Stigmas

Stigmas are villainous species or conditions used to generate monsters. Stigmas are subject to community review and must adhere to the global content standards. Please review these before submitting.

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Spirit: Black Shuck

Submitted by Brian L. (He/Him) on Thu, 7/8/2010 at 6:19pm

A beast, terrifying to behold; likened unto a dog, but of massive size, with fur as dark as night, moving without sound and at great speed, it's large, fiery red eyes, and bared teeth!

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Lich

Submitted by Brian L. (He/Him) on Tue, 1/1/2008 at 7:28pm

Liches are undead spellcasters who have gone to great lengths to artificially extend their lives. By binding their soul to an object known as a phylactery, they remain nearly immortal so long as it survives. While a lich's physical form may be destroyed, unless it's phylactery meets a similar fate, the lich will be able to create a new body.

 

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Vampire

Submitted by Brian L. (He/Him) on Tue, 1/1/2008 at 7:02pm

Vampires are undead predators who prowl the night in search of blood. Their condition is both a gift and a curse, granting them the powers of the night while making them suffer at the touch of sunlight. They must be cautious to conceal their nature from others, finding ways to sate their bloodlust while avoiding the attention of those who would hunt them.

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Fae: Powrie

Submitted by Brian L. (He/Him) on Tue, 1/1/2008 at 12:00pm

Although sometimes mistaken for Redcaps, Powrie are a distinct species; manifestations of rage and destruction. Powrie cause a strange sound like the grinding of a mill stone. Hearing the noise is a potent omen of misfortune or death, particularly if it was louder or longer than usual.

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Monstrosity: Totem Spirit

Submitted by Brian L. (He/Him) on Tue, 1/1/2008 at 12:00pm

Totem Spirits - The Angori believe that the firstborn of each animal species is an immortal exemplar of its race, just as Arimir is for the Angori. These totem spirits are killed and reborn endlessly, making them powerful and wise beyond measure. Finding and besting them is a rite of passage among many tribes. Wearing their pelts is a mark of great respect, and often a prerequisite for someone to become chief.

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