round,

he automatically delivers an additional 1d8+6 points

of damage.

Summon Demon (Sp): Once per day a legba can attempt to summon 1d6 bearded devils, a barbed

devil, or another legba with a 35% chance of success.

This ability is the equivalent of a 4th-level spell.


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DraxxonHuge Dragon

Hit Dice: 20d12 + 100 (230 hp)

Initiative: +4

Speed: 60 ft (12 squares)

Armor Class: 33 (-2 size, +25 natural) touch 8, at-footed 33



Full Attack: 2 claws +26 melee (2d6+8), 3 bites +21 melee

(1d8+4), and tail slap +21 melee (2d6+4)

Space/Reach: 15 ft/10 ft.

Special Attacks: Triple breath weapon, frightful presence

Special Qualities: Blindsight 60 ft., darkvision 60 ft., immunity

to acid, cold, and re, immunity to sleep and paralysis, low-light

vision, spell resistance 30

Saves: Fortitude +17 Ref lex+14, Will +14


Skills: Bluff +27, Diplomacy +29, Jump +31, Listen +27,

Search +23, Spot +27

Feats: Alertness, Cleave, Combat Re exes, Great Cleave,

Improved Initiative, Lightning Re exes, MultiattackB, Power

Attack

Environment: Temperate hills or mountains

Organization: Solitary or pair, or clutch (3-5)


Treasure: Double Standard


Advancement: 21-30 HD (Huge); 31-45 HD (Gargantuan); 46-

60 HD (Colossal)

This tremendous dragon has two tendrils with mouths emerging from just behind its jaw. A long, spiked tail moves agitatedly behind it.

The draxxon is a huge draconic beast with two snake-

like protrusions that deliver additional breath

attacks. The draxxon is a huge brown dragon

that does not have developed wings. It moves

rapidly on its long spindly legs, and will eat

anything breathing that it encounters. On the

few occasions that the draxxon is full and

lethargic, it enjoys sporting with intelligent

creatures, getting them to perform certain

acts of depravity to survive.

Draxxons speak common and

draconic.

COMBAT

Draxxons prefer to rush in, attacking with breath

weapons rst to kill any weak would-be foes. It then nishes off

anyone left standing with claws, biting, and its deadly tail.

Blindsight (Ex): A draxxon can detect creatures by

nonvisual means (mostly hearing and scent, but also by noticing

vibration and other environmental clues) with a range of 60 feet.

Triple Breath Weapon (Su): Instead of its regular

attacks, the draxxon may choose to employ its breath weapons.

All three may be discharged in the same round, in the same, or

different, directions. The draxxon has three mouths from which

to breathe its breath weapons from. The central mouth breathes a

cone of re (10d8 points of re damage). The left ori ce breathes

a line of acid (10d4 points of acid damage), and the right ori ce

breathes a cone of cold (10d6 points of cold damage). Using a

breath weapon is a standard action. Once a draxxons ori ce

breathes, that ori ce cant breathe again until 1d4 rounds later,

though the other two still can. A blast from a breath weapon

always starts at the draxxons mouth and extends in a direction

of the draxxons choice, with an area of 100 feet for the ray, and

50 feet for the two cones. If the breath weapon deals damage,

creatures caught in the area can attempt Re ex saves (DC 25) to

take half damage. Save DCs are Constitution-based.

Frightful Presence (Ex): A draxxon can unsettle foes

with its mere presence. The ability takes effect automatically

whenever the draxxon attacks or charges. Creatures within of

30 feet are subject to the effect if they have fewer HD than the

draxxon. A potentially affected creature that succeeds at a Will

save (DC 24) remains immune to that dragons frightful presence

for one day. On a failure, creatures with 4 or fewer HD become

panicked for 5d6 rounds and those with 5 or more HD become

shaken for 5d6 rounds. Draxxons ignore the frightful presence of

other dragons. The Save DC is Charisma-based.


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K HA N S P RESS

DREAM/NIGHTMARISH CREATURE

Dream creatures are ephemeral things made up

of the stuff of dreams. They are not permanent, but

tend to spring in and out of existence at the thoughts of

a sleeping humanoid. They are primarily only found in

the Plane of Dreams, though there are some, through

magic or other means, that escape into the Material

Plane. Some even manage to become permanent

creatures, though these are very rare. Dream creatures

tend to act out the nature established by the dreamer,

so could have just about any variation. A nightmarish

creature might consist of many different templates

applied to a base creature. A defeated dream creature

leaves no corpse.

SAMPLE DREAM CREATURE

The minotaur seems to waver before your eyes, growing larger and more twisted as it approaches.

Nightmarish Minotaur

Large Outsider (Extraplanar, Nightmarish)

Hit Dice: 6d8+12 (39 hp)

Initiative: +0


Armor Class: 14 (1 size, +5 natural), touch 9, atfooted (see

text)


Attack: Greataxe +9 melee (3d6+6/x3) or gore +9 melee

(1d8+4)

Full Attack: Greataxe +9/+4 melee (3d6+6/x3) and gore +4

melee (1d8+2)


Special Attacks: Fear, powerful charge 4d6+6

Special Qualities: Damage reduction 10/magic, darkvision 60

ft,disbelief weakness, dream polymorph, natural cunning, scent

Saves: Fortitude +6, Re ex+5, Will +5


Skills: Intimidate +2, Listen +7*, Search +2*, Spot +7*

Feats: Great Fortitude, Power Attack, Track

Environment: Any

Challenge Rating: 5

Treasure: none

Alignment: Usually chaotic Evil

Advancement: By character class

Level Adjustment: -

A minotaur stands more than 7 feet tall and

weighs about 700 pounds.

Minotaurs speak Giant.

COMBAT

Minotaurs prefer melee combat, where their great

strength serves them well.

Damage Reduction 10/magic (Ex): Dream

creatures are not affected as easily by normal

weapons.

Dream Polymorph (Ex): Dream creatures

with the nightmare subtype will sometimes change

into the form of a personal nightmare of the creature

encountered. There is a 10% chance of the change

every round encountered. This works exactly like the

polymorph spell, with the dream creature template applied to it.

Fear (Ex): Dream creatures with the nightmare

subtype exude a fear aura as the spell fear as cast by 10th level sorcerer. This is a natural ability of the

nightmare, and always in effect.

Disbelief Weakness: Dream creatures may

be dispelled if the disbelief of those witnessing the

creature is strong enough. By making a Will save vs

DC 10 + Dream Creatures HD, the dream creature

vanishes back to the Plane of Dreams.

In the Plane of Dreams, they are harder to

dispel, and receive a racial bonus of +10 to resist being

dispelled. Dream creatures summoned by a spell may

also add the summoners Cha modi er to resist.

Powerful Charge (Ex): A minotaur typically

begins a battle by charging at an opponent, lowering

its head to bring its mighty horns into play. In addition

to the normal bene ts and hazards of a charge, this

allows the beast to make a single gore attack with a +9

attack bonus that deals 4d6+6 points of damage.

Natural Cunning (Ex): Although minotaurs

are not especially intelligent, they possess innate

cunning and logical ability. This gives them immunity

to maze spells, prevents them from ever becoming lost, and enables them to track enemies. Further, they

are never caught at-footed.

*Skills: Minotaurs have a +4 racial bonus on

Search, Spot, and Listen checks.

CREATING A DREAM / NIGHTMARE

CREATURE

Dream creature is a template that may be added

to any creature, and stacked with other templates.

There are two subtypes of dream creatures: dream

and nightmare. Dream creatures generally do not have

templates, and appear normal and friendly. Nightmare

creatures tend to become worse and worse.

A multiple-head giant uses all of the base

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creatures statistics and special abilities except as

noted here.

Size and Type: Creatures with this template

become Outsiders, with the subtypes Extraplanar and

nightmarish or dream.

Hit Dice: Change to d8, unless it has class

levels.

Speed: Base speed increases +10. Dream

creatures move faster than normal.

Special Qualities: Dream creatures have

several special qualities.

Damage Reduction 10/magic (Ex): Dream

creatures are not affected as easily by normal

weapons.

Dream Polymorph (Ex): Dream creatures

with the nightmare subtype will sometimes change

into the form of a personal nightmare of the creature

encountered. There is a 10% chance of the change

every round encountered. This works exactly like the

polymorph spell, with the dream creature template applied to it.

Fear (Ex): Dream creatures with the nightmare

subtype exude a fear aura as the spell fear as cast by 10th level sorcerer. This is a natural ability of the

nightmare, and always in effect.

Disbelief Weakness: Dream creatures may

be dispelled if the disbelief of those witnessing the

creature is strong enough. By making a Will save vs

DC 10 + Dream Creatures HD, the dream creature

vanishes back to the Plane of Dreams. In the Plane of

Dreams, they are harder to dispel, and receive a racial

bonus of +10 to resist being dispelled. Dream creatures

summoned by a spell may also add the summoners

Cha modi er to resist.

Environment: Any


Challenge Rating: Base creatures CR +1.

Additional templates increase the CR as appropriate

for the template.

Treasure: None


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GheistMedium Undead (Incorporeal)

Hit Dice: 8d12 (52 hp)

Initiative: +7

Speed: Fly 60 ft. (perfect) (10 squares)

Armor Class: 16 (+3 Dex, +3 de ection), touch 16, at-footed

13


Attack: Incorporeal touch +7 melee (1d8)

Full Attack: Incorporeal touch +7 melee (1d8)


Special Attacks: -

Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 ft., incorporeal traits, +2

turn resistance, spell-like abilities, undead traits, unnatural

aura


Abilities: Str -, Dex 17, Con -, Int 15, Wis 10, Cha 17

Skills: Hide +14, Intimidate +14, Listen +11, Search +13,

Spot +4

Feats: Blind-Fight, Flyby Attack, Improved Initiative

Environment: Any land and underground


Challenge Rating: 7

Treasure: None

Alignment: Always Neutral Evil

Advancement: 9-24 HD (Medium)

Level Adjustment: -

Through the wall a cloaked gure of shadow silently manifests. Its faint, wispy appearance malevolently oats above you.

The spirits of cruel dead, gheists sole purpose

is to corrupt the living. Gheists appear as wispy

humanoids, wrapped in shadow. Their lower half

trails away into blackness. A gheist chooses a family

to haunt and corrupt, and leads them down a road of

fear, cruelty and depravity. After rst nding a family,

the gheist chooses a single chamber of the domicile as

a lair, unhallowing the area. The gheist then chooses

the most vulnerable inhabitant, using charm person

to steadily twist the subject into deeper and deeper

acts of evil, until the subject becomes a re ection

of the gheists nature. The gheist otherwise hides its

existence from others unless somehow discovered, at

which time it launches a campaign of terror.

Gheists speak common.

COMBAT

Gheists prefer to avoid combat, relying upon

their victims to strike down others. It uses its spell-

like abilities secretly, to torment those it corrupts. If

somehow forced to ght, the gheist will try to choose a

cramped battleground where it can pass through walls

and attack where least expected. Unlike other similar

undead, the gheist does not have any type of draining

attack.

Spell-Like Abilities: 3/day animate objects, darkness. 1/day charm person (DC 14), unhallow (DC 18), unholy aura (DC 21), unholy blight (DC 17). Caster level 15th. The save DCs are Charisma-based.

Unnatural Aura (Su): Both wild and

domesticated animals can sense the unnatural presence

of a gheist at a distance of 30 feet. They do not willingly

approach nearer than that and panic if forced to do so;

they remain panicked as long as they are within that

range.


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HAGHell Hag

Medium Monstrous Humanoid

Hit Dice: 13d8 +13 (71 hp)

Initiative: +6


Armor Class: 22 (+2 Dex, natural armor +10), touch 12, at-

footed 20



Full Attack: 2 Claws +18 melee (1d4+5), bite +13 melee

(1d3+2)

Face/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.

Special Attacks: Spell-like abilities

Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 ft., resistance to acid 5, cold

5, and re 5, spell resistance 26



Skills: Bluff +15, Disguise +10, Gather Information +15,

Hide +13, Intimidate +11, Knowledge (Religion) +8, Listen

+9, Spellcraft +9, Spot +9

Feats: Alertness, Blind-Fight, Combat Re exes, Great

Fortitude, Improved Initiative

Environment: Temperate forests

Organization: Solitary, covey (3 hags of any kind plus -1-10

zombies, 1-8 ogres, and -4 evil giants), or coven (13 plus a demon

or devil)

Challenge Rating: 7

Treasure: Standard

Alignment: Usually chaotic evil

Advancement: By character class

Level Adjustment: -

This creature looks like a hideous crone with horns emerging from her head. Its skin is charred and as gray as death with lthy yellow hair.

Hell hags are hags that foster a relationship with

a endish power. They are great deceivers, preferring

for others to seek them out for knowledge. They are

hideous and are covered in terrible burns. They often

disguise themselves as a beautiful maiden with disguise self to make their visitors feel at ease, though they always drop the spell when lending magical aid. Hell

hags may easily contact a demon or devil through the

spell-like ability commune. Hell hags always demand a price for their information, usually in the form of a

sacri ce. Those who wish the hell hags service must

bring a subject of which the hell hag removes the

soul. The person requesting may also offer his own

soul. The hell hag takes the soul through the spell soul sphere. These souls are given to the hell hags patron

demon or devil.

The lair of the hell hag is usually a dark cave or

hovel smelling of rot and mildew. The place is littered

with lth and bones. Usually several undead are nearby

to discourage unwanted visitors. Once a month on the

full moon, hell hags gather in covens of 13 to perform

evil acts of blasphemy.

Hell hags speak Abyssal, Infernal, Giant, and

Common.

COMBAT

Hell hags prefer to avoid combat if possible,

attempting to appear harmless, preferring to take souls

rather than slay. If forced to ght, they attack with

tooth and claw.

Spell-like Abilities: At will animate dead, darkness, disguise self, divination, dream walk**, greater scrying (DC 18), invisibility (DC 16); 3/day commune, plane shift (DC 21), soul sphere* (DC 21), summon monster VI. Caster level 13th. The save DC is Charisma-based.


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Vodnik HagLarge Monstrous Humanoid (Aquatic)

Hit Dice: 10d8 +30 (75 hp)

Initiative: +2

Speed: 10 ft.(2 squares), swim 50 ft.

Armor Class: 26 (-1 size, +2 Dex, +15 natural), touch 11,

atfooted 24


Attack: Tentacle +16 melee (1d4+7)

Full Attack: 8 tentacles +16 melee (1d4+7)

Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft. (15 ft with tentacles)

Special Attacks: Bite, constrict, improved grab

Special Qualities: Amphibious, darkvision 90 ft.



Skills: Listen +17, Spot +17, Swim +21*

Feats: Alertness, Blind-Fight, Great Fortitude,

Multiattack

Environment: Warm aquatic

Organization: Solitary covey (3 hags of any kind

plus 1-8 ogres, and -4 evil giants), or

coven (13)


Treasure: Standard

Alignment: Usually chaotic evil

Advancement: 11-20 HD (Large),

21-30 HD (Huge)

Level Adjustment: -

This hideous creature looks like a drowned and bloated crone walking waist deep through the water. All about her, squid-like tentacles rise and splash chaotically about her.

Vodnik hags are hideous hags combined with tentacles

similar to that of an octopus. The vodnik hag resembles a

Medium humanoid crone from the waist up, but eight writhing

tentacles below. The tentacles reach 10 feet or more in length and

are studded with barbs and sharp-edged suckers. The hags true

mouth exists on its underside, surrounded by the tentacles.

Vodnik hags often gather in groups of 13, forming

a coven, to work dark magic upon villages by the coast. The

coven is led by the largest of the vodnik hags in the coven,

whose tentacles often span 15 feet or more in length. Victims

are sometimes captured and toyed with for weeks before nally

being ripped apart and devoured. They often make their lairs in

underwater caverns decorated with the skulls of their victims.

Vodnik hags speak Giant and Common.

COMBAT

The vodnik hag attacks with her eight tentacles. An

opponent can attack a vodnik hags tentacles with a sunder

attempt as if they were weapons. The hags tentacles have 10 hit

points each. If a vodnik hag is currently grappling a target with

the tentacle that is being attacked, it usually uses another limb to

make its attack of opportunity against the opponent making the

sunder attempt. Severing one of the hags tentacles deals 5 points

of damage to the creature. The creature regrows severed limbs in

1d10+10 days.

Amphibious (Ex): Although vodnik hags are aquatic,

they can survive inde nitely on land.

Bite (Ex): A vodnik hag may choose to bite any creatures

with its lower mouth as a free action dealing 1d6+3 points of

damage following a successful grapple check.

Constrict (Ex): A vodnik hag deals 2d6+7 points of

damage with a successful grapple check.

Improved Grab (Ex): To use this ability, a vodnik hag

must hit an opponent of any size with a tentacle attack. It can then

attempt to start a grapple as a free action without provoking an

attack of opportunity. If it wins the grapple check, it establishes a

hold and can constrict.

*Skills: Vodnick hags have a +10 racial bonus on any

Swim check to perform some special action or avoid a hazard. It

can always choose to take 10 on a Swim check, even if distracted

or endangered. It can use the run action while swimming, provided

it swims in a straight line.


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Impet, 1st-Level Warrior Impet, 9th-Level Rogue

Diminutive Fey Diminutive Fey

Hit Dice: 1d8 +3 (11 hp) 9d6 +27 (61 hp)

Initiative: +4 +5

Speed: 10 ft. (2 squares), y 60 ft. (perfect) 10 ft. (2 squares), y 60 ft. (perfect)

Armor Class: 18 (+4 size, +4 Dex), Touch: 18, Flatfooted: 14 19 (-4 size, +5 Dex), Touch: 19, Flatfooted: 14

Base Attack/Grapple: +1/-16 +6/-10

Attack: Fey rapier +9 melee (1d2 -5) + poisonFey rapier of wounding +16 melee (1d2 -3) +

poison

Full Attack:Fey rapier +9 melee (1d2 -5) + poison or sling +9

ranged (1 -5)

Fey rapier of wounding +16/+11 melee (1d2 -3) +

poison or sling +16/+11 ranged (1 -3)


Special Attacks: Poison Poison, sneak attack +5d6

Special Qualities:Damage reduction 5/cold iron, low-light vision,

spell-like abilities

Damage reduction 5/cold iron, evasion, improved

uncanny dodge, low-light vision, spell-like abilities,

trap sense +3, trap nding, uncanny dodge

Saves: Fortitude +5, Re ex +4, Will +1 Fortitude +6, Re ex+11, Will +4


Skills: Handle Animal +2, Hide +16, Ride +8

Disable Device +12, Hide +29, Listen +13, Move

Silently +17, Open Lock +15, Search +14, Sense

Motive +13, Sleight of Hand +17, Spot +13, Use

Magic Device +12

Feats: Weapon Finesse Dodge, Flyby Attack, Mobility, Weapon Finesse

Environment: Temperate forests Temperate forests

Organization: Solitary, gang (2-4), band (6-11), or tribe (20-80)Solitary, gang (1 plus 2-4 impets), or band (1 plus

6-11 impets)


Treasure: StandardDouble standard (including rapier of wounding +1 and sling +1)

Alignment: Usually lawful neutral Usually lawful neutral



ImpetThe fey ying about your head has small horns

and a long tail ending in a point.

Impets are diminutive fey who delight in

pranks and mischief.

Impets are found in magical forests, and once one

has their attention, it is tough to lose. They delight

in leading tra

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