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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5433776" data-attributes="member: 57383">...and here's the Obligatory Typo (TM), in the very first paragraph:A lost soul is an amalgamation of zombie-like beings in a single entity.  Once a lost soul is created, it immediately searches for others of its  kind with which to merge, growing ever larger and more dangeorus. It's also got this to sort out:Incorporeal Lost Souls Details on changes here. I thought we were doing the incorporeal version as a separate monster, but if you prefer a subentry I'd go something like this:Incorporeal Lost SoulsSome lost souls are tormented spirits of the dead fused into one being rather than amalgamations of zombie-like undead. An incorporeal lost soul has the following changes:Add Incorporeal subtype (resulting in a Strength and Grapple modifier of -)Replace its claw attacks with incorporeal touch attack with the same attack bonus and damage dice but with no strength modifier on the damage.Replace its Gnaw special attack with the following:Gnawing Terror (Ex): When a lost soul makes a full attack, it can make  additional incorporeal touch attack against opponents affected by its immobilizing terror special attack (see below) that are within its Reach. It can make one attack against each immobilized opponent (+6 touch, 1d6 damage). Lost souls can use gnawing terror against as many opponents as they have incorporeal touch attacks.Replace its Improved Grab special attack with the following:Immobilizing Terror (Su): If an incorporeal lost soul hits with its incorporeal touch attack its opponent must succeed at a DC X Will save or be immobilized with fear for 1d4 rounds. A creature suffering from immobilizing terror cannot leave its square under its own power and is vulnerable to the lost souls gnawing terror special attack (see above). The immobile opponent can still fight, but has the frightened condition for the duration of the terror. This is a mind-affecting fear effect. The save DC is Charisma-based.Replace its Absorb Corpse special quality with the following:Absorb Soul (Su): If an incorporeal lost soul kills a humanoid or monstrous  humanoid it can add the spirit of the slain creature to its own soul-amalgam as a move action. For  every victim it absorbs in this fashion, the lost soul gains 1 HD; for  every 2 HD it advances, it gains an additional incorporeal touch attack. A lost soul  gains no additional benefits (such as skills or feats) until it reaches  the next size category.  Absorbed victims cannot be returned to life with a raise dead or  resurrection spell without first destroying the lost soul it has become  part of, although they can be brought back to life with a wish or true  resurrection (this removes the HD, attack and fast healing advancement  the absorbed victim gave the lost soul). Two or more incorporeal lost souls can absorb each other, merging together into a  single lost soul as a full-round action. The Hit Dice of the resulting  monster equals the sum of the individual lost souls' HD.We'll also need to change the feats a bit for the incorporeal version.</blockquote>

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