So what's the next book to be released in the "Complete" series?

[cougent]

compromise... hags in thongs?

Hags Gone Wild!

 

[palleomortis]

damn! Now I'll NEVER get that out of my head!

So far as completes, I would have LIKED to see the epic. Hey, I would STILL like to see epic. WE SHOULD PETITION FOR IT!!!!...or somthing. After all, how many people still play past editions? Just becuase there's another edition doesn't mean people will stop playing THIS one, does it? I think I would buy it.

 

[blargney the second]

You'd probably have more luck if you replaced "Hag" with "Elf dressed for the beach"

So *that's* what Mialee is...

 

[AnonymousOne]

So *that's* what Mialee is...

Maybe so, but it still doesn't solve her sexual ambiguity.

 

[blargney the second]

At least it solves the fugliness mystery.

 

[Rel]

At least it solves the fugliness mystery.

Hey you shouldn't judge Mialee on her looks. You should judge her on her personality.

 

[Aeolius]

Hey you shouldn't judge Mialee on her looks. You should judge her on her personality.

Same with hags!!

 

[Ry]

Mialee's (debateable) beauty is only skin deep.

Hags are ugly all the way down.

 

[Rel]

Mialee's (debateable) beauty is only skin deep.

This is ostensibly the problem with her personality as well.

 

[Aeolius]

Hags are ugly all the way down.

Night hags have Polymorph (Self), annis and greenhags have Disguise Self. That's a good start for altering their outward appearance. Otherwise, the Night Hag Family Tree wouldn't be nearly as impressive.

As for their disposition, not all hags are evil. In 1e, night hags were neutral (evil). Night hags may now be "always" neutral evil; but there is that one in a million example to watch out for. The night hag (now spirit hag) protagonist NPC in my games is such a specimen. The annis, sea hag, and greenhag are "usually" chaotic evil, leaving the possibility for 49% of their numbers to be otherwise aligned.