UNDEAD IN INZELADUN
Ask anyone who has played in my world for very
long. I LOVE UNDEAD VILLIANS! They excite me, interest me, and
fascinate me.
Just click on the name of
the type of undead to go to the specific page for that type of
undead.
I have spent a lot of time studying ghost
and vampire
folklore, reading ghost and vampire stories, and watching movies about the
Undead. If you play in my world with me as the DM, be prepared to
face the walking dead at some point...
Throughout the vast shadowy world of
ghosts and demons there is no figure so terrible, no figure so dreaded and
abhorred, yet dight with such fearful fascination, as the vampire, who is
himself neither ghost nor demon, but yet who partakes the dark natures and
possesses the mysterious and terrible qualities of both.
Rev Montague Summers
If there is in this world a well attested
account, it is that of the vampires. Nothing is lacking: official reports,
affadavits of well known people, of surgeons, of priests, of magistrates;
the judicial proof is most complete. And with all that, who is there who
believes in vampires?
Rousseau
For as long as mankind has kept written records,
the comings and goings of spirits have been noted. Some are
described as lights or recognizable shapes in the darkness.
Others seem to be real, but are nothing more than images of light, as
incorporeal as they are unliving. Theycome in all manner of shapes
and sizes. They undertake macabre missions and have any number of
motivations. Most are evil, some indifferent, and a few good and
kind.
Edward van Richten
Some famed Vampires and Ghosts in Inzeladun include:
Ygdal the black dragon vampire of Inzeladun
DEATH KNIGHTS, MUMMIES and LICHESPoets and philosophers of every age and
nation have noted that life is an insignificant moment when compared to
the enormity of death. It is undeniable that death lasts longer than
life. For most this is not distressing... But some few bemoan their
short lives, fearing what lies beyond the
grave.
Edward van Richten
Some of the more famous Death Knights in Inzeladun include:
Ongenfrith the Revenant Death Knight
Some of the more famous Mummies include:
Some of the more famous Liches include:
Undead of every conceivable type
inhabit the dark places of Inzeladun. Vampires
prowl the haunted
castles of Drychtnoth; mummies
inhabit the lost tombs of Khemt;
ghouls dig in the barrows; death
knights seek to destroy good; and liches
play with men like we play with chess pieces. For those too
frightened to learn more, you may go back now to the safety of the home
page.
Click on the name of a type of undead to go to a specific undead page(s).
Zombie
of the Old Ones
Bloody
Bones
Skleros
Hungry
Dead
Dry
Bones
Ghost
Mount
Penanggalan
Template
Spirit
Ghoul Template
Lich
Baobhan
Sith
Rom
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