Undead Origins

Voadam

Legend
Wizard's Academy
Pathfinder 1e
Death Knight: Most (but not all) death knights were paladins in life, who broke their vows in such a complete and horrific way that they became the exact inverse of their formor holiness. This goes far beyond simply losing honor; only someone who has completely and utterly fallen in word, deed, and disposition could become something as horrific as a death knight.
Deathknight Mageknight 11: ?
Death Knight Lord, Great Death Knigh Lord: ?
Death Knight Lord Mageknight 17: ?
Draugr: Greater by far than anything simple magic can reproduce, draugr are naturally-occuring undead of great power, possessing intelligence, cunning, and a great hunger and hatred for the living.
This crypt was built by a particularly ambitious necromancy student, who was looking for a place to hide bodies he’d stolen from the school mortuary. However, underestimating the magic that leaks from the academy above, these bodies animated on their own as draugr before he was able to make use of them, and ate him the next time he visited.
Storm Draugr: This crypt was built by a particularly ambitious necromancy student, who was looking for a place to hide bodies he’d stolen from the school mortuary. However, underestimating the magic that leaks from the academy above, these bodies animated on their own as draugr before he was able to make use of them, and ate him the next time he visited.
Devouring Draugr: This crypt was built by a particularly ambitious necromancy student, who was looking for a place to hide bodies he’d stolen from the school mortuary. However, underestimating the magic that leaks from the academy above, these bodies animated on their own as draugr before he was able to make use of them, and ate him the next time he visited.
Janus, Being, God of Gateways and Dualities, Great Archetype of the Undead Servant, Avatar: Janus is the god of gateways and dualities, usually associated with the gateways of death and time, but his territory extends beyond this limitation. He is also the great archetype of the undead servant; while it is virtually impossible to summon an actual god, Janus is surprisingly accomidating of mortal casters, sending an avat[a]r to the service of any caster of sufficient power to summon it.
Skeletal Student: ?
Skeletal Student Initiate: The skeleton in this room has long-since been animated by the lingering magic of the academy, and is an initiate skeletal student. He doesn’t remember anything, not even his name, except that he was thrown into this cell while alive, then everyone left and he died.
Skeletal Student Basic: ?
Skeletal Student Journeyman: ?
Skeletal Student Advanced: ?
Skeletal Student Master: ?
Lord Baroden de Fleur, The Lovelorn Lich, Human Lich Soulweaver 19, Professor of Both Healing and Necromancy, Most Infamous Teacher at Windfell Academy, Strictest Teacher, One of the Best Teachers, Undead Abomination Turned Teacher, Overseer of Healing Services and the Crypt, Being of Unadulterated Evil, Very Effective Teacher, More Gifted Teacher, Undead Spellcaster: ?
Death Knight, Truest Champion of All That is Evil in the World, Being of Undeath and Cruelty, Undead With a Mastery of Necromancy: ?
Draugr, Golden Standard of the Undead, Naturally-Occurring Undead of Great Power: ?
Storm Draugr, More Powerful Draugr: ?
Devouring Draugr, More Powerful Draugr: ?
Skeletal Student Initiate, Skeleton, Erich Child: ?
Skeletal Student Initiate, Skeleton, Experimental Construct: ?
Skeletal Servant: ?
Skeletal Student, Skeletal Mage: ?
Skeletal Student Initiate, Servant: ?
Skeletal Student Initiate, Skeletal Form, Undead Remains of the Maelotef: ?
Skeletal Student Basic Skeletal Form, Undead Remains of the Maelotef: ?
Skeletal Student Journeyman Skeletal Form, Undead Remains of the Maelotef: ?
Skeletal Student Advanced Skeletal Form, Undead Remains of the Maelotef: ?
Skeletal Student Master Skeletal Form, Undead Remains of the Maelotef: ?
Skeletal Student, Undead Monstrosity: ?
Undead, Undead Creature: Creating undead requires the theft of another’s body and soul, and results in the creation of a creature who inherently seeks the torture and death of all living things.
Intelligent Undead, Intelligent Undead Creature: ?
Intelligent Undead Servant: ?
Undead Servant: ?
Naturally Occurring Undead: ?
Undead Experiment: ?
Undead Experiment Unintelligent Servant: ?
Corporeal Undead: ?
Incorporeal Undead: ?
Most Common Creature Found in the Employ of Wizards: ?
Undead Servant: ?
Ghost: ?
Lich: ?
Skeleton: ?
Vampiric Headmaster: ?
Vampire: ?
Zombie: ?
 

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Voadam

Legend
Vathak Times #2
Pathfinder 1e
Masked Ghoul: A humanoid that dies of [a masked ghoul's] ghoul fever rises as a masked ghoul at the next midnight.
Masked Ghoul, Beautiful Romni Girl: ?
Masked Ghoul, Lazy Creature: ?
Masked Ghoul, Pawn: ?
Typical Ghoul: ?
Lich, Powerful Undead, Master: ?
Vampire, Powerful Undead, Master: ?
Powerful Undead, Master: ?
 

Voadam

Legend
Vathak Times #3
Pathfinder 1e
Bone Gorger, Ghoul Worm: ?
Bone Gorger, Worm, Giant Creature, Subterranean Creature: ?
Bone Gorger, Dangerous Guardian: ?
Bone Gorger Variant: ?
Bone Gorger, Horror: ?
Undead: ?
Ghoul, Standard Ghoul, Normal Ghoul: A humanoid who dies of wasting rot and is not given a proper burial rises as a standard ghoul 24 hours after the disease consumes them.
 


Voadam

Legend
Wayfinder #16
Pathfinder 1e
Undead, Undead Creature: ?
AI Ghost: “If I’m right, this artifact, which the ancients called a ‘computer,’ was used to create AI ghosts.”
AI Ghost, Ghost Capable of Possessing Objects, Undying Spirit: ?
Ghost, Actual Ghost: ?
Shadow: Dirge of Weeping Color masterpiece.
Chelaxian Vampire: ?

Dirge of Weeping Color (Keyboard, Produce Tones)
This mournful tune leaches all color from the area and allows you to attack as a shadow.
Prerequisite: Perform (keyboard) 10 ranks or Perform (produce tones) 10 ranks.
Cost: Feat or 3rd-level bard spell known.
Effect: As this somber piece begins, color begins to bleed from all objects within 20 feet of you. The various hues stream from all directions into your hands, saturating your skin until it is blackened, while rendering all objects around you in stark black and white. For the duration of the performance, you can make a touch attack that deals 1d6 points of Strength damage to any living creature. The creature can attempt a Fortitude save to resist this damage. Any humanoid creature killed by your Strength damage becomes a shadow under your control in 1 round. These shadows exist until you end your performance. Abilities that extend the duration of a bardic performance (such as Lingering Performance) affect this masterpiece.
Use: 1 bardic performance round per round.
Action: 1 full round.
 

Voadam

Legend
Wayfinder #17
Pathfinder 1e
Iron Wight: When a raging barbarian dies destroying a robot, sometimes the anger of the barbarian’s spirit is so great that it lives on in undeath as an iron wight, forming a new body from the remains of its foe. An iron wight is typically 10 feet in height and weighs 2,000 pounds. Their individual forms vary greatly, but all are generally humanoid in shape, and often incorporate pieces of the dead barbarian’s remains, most often the skull, in the new mechanical body.
Voltleech: On rare occasions, when a powerful android succumbs to an undead energy-draining attack, rather than rising as a spawn under the control of its sire, the deceased android turns into a voltleech—a powerful independent undead that feeds on technological power sources and the bioelectrical energy of living creatures.
Iron Wight, Giant Humanoid Form: ?
Voltleech, Horrifying Fusion of Necrotic Flesh and Technological Devices, Powerful Independent Undead that Feeds on Technological Power Sources and the Bioelectrical Energy of Living Creatures: ?
Mindless Undead: ?
Undead, Undead Creature: ?
Undead Hellknight Prodigy: ?
Undead Minion: ?
Spawn: On rare occasions, when a powerful android succumbs to an undead energy-draining attack, rather than rising as a spawn under the control of its sire, the deceased android turns into a voltleech—a powerful independent undead that feeds on technological power sources and the bioelectrical energy of living creatures.
Ghoul: “You don’t know what that will do to you!” Almelos shouts back at me. My deep blue shirt and leggings and his many-colored robe are both soaked in the blood of our friends. Our squad had been ambushed in the night. The thing hunting us, born into this world from the nightmarish Abyss, used its foul magic to paralyze us as it sucked the life from us with its terrible gaze.
I watched, helpless, as my friends — my brother and sister demon-slayers — died one by one and decayed into ghoulish mockeries of their former selves. Almelos and I fled and barricaded ourselves in a nearby ruin.
Ghoul, Ghoulish Mockery: ?
Lich Lord Vordakai, Mere Puppet: ?
Vampire: ?
Fast Zombie: ?
 

Voadam

Legend
Wayfinder #18
Pathfinder 1e
Gravestone Dryad: Gravestone dryads are twisted versions of their former selves, created when a dryad's tree is felled near a cemetery. The combination of the dryad's death, loss of her tree, and collective sorrow of the cemetery’s mourners calls to the dryad's soul and reunites it with its former body, which immediately sets out for the graveyard. The first gravestone dryads surfaced in Ustalav and in large battlefields near Geb, but they have since spread to all corners of Golarion.
Gravestone Dryad, Woman: ?
Undead Predator: ?
Undead, Undead Creature: ?
Zombie: A creature killed in this manner [by a gravestone dryad's entomb ability] automatically rises as a zombie, breaking free of the coffin 1 round later.
In return, fey seek out gravestone dryads to destroy them permanently—though often fey fall prey to their own self-assurance and wind up as zombies under a gravestone dryad’s control.
Zombie, Zombie Minion: ?
Unliving Shadow: ?
Umbra, First World Greater Shadow Slayer 5: ?
Wight With Fey Trait, Haunted Fey Minion, Henchman: ?
 

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