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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 6973453" data-attributes="member: 2209"><p><strong>Wayfinder 11</strong></p><p></p><p><a href="http://paizo.com/products/btpy97u6?Wayfinder-11" target="_blank">Wayfinder 11</a></p><p>Pathfinder 1e</p><p><strong>Coin Wraith:</strong> Coin wraiths are the unquiet spirits of individuals whose hearts were consumed by avarice. Those who covet personal wealth or attempt to steal it—bandits, bankers, grasping nobles, misers, profiteers, thieves and despots—all have the potential to become coin wraiths following their deaths. Followers of Abadar, Besmara, Gyronna, Shax, and Mammon are often cursed with this existence for failure to show proper devotion. </p><p><strong>Contra-Legem Devourer:</strong> ?</p><p><strong>Contra-Legem Creature:</strong> A Contra-Legem creature is an intelligent undead who in life made a deal with the powers of hell for its soul but, by accident or design, became an undead and escaped. Hell doesn’t let go of its prizes easily, instead infusing the new undead with power and a sense of loyalty. It serves Hell on the material plane, gaining more infernal powers but losing some of its free will. </p><p>“Contra-Legem Creature” is an acquired template that can be added to any intelligent undead. </p><p><strong>Segruchen, the Fallen King:</strong> Segruchen the Iron Gargoyle was called the King of the Barrowood. His reign of cruelty inspired fear in the hearts of those who dared live near the wood’s dreaded boughs. But one day, an upstart paladin named Iomedae dismembered Segruchen’s wings, during an amazing aerial battle, leaving a crater where he fell. Iomedae finished off the maimed Segruchen, and his lifeblood spilled into the earth. </p><p>Centuries later, evil stirred within that crater. His hatred and the last of his lifeblood infused his undying vengeance into the earth, and the stone twisted itself into a crumbling statue of his former self, oozing gouts of blood from the stumps of his wings.</p><p><strong>Thespis:</strong> When a dedicated performing artist is unable to complete his masterpiece due to an untimely demise, his soul sometimes becomes so frustrated by the unfulfilled ambition that it manifests as a malevolent spirit known as a thespis. </p><p><strong>Thespis Haunt:</strong> Thespi that dwell in the same theater for over 5 years can bond with the stage, becoming a thespis haunt.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 6973453, member: 2209"] [b]Wayfinder 11[/b] [URL=http://paizo.com/products/btpy97u6?Wayfinder-11]Wayfinder 11[/URL] Pathfinder 1e [b]Coin Wraith:[/b] Coin wraiths are the unquiet spirits of individuals whose hearts were consumed by avarice. Those who covet personal wealth or attempt to steal it—bandits, bankers, grasping nobles, misers, profiteers, thieves and despots—all have the potential to become coin wraiths following their deaths. Followers of Abadar, Besmara, Gyronna, Shax, and Mammon are often cursed with this existence for failure to show proper devotion. [b]Contra-Legem Devourer:[/b] ? [b]Contra-Legem Creature:[/b] A Contra-Legem creature is an intelligent undead who in life made a deal with the powers of hell for its soul but, by accident or design, became an undead and escaped. Hell doesn’t let go of its prizes easily, instead infusing the new undead with power and a sense of loyalty. It serves Hell on the material plane, gaining more infernal powers but losing some of its free will. “Contra-Legem Creature” is an acquired template that can be added to any intelligent undead. [b]Segruchen, the Fallen King:[/b] Segruchen the Iron Gargoyle was called the King of the Barrowood. His reign of cruelty inspired fear in the hearts of those who dared live near the wood’s dreaded boughs. But one day, an upstart paladin named Iomedae dismembered Segruchen’s wings, during an amazing aerial battle, leaving a crater where he fell. Iomedae finished off the maimed Segruchen, and his lifeblood spilled into the earth. Centuries later, evil stirred within that crater. His hatred and the last of his lifeblood infused his undying vengeance into the earth, and the stone twisted itself into a crumbling statue of his former self, oozing gouts of blood from the stumps of his wings. [b]Thespis:[/b] When a dedicated performing artist is unable to complete his masterpiece due to an untimely demise, his soul sometimes becomes so frustrated by the unfulfilled ambition that it manifests as a malevolent spirit known as a thespis. [b]Thespis Haunt:[/b] Thespi that dwell in the same theater for over 5 years can bond with the stage, becoming a thespis haunt. [/QUOTE]
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