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  • Abrasax Solitary, Stealthy, Magical, Devious, Intelligent
    Goat Horns (w[2d8] damage) 12 HP 1 armor
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    Special Qualities: Intelligence Supressing Aura

    Abrasax, also known as the Black Goat, is a bizare fae. She has a goats lower body and head, connected by a beautiful woman's topless torso. By all means she should be considered disgusting to look at, but mortals are irresistibly drawn to her, their minds become foggy and thinking difficult. She's known to draw entire cities with her into the wilds, never to be seen again. Instinct: To Herd Mortals like cattle

    • Draw a Crowd
    • Enthrall an individual
    • Open a portal to the world of Fae
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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  • Muck Tornjaw, Blacksong Muscle Solitary, Intelligent
    Brass Nuckles or Butcher's Cleaver (b[2d10+4] damage 1 piercing) 16 HP 1 armor
    Close, Forceful

    Instinct: To break bones for coin.

    • Intimidate enemies with displays of brutality.
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  • Tanya Sickler, Slavemaster's Hand Solitary, Stealthy, Magical, Intelligent
    Dual-wielding Blades (1d10+2 damage 2 piercing) 12 HP 1 armor
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    Special Qualities: Invisibility Ring

    Instinct: To ghost a job.

    • Infiltrate high-security locations in search of a target.
    • Cast a tracking enchantment on a target's pillow.
    • Deftly employ scrying magic.
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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  • Asher Blacksong, Slavemaster Solitary, Stealthy, Magical, Devious, Intelligent, Hoarder
    Scimitar (b [2d8] damage, 2 piercing) 12 HP 1 armor
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    Instinct: To make dirty profit.

    • Use influence to manipulate those in power.
    • Stage a distraction to cover for nefarious deeds.
    • Wield the magic of locks and chains.
    • Strike a devil's bargain.
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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  • Horned Wolf Group, Small, Organized
    Bite (d8 damage) 6 HP 1 armor
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    Special Qualities: Bone Spikes Along Hide

    The Horned Wolves of Fervent wood are known for their bizarre corruption in the form of bones protruding from their bodies. Other than this dangerous feature, and it's feral attitude, there are few differences between them and a normal wolf Instinct: To Hunt

    • Stalk Prey
    • Pack Tactics
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  • Red Rider Solitary, Large, Divine, Magical, Devious, Intelligent, Cautious, Planar, Terrifying
    Inhumanly long arms (d10+6 damage 1 piercing) 26 HP 1 armor
    Forceful, Near
    Special Qualities: Two Heads, Skinless Body

    The Red Rider is a fairy from the ocean. It is hatred incarnate, and each year it takes physical form in order to walk on land. It takes the shape of a flayed horse and rider sewn together. It seeks to eradicate life on the surface with disease, drought and curses. Instinct: Spread Contagion

    • Corrupt Soil
    • Wilt Plants
    • Mortasheen Poison
    • Curse of Drought
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  • the thing that lives in the basement Solitary, Large, Cautious, Terrifying, Amorphous
    grab and choke (b[2d12+4] damage) 23 HP 3 armor
    Forceful, Near
    Special Qualities: squeeze into small spaces, slippery

    Instinct: take people to eat them later

    • grab and choke
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  • The Cat of the Droskarsfjell Solitary, Huge, Intelligent, Hoarder
    mighty paws (d10+3 damage 1 piercing) 20 HP 1 armor
    Reach
    Special Qualities: always hungry, silent as the night

    Feared by man and troll alike, the Cat on the Droskarsfjell is as large as the wooly mammoths of the Golden Steppes, and as wild as the roaming lynx of Slitimark. It’s origin is unknown, but the tale of the greedy cat that ate the goodman and the goody, and Lady Moon in the sky, and Lord Sun in heaven and all inbetween is surely inspired by this horrid feline. Instinct: to consume

    • gobble them up
    • Consume something ephemeral, like warmth or light
    • Appear silently, suddenly
    • Toy with its prey
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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  • The Shitty Wizard Group, Magical, Intelligent, Hoarder
    Magic "Misses" (w[2d6] damage) 6 HP 2 armor
    Close, Far

    He had it all: rich friends, fancy tutors, the best wizard school his daddy's money could buy. How did it come to this? They were supposed to be adventurers. This was supposed to be fun. He dropped his purse running. Now they're all dead and he can't afford the travel home. Instinct: to panic.

    • Act in desperation.
    • Fumble through a spellbook and spout gibberish.
    • Cast a random spell poorly
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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  • Living fog Solitary, Huge, Stealthy, Devious, Intelligent, Planar, Amorphous
    Disintegrate (d10+3 damage) 24 HP
    Reach, Ignores Armor, Far
    Special Qualities: Can split up to three times(damage and health reduces equivalently)

    Fog, it has been around longer than any creature. Something from ages long forgotten has made it sentient. Those that enter it's domain, those that harm nature, will feel it's wrath. Instinct: To engulf living tissue

    • Slow encroaching spread
    • Odorless and colorless till it attacks
    • It's fog, it can get into and destroy internal organs
    • Physical attacks have no effect
    • Armor and weapons can be destroyed
    Created by potrace 1.10, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2011 This monster has been edited. Its probably still cool, but its stats may not line up with standard monsters.
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