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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 7945142" data-attributes="member: 2209">d20 Modernd20 Modern Cumulative[spoiler]Undead, Undead Creature: An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces. (d20 Modern SRD)An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces. (D20 Modern)Sample incantations include ones that allow one to control the weather, create powerful undead creatures, animate golems, subjugate powerful fiends, and cure supposedly incurable diseases. (d20 Dark Matter)The undead are powered by the unending, baleful influence of necromantic magic. A severed limb may kill a man due to shock and blood loss. A zombie or skeleton merely shrugs off such a blow and continues fighting until it is hacked to pieces. The undead are, in essence, spirits or bundles of magical energy that use a physical body as a vessel or container. Despite massive damage to an undead creature’s physical body, it can continue to pursue its goals so long as its body is relatively intact and the malign influence that powers it is undisturbed. (13 Occult Templates)If you are undead and kill a living creature with the energy drain power the slain creature rises instead as the same type of undead as you. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)If you are undead and kill a living creature with the life drain power the slain creature rises instead as the same type of undead as you. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead. (The Three Lives of Fantomah: Daughter of the Pharaohs)Animate Dead power. (Godsend Agenda)Aberrant Horror: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Aberrant Horror, Dangerous Creature.Acolyte 3/Dedicated Hero 3 Mothfolk Undying: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Acolyte 3/Dedicated Hero 3 Undying Mothfolk: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Actual Ghost: See Ghost, Actual Ghost.Advanced Bodak: See Bodak Advanced.Advanced Charred One: See Charred One Advanced.Advanced Skin Feaster: See Skin Feaster Advanced.Albino Horribly Scarred Zombie: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Albino Scarred Horribly Zombie: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Albino Zombie Horribly Scarred: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Albino Zombie Scarred Horribly: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Alien Malicious Undead: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Alien Undead Malicious: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Amalgamation Incorporeal of Dozens of Sentient Minds: See Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds.Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds Incorporeal: See Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds.Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Ancient Ghoul: See Ghoul Ancient.Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin: See Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin.Animating Spirit: See Spirit Animating.Apparition: See Ghost Apparition.Apparition: See Spirit Frightful, Apparition.Ash Wraith: Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds. (Urban Arcana SRD)Vengeful undead whose bodies were cremated against their wishes, ash wraiths despise the living and seek to immolate those who wronged them. (Urban Arcana SRD)Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds. (Urban Arcana SRD)Vengeful undead whose bodies were cremated against their wishes, ash wraiths despise the living and seek to immolate those who wronged them. (d20 Urban Arcana)Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead incantation. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead incantation. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Atmospheric Balls of Energy: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Balls Atmospheric of Energy: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Balls of Energy Atmospheric: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Bank of Fog Light Swirling: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Bank of Fog Swirling Light: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Bank of Light Fog Swirling: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Bank of Mist Swirling: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist.Bank of Swirling Fog Light: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Bank of Swirling Light Fog: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Bank of Swirling Mist: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist.Banshee: See Spirit Groaning, Banshee.Base Zombie: See Zombie Base.Beggarwoman: See The Beggarwoman.Bhuta: Bhutas are evil ghosts, the restless soul of someone who died for his crimes or was killed in a way abhorrent to his religion (such as suicide). (Imperial Age British India)Bloated Undead: Their bodies swollen with disease, rot, and the fell influence of necromantic magic, the bloated are undead, walking time bombs. (13 Occult Templates)“Bloated” is a template that may be added to any undead creature that has a corporeal form. Undead creatures that do not have fleshy bodies, such as skeletons, may not receive this template. (13 Occult Templates)Blood Corpse: When a person dies in the grip of an addiction or need so strong that it overwhelms their thoughts and blots out their personality, the craving can sometimes hold the diseased spirit bound to the body. (Book of Unremitting Horror)The first recorded blood corpses were dead Roman aristocrats, who perished weeping because they would never see the games, or watch slaves butcher an actor in a degenerate performance of The Bacchae. Blood corpses in the Middle Ages were often starving peasants, who died whining for a moldy crust of bread, or flagellant monks addicted to prayer and the pursuit of God. In later years, they arose when men and women addicted to drink or vice died in bedlam, their minds rotted by their insatiable desires. The blood corpses of the modern era (and there are many more than there used to be) are most likely to be the result of death through drug overdose, when an addict just could not cram enough sweet satisfaction into his veins. (Book of Unremitting Horror)A blood corpse can result from any fatally compulsive behavior. There is even one straggle-haired horror, stalking the streets after dark and preying on happy women. Her bulimia killed her, and she now binges on hot blood instead of on chocolate bars. (Book of Unremitting Horror)Bloodsucking Zombie: See Zombie Bloodsucking.Blossomer: For this, the demon needs a host, usually a high-ranking male member of the cult who is willing to die for the cause. The ritual only succeeds if the volunteer stays alive until he expires from blood loss; he must thus prepare himself thoroughly, whether by meditation, contemplation and privation, or with self-debasing excesses – drugs, drink, certain sex acts, and violence (traditions vary). Then, when his cult decides that it is time, he gives his life to his patron. The group places him on an altar and begins to eat his body, from the waist down, using only their teeth and fingernails. If the volunteer can survive the pain and shock to stay conscious and willing, his patron sends a demonic agent into the sacrifice’s body at the moment he is exsanguinated. The cult continues its feast until they have gobbled up everything below the ribcage, at which point, the corpse comes to life as a blossomer. (Book of Unremitting Horror)Blue Zombie: See Zombie Blue.Bodak: The fraal, or grays, occasionally come into conflict with true evil, just as humans do. A fraal slain by a force of evil becomes a bodak—a kind of malicious undead alien. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Few of these creatures actually manage to move from the city-ships to Earth; most of the bodaks found on the planet came into being when grays died at the hands of evil creatures while on missions for their people. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien: ?Bodak Advanced: ?Brainless Zombie: See Zombie Brainless.Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood, Zombie Brotherhood Mutant.Brotherhood Mutant: See Zombie Brotherhood, Zombie Brotherhood Mutant.Caller Shadow: See Whisperer in the Dark, Shadow Caller.Carmilla: See Vampire Charismatic Hero 6, Carmilla.Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2 Human Vampire: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2 Vampire Human: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2 Dosai Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2 Ghost Information Dosai: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10 Dosai Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10.Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10 Ghost Information Dosai: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10.Charismatic Hero 6 Vampire: See Vampire Charismatic Hero 6.Charismatic Hero 8 Vampire: See Vampire Charismatic Hero 8.Charismatic Hero 10 Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10.Charismatic Ordinary 8 Revenant: See Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8.Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Charred One: A charred one is the restless and vengeful spirit of a person who was burned alive, either through the willful or careless act of another or through fire from an infernal source. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Charred One, Human Being That Has Been Burned to a Blackened Husk: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: ?Charred One Advanced: ?Child Zombie: See Zombie Child.Classic Trained Zombie Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Classic Zombie: See Zombie Classic.Classic Zombie Trained Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Cloaked Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Human Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Cloaked Undead: Some necromancers are capable of preserving their subject’s body, granting the undead creature they create a seemingly normal outward appearance. (13 Occult Templates)“Cloaked” is a template that may be added to any Medium-size undead creature with a physical body.Common Zombie: See Zombie Common.Corpse Animated of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin: See Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin.Corpse Blood: See Blood Corpse.Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin Animated: See Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin.Creature Animated by Spiritual Forces Once-Living: See Once-Living Creature Animated by Spiritual Forces.Creature Animated by Supernatural Forces Once-Living: See Once-Living Creature Animated by Supernatural Forces.Creature Dangerous: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Aberrant Horror, Dangerous Creature.Creature Foul: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Creature Horrible: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Creature Intelligent Undead: See Undead Intelligent Creature.Creature Once-Living Animated by Spiritual Forces: See Once-Living Creature Animated by Spiritual Forces.Creature Once-Living Animated by Supernatural Forces: See Once-Living Creature Animated by Supernatural Forces.Creature Pitiable: See Ghoul, Pitiable Creature.Creature Shadow: See Vampire, Monster With Mind-Dominating Power, Shadow Creature.Creature Undead: See Undead, Undead Creature.Creature Undead Intelligent: See Undead Intelligent Creature.Creature Undying: See Undying Creature.Creep: See Zombie Creep.Crocodile Huge Zombie: See Zombie Crocodile Huge.Crocodile Zombie Huge: See Zombie Crocodile Huge.Crone Grizzled: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Cryonoid Zombie: See Zombie Cryonoid.Dangerous Creature: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Aberrant Horror, Dangerous Creature.Dark Decade Vampire: See Vampire Dark Decade. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)Dead Living: See Living Dead.Dead Relentless: See Relentless Dead.Dead Spirit of the: Se.e Spirit of the DeadDeadite: ?Deadite Familiar Nether-Beast: See Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar.Deadite Guardian: ?Deadite Harpy: ?Deadite Legless: ?Deadite Limb Possessed: See Deadite Possessed Limb.Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar: ?Deadite Pig: ?Deadite Possessed Limb: If someone possessed by a Kandarian demon gets a good bite or claw off on you, chances are you might become possessed. If you're lucky, that doesn't happen. If you're unlucky, you turn into a deadite zombie. If you're really unlucky, you only become partially possessed and the location that was damaged takes on a mind of its own. As in, your body part does its best to kill you even while still attached. (d20 Evil Dead)So your hand has become possessed. Or maybe it's your whole arm. Or maybe it's your leg. And we hope to God it's not…well, down there. But in any case, it's obvious the only logical thing to do is chop it off. Right? (d20 Evil Dead)That's how it starts. (d20 Evil Dead)Deadite Queen: ?Deadite Skeleton: ?Deadite Skullbat: ?Deadite Slavelord: Stuff the fat, oozing flesh of a deadite guardian into S&M gear, chop off its fingers and replace them with really long claws, and you've got yourself a deadite slavelord. (d20 Evil Dead)Deadite Tree: Stick a Kandarian demon in a deadite tree and you get one pissed off demon. Kandarians seriously enjoy possessing things that can scream, shout, dance, and giggle incoherently. (d20 Evil Dead)Trees. Just. Sit. There. (d20 Evil Dead)Deadite Warrior: ?Deadite Zombie: Any living humanoid that accumulates enough damage to reduce his hit points by one-quarter must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 15) or become a deadite zombie in 1d10 rounds. He must make another save for each additional quarter of hit points lost to deadite melee attacks. (d20 Evil Dead)If someone possessed by a Kandarian demon gets a good bite or claw off on you, chances are you might become possessed. If you're lucky, that doesn't happen. If you're unlucky, you turn into a deadite zombie. If you're really unlucky, you only become partially possessed and the location that was damaged takes on a mind of its own. (d20 Evil Dead)Dedicated Hero 3 Mummy: See Mummy Dedicated Hero 3.Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3 Mothfolk Undying: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3 Undying Mothfolk: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Human Police Officer Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Human Revenant Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Police Officer Human Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1. Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Police Officer Revenant Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 1 Revenant Human Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Dedicated Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Revenant Police Officer Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Demon of the Night: See Lich Smart Hero 3/Mage 6, Demon of the Night.Demon Vampire: See Vampire Glabrezu, Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon.Demonic Zombie: See Zombie Demonic.Devil Zombie: See Zombie Devil.Devourer: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Dog-Demon Vampiric: See Vampire Glabrezu, Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon.Dominating Spirit: See Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit.Doom Hag: It is said that these foul creatures are the withered spirits of demented spinsters who were feared and reviled by people who knew them in life. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life: ?Doom Hag Spirit: ?Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2 Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10 Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10.Dosai Ghost Information Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Dosai Ghost Information Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10.Dracula: See Vampire, Dracula.Drow Vampire: See Vampire Drow.Drowned Maiden: See Spirit, The Drowned Maiden.Emperor's Tower: ?Energy Atmospheric Balls of: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Enhanced Memory Zombie: See Zombie Enhanced Memory.Esoan Ghost Information Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2.Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2 Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2.Familiar Deadite Nether-Beast: See Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar.Familiar Nether-Beast Deadite: See Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar.Fast Hero 1/Smart Hero 4 Zombie Enhanced Memory: See Zombie Enhanced Memory Fast Hero 1/Smart Hero 4.Fast Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3 Human Vampire: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Fast Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3 Vampire Human: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Fast Ordinary 2 Zombie Sprinter: See Zombie Sprinter Fast Ordinary 2.Favorite Folkloric: See Vampire, Folkloric Favorite.Feaster Skin: See Skin Feaster.Fetch: See Spirit Weakening, Fetch.Flesh-Hungry Imbecile: See Zombie Imbecile Flesh-Hungry.Flesh-Hungry Monster Pale-Faced, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Flesh-Hungry Pale-Faced Monster: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster.Foe Greatest, Jimran Oldesmith: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Fog Light Swirling Bank of: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Fog Swirling Light Bank of: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Fog Zombie: See Zombie Fog.Folkloric Favorite: See Vampire, Folkloric Favorite.Foot Leader Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader.Foot Soldier Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier.Foot Zombie Brotherhood Leader: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader.Foot Zombie Brotherhood Soldier: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier.Formaldehyde Zombie: See Zombie Formaldehyde.Former Spirit of a Man: See Spirit of a Man Former.Formerly Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Human, Formerly Human Ghoul.Foul Creature: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Freak Zombie: See Zombie Freak.Frenzied Zombie: See Zombie Frenzied.Friendly Spirit: See Spirit Friendly.Frightful Spirit: See Spirit Frightful.Fungi Zombie: See Zombie Fungi.Ghast: See Ghoul Ghast.Ghost, Actual Ghost: Ghosts are the spectral remnants of intelligent beings that, for one reason or another, cannot rest easily in their graves. (D20 Ghostbusters)“Ghost” is an acquired template that can be added to any aberration, animal, dragon, giant, humanoid, magical beast, monstrous humanoid, or plant. The creature must have a Charisma score of at least 6. (D20 Ghostbusters)The word “ghost” is actually a catchall term for many different types of supernatural manifestations. Clouding the waters even further, many ghost hunters and theologians have differing opinions on the nature of ghosts. Some believe that they are the souls of those who are somehow trapped here on earth and have yet to “cross over.” Others believe that ghosts are demons that appear to the living to sow confusion and religious doubt. Yet others believe that ghosts are naturally occurring ripples of strong emotions echoing from dimensions that intersect our own. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)One theory—the one I believe to be true—is that these locations or objects absorbed the psychic impressions of a person in the same way a room absorbs strong odors such as cigarette smoke. Those impressions linger long after the person has passed away, but are really nothing more than an echo of a strong emotional imprint. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)The other type of ghost—lost souls—are spirits whose mortal remains have expired but whose immortal souls have not passed on to the “undiscovered country”, the “next life”, “heaven”, or whatever you prefer to call it. Usually, they stay behind because of unfinished business. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Commonly believed to be the disembodied spirit of a dead person or animal. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Some assert that they are the lost souls of those who are somehow trapped here on Earth and have yet to “cross over” because they have not realized they are dead or due to an untimely death. Some religious experts believe that ghosts are demons that appear to the living in an effort to confuse and create doubt in an individual’s faith. Yet others believe that ghosts are naturally occurring echoes of strong emotions “recorded” in another dimension that intersects with our own. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Within the last year, multiple spirits have been sighted roaming the factories at night. Some workers believe that they are ghosts of those that were brutally killed by the Trust's thugs during the strike break. (T7-1899 The Minds of Tomorrow)Awaken the Dead power. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Ghost: See Spirit, Ghost.Ghost, Incorporeal Undead: ?Ghost Actual: See Ghost, Actual Ghost.Ghost Apparition: ?Ghost Information: Information ghosts are created when individuals with some connection to Red Truth have their minds destroyed by uncontrolled exposure to Red Truth. This can only happen under unusual circumstances, such as extended visits to Green Reach facility or other places where Red Truth bleeds over into our reality. It is almost impossible for yaom or psionicists to become information ghosts through their normal interactions with Red Truth. In areas where Red Truth is accessed repeatedly the barrier between it and this dimension sometimes weakens, allowing Red Truth to spill into our world and cause damage to those whose minds are unprepared. (Dawning Star: Helios Rising)An information ghost is made up of the whole of the information stored within the brain of a psionicist who suffered terminal exposure to Red Truth. The victim's consciousness leaves their body as pure information which continues to exist in Red Truth, but cannot leave Red Truth or areas where it has invaded our reality without great difficulty. (Dawning Star: Helios Rising)Information ghost is an inherited template that can be gained by any character who is a yaom, a dosai, or a psionicist and whose Wisdom is reduced to 0 through uncontrolled exposure to Red Truth. This can happen in areas where Red Truth bleeds over into our dimension, such as Green Reach. Under extremely trying conditions yaom looking into Red Truth can become information ghosts. This normally only occurs to yaom if their Wisdom is reduced to 0, they have no power points left, and are disabled or suffering from a fear condition. In such a situation the yaom must make a Will save (DC 15) to avoid becoming an information ghost. Some powerful yaom can will their minds into the form of an information ghost using advanced psionic abilities, but this power is extremely rare and only the most powerful yaom masters can do so. (Dawning Star: Helios Rising)Ghost Information Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2 Dosai: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Ghost Information Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10 Dosai: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10.Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost: ?Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10, Sheargus: A dosai researcher at Green Reach, Sheargus ignored the warnings of his fellow researchers and probed the far reaches of Red Truth. What he found there no one is sure, but in the days before the vaasi fleet enter the Helios system Sheargus had a psychotic break during which killed several other researchers. Sheargus was incarcerated and awaiting psychological evaluation when the brainshock cannon malfunctioned. A powerful psionicist, Sheargus survived the transformation into an information ghost. (Dawning Star: Helios Rising)Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2, Kurlis: When the final malfunction of the brainshock cannon occurred Kurlis was in the process of trying to physically restrain the vaasi-infected scientist who sabotaged the brainshock cannon and was attempting to fire it. Kurlis failed, and thus Green Reach was doomed. (Dawning Star: Helios Rising)Ghost Information Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2 Esoan: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2.Ghost Lost Soul: Lost souls are the spirits of those who die but are unable or unwilling to leave our plane of existence—usually because of some unfinished business, but in rare instances because of outside intervention. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)“Lost soul” is an inherited template that can be added to any recently deceased creature with Intelligence of 3 or greater. Lost souls manifest themselves in one of four classifications depending on the amount of their spiritual energy (as determined by hit dice, below) at the time of death. Manifestation of the last category, dominating spirit, requires additional circumstances as noted in the description. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Manifestation (species) Initial HD (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Lesser manifestation 1-2Poltergeist 3-4ABE 5-6Phantom 7+Dominating Spirit* 7+ (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy: ?Ghost Lost Soul Balls Atmospheric of Energy: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Ghost Lost Soul Balls of Energy Atmospheric: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit: A dominating spirit is the lost soul of someone corrupted by great and infernal powers. In life, the person may have wielded forbidden arcane powers or committed vile, evil acts. (Green's Guide to Ghosts)Ghost Lost Soul Energy Atmospheric Balls of: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation: ?Ghost Lost Soul Manifestation Lesser: See Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation.Ghost Lost Soul Phantom: ?Ghost Lost Soul Poltergeist: ?Ghost Lost Soul Spirit Dominating: See Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit.Ghost of a Martyred Witch Unquiet: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Ghost of a Witch Martyred Unquiet: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Ghost Specter: ?Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch: ?Ghost Unquiet of a Witch Martyred: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Ghoul, Modern Ghoul: “Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh. (Menace Manual SRD)If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising. (Menace Manual SRD)The rise of streptococcal gangrene—the infamous flesh-eating virus—during the late 19th and 20th centuries created a new kind of undead creature—a variation of the ancient ghoul. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))“Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh.If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis (see below) from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Victims of a horrible strain of virus, ghouls are human beings transformed into disease-ravaged corpses. (d20 Dark Matter)If you kill a living creature with the energy drain power, it rises as a ghoul in 1d4 days. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)If you kill a living creature with the life drain power, it rises as a ghoul in 1d4 days. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)Necrotizing fasciitis can also lead to the ‘natural’ formation of undead creatures known as ghouls. (Modern Maladies)“Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh. (Modern Maladies)If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising. (Modern Maladies)Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead. (The Three Lives of Fantomah: Daughter of the Pharaohs)Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Create Undead Burst of Undeath spell. (True Sorcery)Gem of Corpse Dancing magic item. (True Sorcery)Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Ghoul, Pitiable Creature: ?Ghoul Ancient: ?Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Ghoul Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Ghoul Formerly Human: See Ghoul Human, Formerly Human Ghoul.Ghoul Ghast: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Ghoul Human, Formerly Human Ghoul: ?Ghoul Human Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Ghoul Human Formerly: See Ghoul Human, Formerly Human Ghoul.Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Glabrezu Vampire: See Vampire Glabrezu.Gnarled Version of a Gray: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Grand Patriarch, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Gravedigger: Project Gravedigger began in the late sixties, using the remains of American soldiers killed in Vietnam and Cambodia as ‘test-beds’ for cybernetics experimentation and surgical re-animation trials. Within a few months, government medics were able to successfully “reactivate” a human corpse, replacing damaged and decayed tissue with cybernetic analogues, producing a humanoid fighting machine for a fraction of the cost of producing a combat android and writing a working AI source code. (Psi Watch)Gray Gnarled Version of a: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Greater Undead: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greater Undead: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Greatest Foe, Jimran Oldesmith: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Grizzled Crone: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Groaning Spirit: See Spirit Groaning.Guardian Deadite: See Deadite Guardian.Guy With a Hook for a Hand: See Spirit, The Guy With a Hook for a Hand.Hag Doom: See Doom Hag.Hanged Man: See Spirit, The Hanged Man.Harpy Deadite: See Deadite Harpy.Haunt: See Spirit Possessing, Haunt.Hideous King, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Horrible Creature: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Horribly Scarred Zombie Albino: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Horror Aberrant: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Aberrant Horror, Dangerous Creature.Huge Crocodile Zombie: See Zombie Crocodile Huge.Huge Zombie Crocodile: See Zombie Crocodile Huge.Human Being That Has Been Burned to a Blackened Husk: See Charred One, Human Being That Has Been Burned to a Blackened Husk.Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2 Vampire: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Human Cloaked Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Completely Stripped of Skin: See Skin Feaster, Human Completely Stripped of Skin.Human Formerly Ghoul: See Ghoul Human, Formerly Human Ghoul.Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Human.Human Ghoul Cloaked Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Ghoul Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Liquefied Zombie: See Zombie Liquefied Human.Human Pishacha Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Police Officer Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Relentless Zombie: See Zombie Human Relentless.Human Revenant: See Revenant Human.Human Revenant Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Skeleton: See Skeleton Human.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Pishacha: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Human Vampire Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Human Zombie: See Zombie Human.Human Zombie Liquefied: See Zombie Liquefied Human.Human Zombie Relentless: See Zombie Human Relentless.Hybrid Zombie-Werewolf: See Zombie-Werewolf Hybrid.Imbecile Flesh-Hungry: See Zombie Imbecile Flesh-Hungry.Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds: See Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds.Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds: See Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds.Incorporeal Undead: See Undead Incorporeal.Incorporeal Undead: See Ghost, Incorporeal Undead.Information Ghost: See Ghost Information.Intelligent Creature Undead: See Undead Intelligent Creature.Intelligent Undead Creature: See Undead Intelligent Creature.Irradiated Zombie: See Zombie Irradiated.Jack: See Spirit Animating, Jack.Jimran Oldesmith: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Kandarian: "Kandarian" is a template that can be added to any object or creature. (d20 Evil Dead)King Hideous, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Kurlis: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2, Kurlis.Kyoshi Spawn: See Zombie Kyoshi Spawn.Leader, Jimran Oldesmith: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Leader Foot Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader.Leader Zombie Brotherhood Foot: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader.Legless Deadite: See Deadite Legless.Lesser Manifestation: See Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation.Lich: A lich is an undead magickal practitioner (such as a Hermetic Disciple or Medium) that has used magick to unnaturally extend its life. The process of becoming a lich is unspeakably evil and can be undertaken only by a willing character. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)“Lich” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid creature, provided it can create the required phylactery; see The Lich’s Phylactery, below. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)The Lich's Phylactery (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)An integral part of becoming a lich is creating a magic phylactery in which the character stores its life force. As a rule, the only way to get rid of a lich for sure is to destroy its phylactery. Unless its phylactery is located and destroyed, a lich reappears 1d10 days after its apparent death. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Each lich must make its own phylactery, normally through a powerful, secret Incantation. The most common form of phylactery is a sealed metal box containing strips of parchment on which magical phrases have been transcribed. The box is Tiny and has 40 hit points, hardness 20, and a break DC of 40. Other forms of phylacteries can exist, such as rings, amulets, or similar items. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead. (The Three Lives of Fantomah: Daughter of the Pharaohs)Lich Smart Hero 3/Mage 6, Demon of the Night: While considered a lich, the Demon of the Night was cursed into its current form rather than achieved it through study. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)The story contains a strange character, Canon Alberic, who lived in the late seventeenth century. He seems to be an astrologist (or hermetic disciple) and he apparently tore up Church books in order to make a scrapbook. The Demon of the Night appeared at this time and Canon Alberic died in his bed under mysterious circumstances. The Demon is interested in keeping the scrapbook and haunts the current owner of the tome (one can surmise that the church guardian took the book from the church, which caused the Demon to come after him). (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)The statistics below presume that Canon Alberic has been transformed into the Demon of the Night. He is cursed to watch over his scrapbook and ensure that it never leaves the shadow of the old church for long. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Limb Deadite Possessed: See Deadite Possessed Limb.Limb Possessed Deadite: See Deadite Possessed Limb.Liquefied Human Zombie: See Zombie Liquefied Human.Liquefied Otyugh Zombie: See Zombie Liquefied Otyugh.Liquefied Zombie: See Zombie Liquefied.Liquefied Zombie Human: See Zombie Liquefied Human.Liquefied Zombie Otyugh: See Zombie Liquefied Otyugh.Living Dead: “Living Dead” is a catch-all term used to describe clones that, although deceased, refuse to shuffle off this mortal coil. Thus, it can be just as easily applied to Pre-Cat rad ghouls as to the unspeakable creatures that infest DND sector’s sewage system. (d20 Paranoia)Living Dead Master of the: See Master of the Living Dead.Living Dead Spawn: Any clone killed by a Master of the Living Dead has a 75% chance of becoming a new Living Dead Spawn. This transformation takes D4+1 rounds to complete. (d20 Paranoia)Lord Ruthven: See Vampire Charismatic Hero 8, Lord Ruthven.Lord Zombie: See Zombie Lord.Lost Soul: See Ghost Lost Soul.Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Lost Soul Balls Atmospheric of Energy: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Lost Soul Balls of Energy Atmospheric: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Lost Soul Dominating Spirit: See Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit.Lost Soul Energy Atmospheric Balls of: See Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy.Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation: See Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation.Lost Soul Manifestation Lesser: See Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation.Lost Soul Phantom: See Ghost Lost Soul Phantom.Lost Soul Poltergeist: See Ghost Lost Soul Poltergeist.Lost Soul Spirit Dominating: See Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit.Maiden Drowned: See Spirit, The Drowned Maiden.Malicious Alien Undead: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Malicious Undead Alien: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Man Former Spirit of a: See Spirit of a Man Former.Man Hanged: See Spirit, The Hanged Man.Manifestation Lesser: See Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation.Master: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master, Master Vampire.Master of the Living Dead: ?Master Vampire: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master, Master Vampire.Memory Enhanced Zombie: See Zombie Enhanced Memory.Mist Swirling Bank of: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist.Mob Zombie: See Zombie Mob.Mohrg: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Monster Flesh-Hungry Pale-Faced, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Monster Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Monster With Mind-Dominating Power: See Vampire, Monster With Mind-Dominating Power, Shadow Creature.More Powerful Undead: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Powerful Undead: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.More Resilient Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood More Resilient.Most Resourceful Toughest Zombie Mutant: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Most Resourceful Zombie Mutant Toughest: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3 Undying: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Mothfolk Undying Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Mummy: Mummies are preserved corpses animated through rituals best forgotten. (D20 Modern)These undead creatures are preserved through ancient rituals. Some claim that the kinori taught humans the art of mummification more than 5,000 years ago. (d20 Dark Matter)There are many other strange types of curses which have begun to manifest in the world, including Mummies, the Evil Eye, and Dance Fever, but since the governments of the world had not really been experimenting with these for military purpose, they do not have anywhere near the scale of the VWZombie Plague. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Create Undead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Create Undead incantation. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead incantation. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Mummy Dedicated Hero 3: ?Mutant Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood, Zombie Brotherhood Mutant.Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Nazi Zombie: See Zombie Nazi.Necroambulant Zombie: See Zombie Necroambulant.Necrophage: Immortality, eternal life and the conquering of death: There are no greater aims for science, and the genetic researchers of the pre-War era devoted fortunes to finding a “cure” for death. The necrophage virus is not that cure. It is a terrible, hideous mistake, the end result of a very wrong turn in someone’s research. And it has the potential to turn Earth into a charnel house. (Machines and Mutants (GW 6e))The necrophage virus does not reawaken a body to full life. It stirs the body into a bizarre half-life, and the brain into an insane frenzy of hunger and rage. (Machines and Mutants (GW 6e))Creatures killed by the necrophage’s bite will become necrophages themselves, and the cycle of infection and reanimation will continue until no life exists for the undead beasts to prey upon. (Machines and Mutants (GW 6e)) Unfortunately, the virus remains in the tissues of the corpses and twice-dead necrophages, and can remain quiescent in living tissue for some time (such as the bodies of carrion-eaters). An outbreak of the necrophage virus can happen at any time, and an unlucky community might become a zombie-ridden slaughterhouse overnight — and a mausoleum of rotting meat a week later. (Machines and Mutants (GW 6e))The saliva of the necrophage carries the necrophage virus; while the virus cannot turn a still-living creature into a necrophage, it can cause extensive cellular damage. Anyone bitten by a necrophage must make a Fortitude save (DC = 10 + 1/2 the necrophage’s Hit Dice) or take 1d6 points of temporary Constitution damage; a second Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to avoid another 1d6 points of temporary Constitution damage. Creatures killed by this bite will rise as necrophages 2d6 hours later. (Machines and Mutants (GW 6e))Nether-Beast Deadite Familiar: See Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar.Nether-Beast Familiar Deadite: See Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar.Neverborn: ?Non-Hostile Spirit: See Spirit Non-Hostile.Nonintelligent Undead: See Undead Nonintelligent.Ogre Skeleton: See Skeleton Ogre.Okokiyat Zombie: See Zombie Okokiyat.Oldesmith, Jimran: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Once-Living Creature Animated by Spiritual Forces: ?Once-Living Creature Animated by Supernatural Forces: ?One Charred: See Charred One.Otto Von Ubel: See Vampire Smart Villain 7, Otto Von Ubel.Otyugh Liquefied Zombie: See Zombie Liquefied Otyugh.Otyugh Zombie Liquefied: See Zombie Liquefied Otyugh.Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Pale-Faced Monster Flesh-Hungry, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Patriarch Grand, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin Animated Corpse of a: See Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin.Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin Corpse Animated of a: See Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Restless Spirit Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Restless Vengeful Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Spirit Restless Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Spirit Vengeful Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Vengeful Restless Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Vengeful Spirit Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Restless Spirit Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Restless Vengeful Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Spirit Restless Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Spirit Vengeful Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Vengeful Restless Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Vengeful Spirit Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Restless Spirit Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Restless Vengeful Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Spirit Restless Vengeful of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Spirit Vengeful Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Vengeful Restless Spirit of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Vengeful Spirit Restless of a: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Phantom: See Ghost Lost Soul Phantom.Pig Deadite: See Deadite Pig.Pishacha: ?Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Pishacha Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Pitiable Creature: See Ghoul, Pitiable Creature.Plague Zombie: ,See Zombie PlaguePlant Undead: See Undead Plant.Police Officer Human Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Police Officer Revenant Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Police Officer Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Poltergeist: See Ghost Lost Soul Poltergeist.Poltergeist: See Spirit Animating, Poltergeist.Possessed Deadite Limb: See Deadite Possessed Limb.Possessed Limb Deadite: See Deadite Possessed Limb.Possessing Spirit: See Spirit Possessing.Powerful More Undead: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful More Undead: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Powerful Undead More: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Prime Vampire: See The Vampire Prime.Queen Deadite: See Deadite Queen.Radiation Zombie: See Zombie Radiation.Rat Skeletal Swarm: See Skeletal Rat Swarm.Rat Swarm Skeletal: See Skeletal Rat Swarm.Relentless Dead: The undead are powered by the unending, baleful influence of necromantic magic. A severed limb may kill a man due to shock and blood loss. A zombie or skeleton merely shrugs off such a blow and continues fighting until it is hacked to pieces. The undead are, in essence, spirits or bundles of magical energy that use a physical body as a vessel or container. Despite massive damage to an undead creature’s physical body, it can continue to pursue its goals so long as its body is relatively intact and the malign influence that powers it is undisturbed. The relentless undead are the embodiment of this principle. Whether through the influence of dark magic or some other process, their bodies continue to fight on after they have been hacked to pieces. (13 Occult Templates)“Relentless” is a template that can be added to any corporeal undead. (13 Occult Templates)A spellcaster who uses magic to produce undead may grant them the relentless template by increasing the purchase DC of his spell’s material components by 10 per undead. (13 Occult Templates)Relentless Human Zombie: See Zombie Human Relentless.Relentless Zombie Human: See Zombie Human Relentless.Researcher Green Reach Turned Information Ghost: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Resilient More Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood More Resilient.Resourceful Most Toughest Zombie Mutant: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Resourceful Most Zombie Mutant Toughest: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Restless Spirit Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Restless Spirit Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Restless Spirit Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Revenant: “Revenant” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal living creature that has both an Intelligence score and a Charisma score greater than 6. (Menace Manual SRD)The exact circumstances of a revenant’s creation are something of a mystery, but some trauma or injustice is always involved. A person killed in a gun battle does not usually return as a revenant, but a person who was taken captive, tied, up, humiliated, and then shot might do so. Victims whose killers took pleasure in their fear or pain and strong-willed individuals who met their deaths at the hands of people they trusted are the ones who might claw their way back from the grave and seek vengeance. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Unfortunately, not all revenants were good people killed by criminals, and not every revenant knows who was actually responsible for its death. The revenant of a terrible villain might return to murder those who were forced to use extraordinary means to stop her, or a good person could be deceived about his killer’s identity while dying and return later to seek revenge on innocents. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))“Revenant” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal living creature that has both an Intelligence score and a Charisma score greater than 6. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Like a spirit, a revenant is a once-living person returned from the grave. Unlike the spirit, the revenant exists for only one reason—to seek vengeance upon those still alive. (d20 Dark Matter)The culprit is a revenant, sentenced to death 7 years earlier after his public defender (now a very dead judge) intentionally allowed him to be framed in exchange for political favors that led to his election. (d20 Dark Matter)Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8, The Tattered Storyteller: ?Revenant Human: ?Revenant Human Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Revenant Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Revenant of a Terrible Villain: ?Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: ?Revenant Police Officer Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Revenant Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Revenant That Died From Poison: ?Revenant That Died From Starvation: ?Revenant That Died From Suffocation: ?Revenant That Died in the Cold: ?Revenant Zombie: See Zombie Revenant.Ruthven: See Vampire Charismatic Hero 8, Lord Ruthven.Sample Zombie: See Zombie Sample.Scarred Horribly Albino Zombie: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Scarred Horribly Zombie Albino: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Scorned Woman: See The Scorned Woman.Screamer: Screamers are said to be the long-dead corpses of the Ancients, animated by some unknown phenomenon of radiation. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)Screamers were once people, horribly mutated and impregnated with massive doses of radiation. Through some unknown process, screamers arise after death to shamble about in the night, in search of living flesh to consume or ravage with their burning, radiated touch. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)Shadow: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Shadow Caller: See Whisperer in the Dark, Shadow Caller.Shadow Creature: See Vampire, Monster With Mind-Dominating Power, Shadow Creature.Sheargus: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10, Sheargus.Shock Trooper Zombie: See Zombie Shock Trooper.Skeletal Rat Swarm: ?Skeletal Swarm Rat: See Skeletal Rat Swarm.Skeleton: “Skeleton” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has a skeletal structure. (d20 Modern SRD)A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. (d20 Modern SRD)Skeletons are the animated bones of the dead, mindless automatons that obey the orders of their evil masters. (D20 Modern)“Skeleton” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has a skeletal structure. (D20 Modern)A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones (so purple worm skeletons are not allowed). (D20 Modern)A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. (Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e)A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Awaken the Dead power. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Animate Dead spell. (d20 Modern SRD)Animate Dead spell. (Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e)Animate Dead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Create Undead Bones and Flesh spell. (True Sorcery)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Necromancy feat. (Love Witch)Skeleton Deadite: See Deadite Skeleton.Skeleton Human: ?Skeleton Ogre: ?Skin Feaster: A skin feaster is the animated corpse of a person who has died from some terrible trauma to the skin—burns, leprosy, necrotizing faciitis, or some other similar affliction. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin: ?Skin Feaster, Human Completely Stripped of Skin: ?Skin Feaster Advanced: ?Skinfeaster Bloated: ?Skullbat Deadite: See Deadite Skullbat.Slavelord Deadite: See Deadite Slavelord.Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2 Esoan Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2.Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2 Ghost Information Esoan: See Ghost Information Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2.Smart Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3/Telepath 2 Dosai Ghost Information: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Smart Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3/Telepath 2 Ghost Information Dosai: See Ghost Information Dosai Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost.Smart Hero 3/Mage 6 Lich: See Lich Smart Hero 3/Mage 6.Smart Hero 4/Fast Hero 1 Zombie Enhanced Memory: See Zombie Enhanced Memory Fast Hero 1/Smart Hero 4.Smart Villain 7 Vampire: See Vampire Smart Villain 7.Soldier Foot Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier.Soldier Zombie Brotherhood Foot: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier.Sorcerer True Undead: See Undead True Sorcerer.Soul Lost: See Ghost Lost Soul.Spawn Kyoshi: See Zombie Kyoshi Spawn.Spawn Living Dead: See Living Dead Spawn.Spawn of Kyuss: The Heirs of Kyuss have made what they call “great leaps in zombie technology.” They have created a more powerful monster that they call a spawn of Kyuss, which looks like an ordinary zombie with writhing green worms crawling in and out of its skull orifices. (d20 Urban Arcana)Once per round as a free action, a spawn of Kyuss can transfer a worm from its own body to that of an opponent. It can do this whenever it hits with a slam attack, but it can also make the transfer by means of a successful melee touch attack or a ranged touch attack, hurling a worm at a foe from a distance of up to 10 feet. (d20 Urban Arcana)Each worm is a Fine vermin with AC 10 and 1 hit point. On the spawn’s next action, the worm burrows into its host’s flesh. (A creature with a natural armor bonus of +5 or higher is immune to this burrowing effect.) The worm makes its way toward the host’s brain, dealing 1 point of damage per round for 1d4+1 rounds. At the end of that period, it reaches the brain. While the worm is inside a victim, a remove curse or remove disease effect destroys it, and a neutralize poison effect delays its progress for 10d6 minutes. A successful Treat Injury check (DC 20) extracts the worm and kills it. (d20 Urban Arcana)Once the worm reaches the brain, it deals 1d2 points of Intelligence damage per round until it either is killed (by remove curse or remove disease) or slays the host (death occurs at 0 Intelligence). A Small, Medium, or Large creature slain by a worm rises as a new spawn of Kyuss 1d6+4 rounds later; a Tiny or smaller creature quickly putrefies; and a Huge of larger creature becomes a normal zombie of the appropriate size. Newly created spawn do not have allegiance to their parent, but they usually follow whatever spawn of Kyuss created them. (d20 Urban Arcana)Specter: See Ghost Specter.Spectre: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Spellcaster Undead: See Undead True Sorcerer, Undead Spellcaster.Spirit: Spirits are incorporeal undead creatures, the essences of once-living beings prevented from achieving a greater reward, heavenly justice, or blissful oblivion because of some unfinished business, magical effect, or their own cussedness. Spirits are usually confined to a particular location following their deaths. (Urban Arcana SRD)These beings are the essences of once-living creatures cursed to remain on Earth for any of a variety of reasons. (d20 Dark Matter)Spirits are incorporeal undead creatures, the essences of once-living beings prevented from achieving a greater reward, heavenly justice, or blissful oblivion because of some unfinished business, magical effect, or their own cussedness. Spirits are usually confined to a particular location following their deaths. (d20 Urban Arcana)Within the last year, multiple spirits have been sighted roaming the factories at night. Some workers believe that they are ghosts of those that were brutally killed by the Trust's thugs during the strike break. (T7-1899 The Minds of Tomorrow)Create Undead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead incantation. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead incantation. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit, Ghost: ?Spirit, The Drowned Maiden: ?Spirit, The Guy With a Hook for a Hand: ?Spirit, The Hanged Man: ?Spirit Animating, Poltergeist: Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit Animating, Jack: A maintenance engineer has recently died in the bowels of the building that he worked at for the past thirty years. Jack continues to haunt the area as an animating spirit. (d20 Urban Arcana)Spirit Dominating: See Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit.Spirit Doom Hag: See Doom Hag Spirit.Spirit Frightful, Apparition: A murder victim has been stuffed into the building’s incinerator and has come back as a frightful spirit. (Urban Arcana SRD)A murder victim has been stuffed into the building’s incinerator and has come back as a frightful spirit. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit Friendly: ?Spirit Groaning, Banshee: Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit Non-Hostile: ?Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life Withered: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Spirit of a Man Former: ?Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Restless Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Vengeful Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Restless Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Vengeful Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Restless Vengeful: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Vengeful Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Spirit of the Dead: ?Spirit Possessing, Haunt: Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit Restless Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Spirit Restless Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Spirit Restless Vengeful of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Spirit Vengeful Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Spirit Vengeful Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Spirit Vengeful Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Spirit Weakening, Fetch: A creature reduced to 0 Strength by a weakening spirit’s draining touch dies and rises as a free-willed weakening spirit 24 hours later. (d20 Urban Arcana)A creature reduced to 0 Strength by a weakening spirit’s draining touch dies and rises as a free-willed weakening spirit 24 hours later. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Spirit Withered of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Sprinter Zombie: See Zombie Sprinter.Storyteller Tattered: See Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8, The Tattered Storyteller.Strap Throat: Mary Beth, who spent her last years locked in a room, sympathizes with the lonely, the awkward and the isolated, and hates bullies so much that she came back from the grave to kill her own father. (Book of Unremitting Horror)Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Classic Trained Zombie: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Classic Zombie Trained: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Trained Classic Zombie: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Trained Zombie Classic: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Zombie Classic Trained: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1 Zombie Trained Classic: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human Police Officer Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Human Revenant Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer Human Revenant: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Police Officer Revenant Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant Human Police Officer: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1 Revenant Police Officer Human: See Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked Ghoul Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Cloaked Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul Cloaked Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul Human: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Ghoul Human Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Cloaked Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Ghoul Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Human Pishacha: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Pishacha Human: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1 Zombie Common: See Zombie Common Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Strong Ordinary 2 Vampire: See Vampire Strong Ordinary 2.Swarm Rat Skeletal: See Skeletal Rat Swarm.Swarm Skeletal Rat: See Skeletal Rat Swarm.Swirling Bank of Fog Light: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Swirling Bank of Light Fog: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog.Swirling Bank of Mist: See Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist.Tattered Storyteller: See Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8, The Tattered Storyteller.Templar Zombie: See Zombie Templar.The Beggarwoman: An elderly disabled woman begs for a night’s rest at a castle. Although the Marquise accommodates her, the Marquis comes home and makes her move behind a stove. The woman accidentally slips and fatally injures herself. Years later, the spirit of the Beggarwoman returns to haunt the castle. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)One of the most disturbing elements of this story is the excessive nature of the vengeance for the harm caused. While the Marquis was a bit inhospitable, he did allow a stranger to stay in his house. His insistence on her moving caused her to fall, but it was an accident. He did not realise the extent of her injury and he certainly didn’t intend for her to die. In return, the Beggarwoman’s spirit returns several years later. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)The Prime Vampire: See The Vampire Prime.The Scorned Woman: Reginald Hempworth was a young gentleman that fell in love with a country girl while keeping an eye on his investments in the wool industry. Although of a different class and station, Reginald assured the young Clarissa that they would be together. He planned on moving to France or possibly America, where only their money, not their breeding would matter. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Unfortunately, Reginald was not very good at management and he incurred a large gambling debt. Fortunately, he was offered another woman’s hand in marriage, one with a dowry large enough to pay off Reginald’s debt and get his investments back on their feet. While he loved Clarissa dearly, he could not afford to pass up this opportunity. With a heavy heart, he told Clarissa of his engagement while they were in his carriage. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Clarissa did not take well to the news. Angry and hysterical, she flung open the carriage door and fled into the rain. Reginald tried to stop her, but to his horror she had flung herself over a cliff. Luckily for Reginald, a passerby saw Clarissa leap over the edge unaided which kept Reginald out of official trouble.Reginald married and enjoyed two decades with his wife and their children before the Scorned Woman first appeared. She was the spitting image of Clarissa, although in ghostly form. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)The Tattered Storyteller: See Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8, The Tattered Storyteller.The Vampire Prime: He claims to be the very first vampire. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)There is evidence to state that he has his origins in Asia, and was once a monk of some kind, already immortal through enlightenment before succumbing to the Dark Powers and becoming an undead monster. (Four Color to Fantasy Revised)Throat Strap: See Strap Throat.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Classic Trained Zombie: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Classic Zombie Trained: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Trained Classic Zombie: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Trained Zombie Classic: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Zombie Classic Trained: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 1/Strong Hero 1 Zombie Trained Classic: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Zombie Brotherhood: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Cloaked Ghoul Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Cloaked Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Ghoul Cloaked Human: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Ghoul Human: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Ghoul Human Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Human Cloaked Ghoul: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Human Ghoul: See Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Human Ghoul Cloaked: See Ghoul Cloaked Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1/ Human Pishacha: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Pishacha Human: See Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 1/Strong Ordinary 1 Zombie Common: See Zombie Common Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1.Tough Ordinary 4 Zombie Frenzied: See Zombie Frenzied Tough Ordinary 4.Toughest Most Resourceful Zombie Mutant: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Toughest Resourceful Most Zombie Mutant: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Toughest Zombie Mutant Most Resourceful: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Toughest Zombie Mutant Resourceful Most: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Tower Emperor's: See Emperor's Tower.Toxic Zombie: See Zombie Toxic.Trained Classic Zombie Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Trained Zombie: See Zombie Trained.Trained Zombie Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Tree Deadite: See Deadite Tree.Trooper Shock Zombie: See Zombie Shock Trooper.True Sorcerer Undead: See Undead True Sorcerer.Tycoon Mutant, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Ubel, Otto Von: See Vampire Smart Villain 7, Otto Von Ubel.Ultrasonic Zombie: See Zombie Ultrasonic.Undead Alien Malicious: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Undead Bloated: See Bloated Undead.Undead Cloaked: See Cloaked Undead.Undead Creature: See Undead, Undead Creature.Undead Creature Intelligent: See Undead Intelligent Creature.Undead Greater: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Greater: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Incorporeal: ?Undead Incorporeal: See Ghost, Incorporeal Undead.Undead Intelligent Creature: ?Undead Malicious Alien: See Bodak, Gnarled Version of a Gray, Malicious Undead Alien.Undead More Powerful: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead More Powerful: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Nonintelligent: ?Undead Plant: Slowly, the areas under Jimran’s control became a wasteland as the creatures ate everything in sight. By day, the Zombies raged in psychotic furor trying to destroy all vegetation because they were unable to satisfy their ravaging hunger. Unwittingly, however, their efforts began to mutate the plants that they were trying to destroy until an entirely alien ecology of undead began to thrive and flourish. The very land itself was blighted with the curse of evil, but it flourished under the shining sun. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Undead Powerful More: See Devourer, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Ghoul, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Ghoul Ghast, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Mohrg, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Mummy, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Shadow, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Spectre, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Powerful More: See Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead.Undead Sorcerer True: See Undead True Sorcerer.Undead Spellcaster: See Undead True Sorcerer, Undead Spellcaster.Undead True Sorcerer, Undead Spellcaster: ?Undead With No Intelligence Score: ?Undying Creature: The alchemical undeath discovered by the Illuminati is perhaps the premier example of this. Imbibing a potent elixir of rare ingredients and receiving a dose of high-voltage electricity, death can be abated for extended periods of time, provided that additional doses are received on a regular basis. (13 Occult Templates)“Undying” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid creature, provided it can employ the required alchemical process described above. (13 Occult Templates)Undying Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3 Mothfolk: See Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3.Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3: ?Unquiet Ghost of a Martyred Witch: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Unquiet Ghost of a Witch Martyred: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Vampire: “Vampire” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid, or monstrous humanoid. (d20 Modern SRD)A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a vampire’s energy drain attack rises as a vampire. (d20 Modern SRD)“Vampire” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid, or monstrous humanoid. (D20 Modern)A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a vampire’s energy drain attack rises as a vampire. (D20 Modern)But the worst power of the vampire is that it makes others like itself, usually from among dear friends and family, who must likewise be destroyed by the ones who love them. (Gamma World Game Master's Guide (GW6e))Characters that are transformed into vampires during the campaign rise from the dead three days after their death, transformed body and soul by the experience. (After Sunset: Vampires)if a vampire bites you and doesn’t rip you apart, you become a vampire. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Man created these Vam-pyres. They were mistakenly risen by science. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)new vampires are born when an original vampire kills a victim in the usual manner, but the victim’s desire to live is so overpowering that it returns a few nights later. (Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e)While most women she feeds on die within a week, Carmilla is also known to fall in love with some of her prey and keeps them around much longer. They will eventually succumb, however, and turn into a vampire like Carmilla (the novella insinuates that those killed quickly do not raise as vampires, but this is never explicitly stated). (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)In this timeline, those who commit unspeakable acts can be cursed with a manifest physical curse, which is usually a direct representation of what they expect it to be. In the case of the west, this curse is often manifest in vampirism. Belief in the holy reflects a manifest power, but more importantly, has the capacity to condemn others indirectly for the sins for an individual. Thus, a vampire can transfer vampirism to another. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Since the vast majority of people believe that this sin is somehow related to their actions and the actions of others and since the vast majority of people believe that an apocalypse is coming, it is. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead. (The Three Lives of Fantomah: Daughter of the Pharaohs)Create Undead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead incantation. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead incantation. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Vampire, Dracula: ?Vampire, Folkloric Favorite: ?Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith: ?Vampire, Jimran Oldesmith: See Vampire, Greatest Foe, Leader, Jimran Oldesmith.Vampire, Monster With Mind-Dominating Power, Shadow Creature: ?Vampire, Vualek: ?Vampire Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2 Human: See Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2.Vampire Charismatic Hero 6, Carmilla: She died at a young age, herself the victim of an unidentified vampire. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampire Charismatic Hero 8, Lord Ruthven: ?Vampire Charismatic Hero 8/Strong Hero 4/Dedicated Hero 4, Dracula: The Transylvanian Count was a sorcerer that used black magick to become a vampire. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampire Charismatic Hero 10/Personality 10, Katerina, The Baroness: The Baroness’ origins are shrouded in mystery. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampiric Charismatic Ordinary 4, Brunhilda: Brunhilda dies at an early age. Her husband, Lord Walter, never gets over her death, even though he remarried and had two children with his new wife. Walter spends a lot of time at her gravesite and one day encounters a sorcerer (more likely a necromancer) while grieving there. The sorcerer hears his wish for her to return, but although he warns Walter that Brunhilda would not be happy he consents to resurrect her. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampire Dark Decade: ?Vampire Dedicated Ordinary 4, The Black Widow: Unfortunately, Viola had another suitor, Arturo, a local man that had just returned from army service. Arturo demanded that Vittorio annul the marriage. When Vittorio refused, Arturo drew his revolver and demanded satisfaction. Viola tried to intervene and Arturo’s revolver fired, killing Viola on the spot. Arturo fled while Vittorio grieved for his dead bride. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vittorio was inconsolable and refused to sculpt. His patron, upset that Vittorio was leaving much of his promised work unfinished, employed a sorcerer for assistance. The sorcerer confronted Vittorio and told him that he could raise Viola from the dead and that she would remain beautiful forever. She would also remain very much in love with Vittorio. In disbelief, Vittorio agreed to allow the sorcerer to summon her. To his delightful surprise, Vittorio was reunited with his beloved Viola. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampire Demon: See Vampire Glabrezu, Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon.Vampire Drow: ?Vampire Fast Hero 3/Swashbuckler 5/Charismatic Hero 2, Varney: Sir Francis Varney began life as Mr. Mortimer, a Crown supporter that helped members of English royalty escape to Holland during the English Civil War. He was shot and killed by one of Cromwell’s soldiers just after he’d accidentally killed his own son in a fit of rage. As he was dying, he heard a voice that told him he would be cursed for killing his son. Two years later, Mr. Mortimer rose from his grave as a vampire. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Vampire Glabrezu, Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon: ?Vampire Human Charismatic Hero 3/Fast Hero 2: ?Vampire Master: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master, Master Vampire.Vampire Prime: See The Vampire Prime.Vampire Smart Hero 3/Charismatic Hero 3, Sir Nicolas Rathbane: ?Vampire Smart Villain 7, Otto Von Ubel: Von Übel was a Prussian noble who was wounded during the Napoleonic Wars, as he lay dying on the battlefield, he fell victim to the predations of a vampire. The vampire, whose name Von Übel never learned, was a weak creature, more content with scavenging battlefields than in hunting his own prey -- Von Übel used his dying effort to kill the creature, but not before it had worked its terrible magic. Otto Von Übel rose again as a creature of the night. (Thrilling Tales Omnibus Edition)Vampire Strong Ordinary 2: Von Übel is served by a group of lesser vampires that he has created. (Thrilling Tales Omnibus Edition)Vampire Werewolf: Austria-Hungary took this a step further with the first infusion of Vampire and Werewolf blood together in 1827. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master, Master Vampire: A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a VWZombie’s energy drain attack rises as a VWZombie loyal to its creator (called the master vampire, or simply “master”). (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)A creature killed by a VWZombie’s energy drain attack rises as a VWZombie under its creator’s control. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Austria-Hungary took this a step further with the first infusion of Vampire and Werewolf blood together in 1827. The ante had been upped, and in 1829, the British successfully created Zombie-Werewolf hybrids. Once these two forces met on the battle field, the inevitable Vampire-Werewolf-Zombie concoction was obvious. All manner of strains of the triplicate viral curses gained dominance in individuals, but finally they coalesced into their ultimate form when Herald Jefferson, a farmer from upstate Pennsylvania concocted the combination in which all three of the effects manifest themselves at their primary strength and primary contagion. So powerful was this strain that it even changed other cursed individuals. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Aberrant Horror, Dangerous Creature: ?Vampire Zombie Werewolf: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie.Vampiric Dog-Demon: See Vampire Glabrezu, Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon.Vengeful Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Vengeful Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Vengeful Restless Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another Restless: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Vengeful Spirit Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source.Vengeful Spirit Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another.Vengeful Spirit Restless of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: See Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another.Vetala: Vetalas are vampiric wraiths created when the body of a Hindu is not given a proper burial (cremation). (Imperial Age British India)Video Zombie: See Zombie Video.Vole, Ampersand IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Von Ubel, Otto: See Vampire Smart Villain 7, Otto Von Ubel.Vualek: See Vampire, Vualek.Warrior Deadite: See Deadite Warrior.Weakening Spirit: See Spirit Weakening.Werewolf Vampire: See Vampire Werewolf.Werewolf Vampire Zombie: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie.Werewolf Zombie Vampire: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie.Whisperer in the Dark, Shadow Caller: Sometimes known as a shadow caller, a whisperer in the dark is an incorporeal amalgamation of dozens of sentient minds—mostly the minds of living beings who died together in abject terror. (d20 Menace Manual (d20M))Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist: ?Wight: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Wight, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Witch Martyred Ghost Unquiet of a: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Witch Martyred Unquiet Ghost of a: See Ghost Unquiet of a Martyred Witch.Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life: See Doom Hag, Foul Creature, Grizzled Crone, Horrible Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life.Woman Scorned: See The Scorned Woman.Wraith: Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Create Undead Call Wraith spell. (True Sorcery)Wraith, Greater Undead, More Powerful Undead: ?Wraith Ash: See Ash Wraith.Zombie: “Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead. (d20 Modern SRD)Zombies are corpses animated by some sinister power or magic. (D20 Modern)“Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead. (D20 Modern)A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed). (D20 Modern)Once per round as a free action, a spawn of Kyuss can transfer a worm from its own body to that of an opponent. It can do this whenever it hits with a slam attack, but it can also make the transfer by means of a successful melee touch attack or a ranged touch attack, hurling a worm at a foe from a distance of up to 10 feet. (d20 Urban Arcana)Each worm is a Fine vermin with AC 10 and 1 hit point. On the spawn’s next action, the worm burrows into its host’s flesh. (A creature with a natural armor bonus of +5 or higher is immune to this burrowing effect.) The worm makes its way toward the host’s brain, dealing 1 point of damage per round for 1d4+1 rounds. At the end of that period, it reaches the brain. While the worm is inside a victim, a remove curse or remove disease effect destroys it, and a neutralize poison effect delays its progress for 10d6 minutes. A successful Treat Injury check (DC 20) extracts the worm and kills it. (d20 Urban Arcana)Once the worm reaches the brain, it deals 1d2 points of Intelligence damage per round until it either is killed (by remove curse or remove disease) or slays the host (death occurs at 0 Intelligence). A Small, Medium, or Large creature slain by a worm rises as a new spawn of Kyuss 1d6+4 rounds later; a Tiny or smaller creature quickly putrefies; and a Huge of larger creature becomes a normal zombie of the appropriate size. Newly created spawn do not have allegiance to their parent, but they usually follow whatever spawn of Kyuss created them. (d20 Urban Arcana)There were many early successes for our group. We determined the source of the infected cadaver outbreak was not the result of the wrath of a vengeful God, witchcraft, voodoo or something equally ludicrous. The source of the outbreak was radiation -- radiation carried on the back of a comet like rats carried plague-riddled vermin on their backs centuries ago. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)A Zombie or Jumbie (the name given to them in the Virgin Islands) is described by the Island experts as “a soulless human corpse, still dead, but taken from the grave and endowed by sorcery with a mechanical semblance of life.” These creatures are brought to life by sorcerers called “Houngans” who bring the dead back to work as their eternal slaves. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Legend and folklore have long held that sometimes, when a person dies with unfinished business, he may rise from the dead to finish it, or to seek revenge for some evil doing. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Voodoo priests that turn the dead, and sometimes the living, into Zombies. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The creatures are created to work in the harsh conditions of outer space. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Angry prisoners inhale formaldehyde to get high, die and return. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Entomologists create a machine that only affects the underdeveloped nervous systems of insects. This machine causes the insects to attack and devour themselves leaving our farms and gardens insect free without harmful poisons. Perfect, except for one thing we didn’t count on. The nervous systems of the dead have decomposed to the level of insects. They are affected by the machine and begin eating human flesh. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The germ warfare scientists in the military develop a means to create an army of the dead. These soldiers cannot be killed except by a shot to the head. The problem is that they also spread the germ through biting and scratching. Once the living are infected, they too become zombies. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)A dangerous germ warfare chemical. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)I don't know what the zombies house for saliva but within thirty-six hours of being bit most people turn into zombies themselves. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The life forms controlling the corpses were arthropod-like in composition.I still can’t believe it, AIDS would have been enough but when I think of what PHADE will do to me . . . my body rotting from the inside out, my skin peeling like old wallpaper, and when my heart finally gives in to the virus, the real fun starts. Somehow PHADE will jump start my nervous system and make me into something not quite alive and not quite dead. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The zombie has to actually kill its victims in order for them to come back as a member of the club. Anyone killed by a zombie rises again within a few hours. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The zombie need only bite a living being and the chain reaction begins. The process usually takes a day or so to finally set in, during which time it might be possible to reverse the effects if a skilled research doctor treats the victim. Otherwise, the bitten goes straight from living to undead without ever really passing out and dying. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Sometimes its not the zombie that reanimates the corpse but rather something in the very soil or air. In order to rise again, a body has to be buried under the ground or stored in some container, or coated with some chemical. Zombies created this way have a natural instinct to bury their victims, or otherwise prepare the body, and thus enlarge the undead community every step of the way. Rising from the shallow grave, or awakening after embalment usually takes between six and twelve hours, but sometimes occurs much more quickly. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Thirty years ago, the government decided these caves were the perfect place to store containers of spent uranium and other nuclear waste. They bought the land, buried tons of radioactive sludge deep in the cave system and, once they thought it full, sealed the whole thing off. They didn’t plan on the containers leaking and getting into the local soil and water table. And no one could have imagined the effect this radiation would have on the local population, particularly the local dead population. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Some said the radiation became a tool of the spirits or demonic forces, particularly those who remembered that the native Americans who once lived in the region held the caves as sacred. Others maintained that it was the radiation itself, somehow jump-starting the dead nervous system, creating brain-dead beasts who could only act on the most basic instinct: find food. Whatever the cause, it didn’t discriminate about who it raised from the dead. Every deceased creature, animal or human, within fifty miles of those caves became one of the walking dead. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The PHADE virus is more than just another sexually transmitted disease. It is in fact a recipe for zombification. Zombies have always been with us in one form or another. Many cultures, including modern voodoo practitioners, have theories about the process of animating the dead through magical potions, elixirs, and rituals. In the modern information age, the details of such practices are more accessible to the common man, or in this case, the common high school student. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Distraught and disbelieving, Philip sought to conquer death, and after months of cruising the internet and frequenting voodoo chat rooms, he learned all he needed to know to raise lovely Jenna from the grave. Quite mad by this time, Philip raised the decaying girl and consummated his love with her. When he woke up the next morning, the handsome young man came to his senses and decided that the Jenna corpse wasn’t nearly as desirable as the living thing. He disposed of the hapless zombie and got on with his life. By then, it was too late. He had contracted PHADE, a zombie STD that Jenna’s body created when her AIDS-infected corpse rose from the dead. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Those who died at the zombies' hands rose hours or days later to join the undead hordes. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Millions of years ago and hundreds of light years from our own world, an ancient civilization toyed with forces better left undisturbed. Their own dead rose up against them as the result of a series of diabolic necromantic experiments. The only way they could save themselves was to literally blow a chunk of their world off into space, ridding the planet of any trace of the zombie taint. Ever since then the zombie planetoid has traveled through space, unbeknownst to anyone, on a direct collision course with Earth. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)American scientists detected the incoming chunk of rock, although they had no clue as to its true origins or deadly purpose. Fearing the end of life on Earth, the nuclear powers of the world combined their arsenals, modified their missiles, and sent millions of megatons flying into space. Already eroded by millions of other impacts in its long history, the zombie planet burst apart under the nuclear onslaught. The Earth thought itself safe. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Then the irradiated pieces of the planet came hurtling down to Earth, burning up and dissolving into the atmosphere. As a result of prevailing winds and the widespread dispersal pattern of the dust, hardly a corner of the planet escaped exposure. As the dust settled to the ground it began immediately to seep into the soil, water, and even the air. The result was all too horrible and predictable -- the ancient powers awoke the dead from their eternal rest. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Anyone who dies anywhere on the planet that has been exposed to the planetoid dust (meaning anywhere but sealed rooms) rises from the dead within ten minutes to an hour of their passing on. Those who actually die from a zombie attack turn into one of the undead almost immediately. Those who somehow survive an attack continue on as normal (although other diseases might infect them). (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)OrganoCore’s fertilizers and pesticides met with all my demands for an environmentally safe product. I used the stuff for two years and my crop yields increased by forty percent. I was happy as a clam. Then two weeks ago, I started using the new and improved formula and that’s when it happened. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)I had a dog, a big ole’ German shepherd named Shep. When he got hit by a car three weeks ago, I buried him out by the lettuce fields. One night, I hear a scratching at the front door, just like Shep used to do when he wanted in. I open the door and there he is -- his rotting corpse stinking to high heaven. I thought it was some sick joke but then the corpse moved. It lunged at me, biting for my leg. I screamed and kicked him away but the damned thing kept coming. I finally made it to the kitchen and, well, I defended myself with a butcher’s knife. It wasn’t pretty, and worst of all, the damn dog bled everywhere. The blood wasn’t what bothered me, though. What bothered me was that he bled green.Funded in part by various environmental groups, the company embarked on a groundbreaking research project which ultimately yielded them some amazing results. Combining a number of tribal and ancient folk remedies with newly found ingredients imported from the jungles of the Carribean and Indonesia, the researchers managed to create some astounding products. Their new fertilizers and pesticides worked just as well or better than the artificial varieties and they were entirely harmless to the environment. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Once the OrganoCore products hit the market, they were a smash success, and farms across the country and around the world began using them. When OrganoCore recently announced its new line of improved products, it was estimated that fully three quarters of America’s farm acreage planned on using them. That’s exactly what happened. OrganoCore became a Fortune 500 company, but the results were more disastrous than anyone could imagine. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The new products, again using formulas derived from ancient Caribbean and Indonesian rituals, were more effective than the original formula and seemed just as safe. Indeed, by themselves they were safe, but when combined with the older formula, they awakened a previously untapped potential within the soil. Some say they awakened the vengeful soul of mother Earth herself and now she has chosen to strike down the animals that have oppressed her for so long. Others say that the chemicals spurred some speedy and powerful mutation in plant life, effectively jumping it ahead millions of evolutionary years. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)Whatever the true cause, the result was obvious: the dead were coming back to life all across the country, wherever corpses and OrganoCore products mixed. The alchemical mixture gave the world’s plants a new life and new purpose. Growing with incredible speed, the vegetation sent tendrils into the bodies of the dead humans and animals buried beneath the ground. These plant tendrils replaced the veins and nervous system of the dead bodies but kept the bones and muscles strong. Thus, vegetatively animated, the dead began to rise and do the deadly work of their plant overlords. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The zombies buried their dead victims in the foul soil that had spawned them, creating more plant-infested cadavers. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The drones in their natural state look like foot-long centipedes with four pairs of two-foot tentacles running down the sides of their bodies. By themselves, the creatures seem harmless enough -- certainly not capable of bringing death and destruction down upon countless different worlds. In fact, the Race cannot conquer anything without a little help; namely, the recently dead bodies of the Others. The drones can insert themselves into any dead body and fully reanimate it. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)As the Allies prepared for D-Day, Hitler’s top-secret Occult Corps got ready to repulse the invasion. The researchers had, in a matter of speaking, conquered death. Although the secret to immortally still eluded them, they had achieved the next best thing: the living dead. Based on ancient formulae and magic rituals, the Nazis developed a serum that would raise their soldiers from the dead once they had fallen in battle. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)What no one suspected was that Chinese scientists had managed to make their own variations on the nuclear payload. It was a highly radioactive, low destructive yield device that would kill millions but leave the buildings intact. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The specially designed Chinese radiation bombs had their desired effect, killing millions of Americans and European civilians but leaving the cities mostly intact for those few survivors who could take advantage of them. Now, thirty years later, the world is beginning to see that the bombs had another, rather interesting effect: they mutated the living and the unborn in strange and unpredictable ways. Some were born with missing or extra limbs and other malformations, but a few came into this world with radiation literally flowing through their veins. Some have theorized that this was an evolutionary solution to the new hostile world environment. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)The result: a race of humans that can survive radiation just fine, live, grow old, and die in it. The problem is, once they die, they don’t stay dead. The dead rise again, stronger, meaner, and more deadly than they ever were in life. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)An ancient Sanskrit manuscript had outlined for him a ritual that he had not previously dared to attempt. Now, in anger and desperation, he turned to it and made the necessary preparations.Mordecai chose the city of Paris as the site of his ritual. On a moonless night, he gathered his coven in the city cemetery, along with thirteen sacrificial virgins The neighbors huddled in their beds in terror as lighting flashed, thunder roared, and the smell of brimstone filled the air. The blood of innocents spilled to the ground and awakened the bodies of those who lay at rest. At the command of the Italian magician, the dead clawed their way from their graves, hungering for the flesh of the living. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)When these zombies kill a person, the victim’s soul is immediately judged and sent on to the appropriate afterlife. The body then rises up and joins the ranks of the undead. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)We learned that when someone dies, you decapitate them and then burn the body or else you’re gonna have one flesh-eating corpse on your hands before too long. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)So the gods went to war in earnest and left humanity in the lurch. This might not have been a problem except that the gods left in place their rather arcane system of judging and assigning new bodies to old souls. Now that process has broken down and no one is doing anything to fix it, at least for the moment. As a result, the unthinkable is happening: souls are being reborn into bodies that are already dead. (All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised)A supernatural power or spell that according to voodoo belief can enter into and reanimate a corpse. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Recently discovered nuclear technology became the new excuse for zombies. Zombies were not contagious, but they were powered by strange and unique power sources: atomic energy, mad scientists, and aliens. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide) If the subject dies of zombie fever, it rises as a zombie at the next midnight. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)An afflicted humanoid that dies of rat-monkey fever rises as a zombie in 1d6 rounds. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)“Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Aliens decide that rather than put themselves at risk, they’ll just use the human leftovers (read: corpses) and take over the Earth that way instead. A few rays of extraplanar energy later and VOILA! Instant zombies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)An ancient curse causes all those on a particular spot of ground to turn into zombies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)For one reason or another, demonic forces decide to escape hell and prance around on earth in the form of bodies nobody’s using… the dead. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Lightning hits at just the right time, inexplicably reanimating the zombie. Nobody knows why this happens. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)The zombie comes back because he’s really in love with somebody still alive. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)A meteor crashes into the Earth, irradiating the surrounding corpses with strange energy that causes them to rise up as zombies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)An insane necromancer (is there any other kind?) decides to use the undead as cheap labor and begins reanimating people he didn’t like in life to do his bidding. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)A strange parasite reanimates corpses as vehicles to find and infect more hosts. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Some kind of plague converts living humans into zombies—it might be spread by food, in the water, or even in the air itself. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Through mental willpower alone, the dead are dragged back into life. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)The zombie in question gets really mad and comes back to avenge its killer(s). (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Whether it’s experiments gone awry or the creation of a super soldier-program, the zombies are created through man-made science. Nazis are fond of creating undead super-soldiers. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Toxic chemicals dumped into a river overflow into the nearest graveyard, animating the dead. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Too much TV and videogames turns kids into zombies. No really. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)A malicious bokor reanimates the dead for his own purposes. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)An afflicted humanoid that dies of zombie fever rises as a zombie at the next midnight. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Radiation Contagion: zombie gives off radiation in a 30-foot radius. Anyone within range must make a An afflicted humanoid that dies of radiation [contagion] rises as a zombie at the next midnight. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)This game takes place in the same tragic universe as depicted in films like Soylent Green, Rollerball and The Omega Man: a world with a wrecked ecology and shattered polity, spiraling toward oblivion as its oceans bubble, disease turns people into zombies and powerful inhuman forces gather their strength for one mighty strike against mankind. (Damnation Decade)A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed). (Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e)A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse; the creature must have a true anatomy. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Awaken the Dead power. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Animate Dead spell. (d20 Modern SRD)Animate Dead spell. (Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e)Animate Dead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead spell. (True Sorcery)Create Undead Bones and Flesh spell. (True Sorcery)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Dagger of Eternal Rest artifact. (d20 Urban Arcana)Dagger of Eternal Rest artifact. (Urban Arcana SRD)Blood Contagion disease.Radiation Contagion disease.Zombie Fever disease.Zombie Fever Contagion disease.Zombie Fever disease. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Necromancy feat. (Love Witch)Zombie Albino Horribly Scarred: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Zombie Albino Scarred Horribly: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Zombie Base: ?Zombie Bloodsucking: Created by the bloodsucking wind. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a bloodsucking wind’s energy drain rises as a bloodsucking zombie 1d4 days after burial. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Blue: Usually, it’s a weird military gas that makes blue zombies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 31 1-6 Days. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Brainless: Brainless zombies act at the behest of the hsing-sing that created them, and thus only attack enemies of their master. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Brotherhood, Zombie Brotherhood Mutant: Seeing his fossil-fuel supplies dwindling to a trickle, oil magnate Ampersand Vole IV went looking for a substitute—and found the Omega Ray, a potent subatomic force that promised limitless energy for pennies. But in its first large-scale test, on August 9, 1974, the ray went wild, ripping through every atom on the planet and disrupting the world in countless catastrophic ways. Among them, it mutated virtually the entire state of Alamo, turning its residents into horribly scarred albino zombies hungry for human flesh. (Damnation Decade)Vole scheduled an unveiling for August 9, 1974—a full-scale test of the Omega-Ray generator for a group of executives, researchers and VIP well-wishers at the company’s Alamo headquarters. As Vole wrapped up his introductory speech, a Consortium saboteur worked his way to the front of the crowd, a belt of plastic explosives strapped across his chest. Spobeck’s undercover agents spotted him a moment too late. The saboteur shook off their tackle and leaped toward the generator—just as Vole’s researchers brought it on line. (Damnation Decade)The explosion wrecked the machinery, but not before setting off a quantum-level chain reaction. Instead of a controlled wave of Omega Rays, the generator sent out a mammoth blast of fundamental particles that rippled through every atom on the planet at the speed of light. (Damnation Decade)The results were catastrophic. The world’s temperature began rising, a series of tidal waves battered coastal cities, and several dozen nuclear plants melted down at once, releasing untold pollutants into the ecosystem. The most visible, and horrific, event was the great earthquake that sank the West Coast of America—and led Stanton Spobeck to postpone his resignation. Countless other hidden effects surfaced over the following weeks, as you’ll discover elsewhere in this chapter. (Damnation Decade)Fortunately, for all the horrible consequences of the ray, most people weren’t directly affected by the blast itself. The majority of the world’s population simply had a moment of nausea or light-headedness as the subatomic shock waves passed through their bodies. Particularly sensitive types, from artists all the way up to full-fledged Psychics, felt a more pronounced mental shock—as though they could feel an age of history ending. (Damnation Decade)The only ones who weren’t spared were Vole and his guests. Anyone within several hundred miles of the generator at the time of the explosion got a concentrated blast of Omega radiation: the particles hadn’t yet diffused enough to be harmless to humans. Vigorous Petroleum headquarters and most of the state of Alamo were thoroughly irradiated. (Damnation Decade)The survivors found themselves mutated into monsters—their skin and hair turned a deathly white broken only by horrible seeping scars, their eyes large and blank and near useless in daylight. Even worse was what the ray had done to their minds, driving them irretrievably insane and giving them a remorseless hunger for human flesh. Only a handful kept even the basic faculties of reason and memory. (Damnation Decade)Vole’s top priority is to get the Omega-Ray generator back on line, so he can fire off another, much stronger blast of particles and turn everyone in the world into zombies. (Damnation Decade)If a victim is bitten by a Brotherhood mutant and survives, he must make a DC 10 Fortitude save or turn into a member of the Brotherhood over a number of days equal to his Constitution bonus. Another character can arrest the corruption by immediately scraping away the affected tissue and cauterizing the wound (in abstract terms, a DC 12 Treat Injury check). After that window of opportunity closes, the only treatment possible is to lop off a huge chunk of flesh around the bite, such an entire arm or leg. Doing so allows the wounded player to make another DC 10 Fortitude save to avoid corruption. (Damnation Decade)Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie: ?Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Charlie Freak: See Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak.Zombie Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster, Charlie Freak: Something else found them first: a horde of Brotherhood mutants. By the time Charlie and his gang could escape, their blood was thick with zombie poison. Over several agonizing days they were transformed into pale-faced, flesh-hungry monsters. (Damnation Decade)Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader: ?Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier: ?Zombie Brotherhood Leader Foot: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Leader.Zombie Brotherhood More Resilient: In any case, the cost of failure is earthshaking. If the hero blows a roll during the creation, testing or use of an Omega-Ray application, have her roll again. On a 1, something on the level of the original Omega-Ray blast occurs. The hero might accidentally create a new, more resilient race of Brotherhood zombies, or, say, knock herself and the rest of the party into a parallel universe where the mutants are in firm control of the planet. (Damnation Decade)Zombie Brotherhood Soldier Foot: See Zombie Brotherhood Foot Soldier.Zombie Brotherhood Resilient More: See Zombie Brotherhood More Resilient.Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Ampersand Vole IV: See Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV.Zombie Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Grand Patriarch, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Ampersand Vole IV: Seeing his fossil-fuel supplies dwindling to a trickle, oil magnate Ampersand Vole IV went looking for a substitute—and found the Omega Ray, a potent subatomic force that promised limitless energy for pennies. But in its first large-scale test, on August 9, 1974, the ray went wild, ripping through every atom on the planet and disrupting the world in countless catastrophic ways. Among them, it mutated virtually the entire state of Alamo, turning its residents into horribly scarred albino zombies hungry for human flesh. (Damnation Decade)Vole scheduled an unveiling for August 9, 1974—a full-scale test of the Omega-Ray generator for a group of executives, researchers and VIP well-wishers at the company’s Alamo headquarters. As Vole wrapped up his introductory speech, a Consortium saboteur worked his way to the front of the crowd, a belt of plastic explosives strapped across his chest. Spobeck’s undercover agents spotted him a moment too late. The saboteur shook off their tackle and leaped toward the generator—just as Vole’s researchers brought it on line. (Damnation Decade)The explosion wrecked the machinery, but not before setting off a quantum-level chain reaction. Instead of a controlled wave of Omega Rays, the generator sent out a mammoth blast of fundamental particles that rippled through every atom on the planet at the speed of light. (Damnation Decade)The results were catastrophic. The world’s temperature began rising, a series of tidal waves battered coastal cities, and several dozen nuclear plants melted down at once, releasing untold pollutants into the ecosystem. The most visible, and horrific, event was the great earthquake that sank the West Coast of America—and led Stanton Spobeck to postpone his resignation. Countless other hidden effects surfaced over the following weeks, as you’ll discover elsewhere in this chapter. (Damnation Decade)Fortunately, for all the horrible consequences of the ray, most people weren’t directly affected by the blast itself. The majority of the world’s population simply had a moment of nausea or light-headedness as the subatomic shock waves passed through their bodies. Particularly sensitive types, from artists all the way up to full-fledged Psychics, felt a more pronounced mental shock—as though they could feel an age of history ending. (Damnation Decade)The only ones who weren’t spared were Vole and his guests. Anyone within several hundred miles of the generator at the time of the explosion got a concentrated blast of Omega radiation: the particles hadn’t yet diffused enough to be harmless to humans. Vigorous Petroleum headquarters and most of the state of Alamo were thoroughly irradiated. (Damnation Decade)The survivors found themselves mutated into monsters—their skin and hair turned a deathly white broken only by horrible seeping scars, their eyes large and blank and near useless in daylight. Even worse was what the ray had done to their minds, driving them irretrievably insane and giving them a remorseless hunger for human flesh. Only a handful kept even the basic faculties of reason and memory. (Damnation Decade)Vole went just as mad as the rest of them—but his strong will kept the Omega Ray out of the deepest storehouses of his mind. He held onto his memories, charisma and strategic cunning, as well as his trademark narcissism. The mutant tycoon now saw himself as the Grand Patriarch of this new race of freaks, destined to spread the gift of corruption to the rest of the human race. (Damnation Decade)Zombie Child: The Child Zombie template is applied to any human with the child template who dies with an intact brain during the Rising. (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Classic: The Classic Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising. (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Classic Trained Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: See Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1.Zombie Common Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Zombie Creep: Creeps immediately head for the brain of any victim and attempt to inhabit it so they can breed. They are also capable of animating corpses in this fashion. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)A creep infests its victims in one of two ways: it either attacks and burrows into a target, or is spit into a victim’s mouth by a creep zombie. Regardless of the infestation method, once inside, it begins to burrow. A burrowing creep deals 2d6 points of temporary Constitution damage each round. At Constitution 0, the victim dies and becomes a creep zombie. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Other creeps create creep zombies, which accounts for more kissing than takes place at most make-out sessions in parents’ basements. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Death Kiss Contagion: A zombie that that makes a successful grapple check can attempt to spit a worm into its victim’s mouth. The victim can evade this attempt with a successful Reflex save (DC 15) or have a worm spit into the victim’s mouth. It can spit once per round so long as the grapple is maintained. The zombie has 2d4 worms in it. See the “creep” entry for an example of this contagion. Explode Contagion: The zombie can cause itself to explode, usually in a populated area. This attack spews worms at every living being within 30 feet. A living target caught within this radius must make a Reflex save (DC 10) to avoid having a particularly well-aimed worm enter an orifice. See the “creep” entry for an example of this contagion. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Crocodile Huge: ?Zombie Cryonoid: These zombies are the result of cryogenics gone wrong. When lightning strikes, the zombies are animated. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)The circumstances required to create cryonoid zombies are rare—the subject must be dead, cryogenically preserved, and then electrocuted with the strength of a lightning bolt. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Deadite: See Deadite Zombie.Zombie Demonic: Zombie Fever Contagion. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Devil: ?Zombie Enhanced Memory: These are the ones who have regained some knowledge of their former selves, either because of extensive training, repeated actions, or something that was very important to the person before they Rose again. Most Enhanced Memory Zombies are former military, remembering the basics of weapon use. Some have been policemen or others who died with a vitally important task undone (not something simple, such as getting the cat out of the garage). (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Enhanced Memory Fast Hero 1/Smart Hero 4: ?Zombie Flesh-Hungry Imbecile: See Zombie Imbecile Flesh-Hungry.Zombie Fog: Fog zombies are the victims of a curse. They return to wreak havoc on the ancestors of those who wronged them. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 12th to 14th. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Formaldehyde: Formaldehyde zombies are the result of patients who died in clinical facilities and were reanimated through a twisted embalming process. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 32 1-6 Days. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Freak: ?Zombie Frenzied: The Frenzied Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising. (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Frenzied Tough Ordinary 4: ?Zombie Fungi: Fungi Zombies are normal people that have been infected with fungal spores. (American Paranormal Research 3)Zombie Horribly Scarred Albino: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Zombie Huge Crocodile: See Zombie Crocodile Huge.Zombie Human: A night mail coach accident nine years previous that ended with the death of all passengers. (Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities)Zombie Human Liquefied: See Zombie Liquefied Human.Zombie Human Relentless: ?Zombie Imbecile Flesh-Hungry: ?Zombie Irradiated: ?Zombie Kyoshi Spawn: An afflicted humanoid that dies of kyoshi fever rises as a kyoshi spawn at the next midnight. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Any living being that is killed by a kyoshi becomes a kyoshi spawn. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Liquefied: The product of necromantic experiments performed on corpses in an advanced state of decay, the liquefied zombie is a revolting mass of decaying flesh. (d20 Urban Arcana)Liquefied zombies differ from the zombies described in the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game because they’ve decayed further prior to rising from the dead. Their muscles and internal organs have decomposed into foul-smelling liquid with the consistency of pudding. (d20 Urban Arcana)“Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead. The creature must be in an advanced state of decay, but not yet reduced to a skeletal corpse. (d20 Urban Arcana)The Heirs of Kyuss (see Chapter Six: Organizations) have been stealing corpses from a local cemetery and bringing them to a sewer cesspool where prolonged immersion in a magical effluvium transforms the cadavers into liquefied zombies under their control. (d20 Urban Arcana)“Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead. (Urban Arcana SRD)The product of necromantic experiments performed on corpses in an advanced state of decay, the liquefied zombie is a revolting mass of decaying flesh. (Urban Arcana SRD)Liquefied zombies differ from the zombies described in the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game because they’ve decayed further prior to rising from the dead. Their muscles and internal organs have decomposed into foul-smelling liquid with the consistency of pudding. (Urban Arcana SRD)“Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead. The creature must be in an advanced state of decay, but not yet reduced to a skeletal corpse. (Urban Arcana SRD)The Heirs of Kyuss (see Chapter Six: Organizations) have been stealing corpses from a local cemetery and bringing them to a sewer cesspool where prolonged immersion in a magical effluvium transforms the cadavers into liquefied zombies under their control. (Urban Arcana SRD)Create Undead spell. (Imperial Age Grimoire)Create Undead incantation. (d20 Urban Arcana)Create Undead incantation. (Urban Arcana SRD)Animate Dead incantation seed. (d20 Urban Arcana)Animate Dead incantation seed. (Urban Arcana SRD)Zombie Liquefied Human: ?Zombie Liquefied Otyugh: ?Zombie Lord: The zombie lord is a living creature that has taken on the foul powers and abilities of the undead. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 18th or higher. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Memory Enhanced: See Zombie Enhanced Memory.Zombie Mob: ?Zombie Mutant Most Resourceful Toughest: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Zombie Mutant Resourceful Most Toughest: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful: ?Zombie Mutant Toughest Resourceful Most: See Zombie Mutant Toughest Most Resourceful.Zombie Nazi: Mad scientists—mad Nazi scientists, to be precise—created Nazi zombies to be the ultimate soldiers, capable of surviving in any environment (especially U-boats). Unfortunately, they are also all quite psychotic, as only the most violent psychopaths were selected for the experiment. Nazi zombies were (and are) created using “Gamma Gas.” (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 36 1-6 Days. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Necroambulant: Anyone slain by the necroambulism affliction eventually rises again as a zombie. (Modern Maladies)“Necroambulant Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead. (Modern Maladies)Necroambulism disease. (Modern Maladies)Zombie Okokiyat: Okokiyat zombies are created through voodoo magic by sculpting an effigy (an ouanga) out of wax or some other substance. The ouanga is then placed in a coffin or some other place of confinement, where the bokor uses it to control the okokiyat zombie. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Create Okokiyat Zombie spell. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Bokor's Create Zombi power. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Otyugh Liquefied: See Zombie Liquefied Otyugh.Zombie Plague: Plague zombies are horrific undead creatures, reanimated with a shadowy semblance of life by the bizarre and unexplainable effects of a virulent super-disease, the cure for which has long been lost. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)The “plague” that causes the animation of plague zombies was originally engineered by the Ancients just prior to the Fall. Though little is known of what the original strain was meant to do on unsuspecting civilian populaces, the effects of radiation apparently mutated the disease so that the scientists who originally developed it were helpless to stop its spontaneous spread. Within weeks, the test population (comprised of urban homeless from the escalating world war) first subjected to the disease had spread the plague to others, and an epidemic of ghastly proportions swept across the country. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)As if their appearance alone were not horror enough, plague zombies bear one final and chilling curse – the disease itself. A creature badly injured by a plague zombie inevitably contracts the plague, slowly turning him into a mindless, flesh-eating plague zombie in a matter of days... (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)An opponent struck by a plague zombie bite must succeed at a Fortitude check (DC 20) or contract the plague. The plague remains dormant for 2d6 hours, but after that the victim becomes weak and delirious (and must remain bedridden). After an additional period of 2d6 hours, he becomes a zombie. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)Unlike other diseases, the contagion of the plague zombie cannot be cured by any known drug or device of the Ancients or their survivors. Once infected, there is no cure. (Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e)Zombie Radiation: Radiation zombies are a modern phenomenon that is spawned by large doses of radiation. This radiation can spring from government experiments, a meteor, a nuclear meltdown, or eating too many Twinkies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Relentless Human: See Zombie Human Relentless.Zombie Revenant: Revenant zombies reanimated themselves through sheer force of will. They have but one goal: the death of their murderers. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 15th to 17th. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Sample: ?Zombie Scarred Horribly Albino: See Zombie Brotherhood, Freak, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie.Zombie Shock Trooper: ?Zombie Sprinter: The Sprinter Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising. (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Sprinter Fast Ordinary 2: ?Zombie Templar: The Templars that returned from the Crusades turned out to be as every bit as heretical as the Inquisition accused them of being. They forsook the cross for the ankh and sacrificed victims to a malignant deity. The local villagers eventually retaliated by stringing them up. Crows plucked out their eyes, leaving them blind even in death. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 11th or lower. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Trained: Some zombies are “trained,” by the immoral or the insane, to perform certain tasks. (Year of the Zombie)Training is most often done through repeated moves, with negative reinforcement delivered via electroshock and positive reinforcement being rewarded with a live victim. Though zombies do not appear to feel pain from injuries, electrical shocks delivered to the spine or brain appear to hurt them. Eyelids are commonly cut away, and often an implant is placed into the skull to deliver an electric shock that will temporarily overload the zombie’s motor control center. (Year of the Zombie)The Trained Zombie template may be applied to any existing zombie. (Year of the Zombie)Zombie Trained Classic Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: ?Zombie Trooper Shock: See Zombie Shock Trooper.Zombie Toxic: Toxic zombies are fond of tossing opponents into the same toxic goo that created them. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Ultrasonic: Ultrasonic zombies are raised from the dead through… well, ultrasonics Any victim killed by a Trillian’s gas ray can be animated by the Trillian at will as an ultrasonic zombie. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 29 1-10 Hours. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Vampire Werewolf: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie.Zombie Video: Video zombies manifest from televisions that play far too many crappy horror movies. (Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide)Zombie Werewolf Vampire: See Vampire Werewolf Zombie.Zombie-Werewolf Hybrid: The ante had been upped, and in 1829, the British successfully created Zombie-Werewolf hybrids. (T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies)[/spoiler]d20 Modern WotC[spoiler]<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/msrd" target="_blank">d20 Modern SRD</a>[spoiler]Undead: An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces. An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces.Mummy: ?Mummy Dedicated Hero 3: ?Skeleton: “Skeleton” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has a skeletal structure.A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones.Animate Dead spell.Human Skeleton: ?Ogre Skeleton: ?Vampire: “Vampire” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid, or monstrous humanoid.A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a vampire’s energy drain attack rises as a vampire.Vampire Human Fast Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3: ?Zombie: “Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead.Animate Dead spell.Human Zombie: ?Huge Crocodile Zombie: ?Animate DeadNecromancy [Evil]Level: Acolyte 3, Mage 4; Components: V, S, M; Casting Time: Attack action; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoThis spell turns the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead skeletons or zombies that follow the caster’s spoken commands. The skeletons or zombies can follow the caster, or can remain in an area and attack any creature (or just a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed skeleton or zombie can’t be animated again.)Regardless of the type of undead, a caster can’t create more HD of undead than twice his or her caster level with a single casting of animate dead.The undead created remain under caster’s control indefinitely. No matter how many times the caster uses this spell, however, he or she can control only 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level. If the caster exceeds this number, all the newly created creatures fall under his or her control, and any excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (the caster chooses which creatures are released). Any undead the character commands (if the character has the ability to command or rebuke undead) do not count toward the limit.Skeletons: A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. The statistics for a skeleton depend on its size; they do not depend on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Zombies: A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse; the creature must have a true anatomy. The statistics for a zombie depend on its size, not on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Material Component: Purchase DC 15 + 1 per 2 HD of the undead.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/msrd" target="_blank">Urban Arcana SRD</a>[spoiler]Ash Wraith: Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds.Vengeful undead whose bodies were cremated against their wishes, ash wraiths despise the living and seek to immolate those who wronged them.Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds.Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Spirit: Spirits are incorporeal undead creatures, the essences of once-living beings prevented from achieving a greater reward, heavenly justice, or blissful oblivion because of some unfinished business, magical effect, or their own cussedness. Spirits are usually confined to a particular location following their deaths.Create Undead incantation.Animating Spirit, Poltergeist: Animate Dead incantation seed.Frightful Spirit, Apparition: A murder victim has been stuffed into the building’s incinerator and has come back as a frightful spirit.Animate Dead incantation seed.Groaning Spirit, Banshee: Animate Dead incantation seed.Possessing Spirit, Haunt: Animate Dead incantation seed.Weakening Spirit, Fetch: A creature reduced to 0 Strength by a weakening spirit’s draining touch dies and rises as a free-willed weakening spirit 24 hours later.Animate Dead incantation seed.Skeletal Rat Swarm: ?Zombie Liquefied: “Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead.The product of necromantic experiments performed on corpses in an advanced state of decay, the liquefied zombie is a revolting mass of decaying flesh.Liquefied zombies differ from the zombies described in the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game because they’ve decayed further prior to rising from the dead. Their muscles and internal organs have decomposed into foul-smelling liquid with the consistency of pudding.“Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead. The creature must be in an advanced state of decay, but not yet reduced to a skeletal corpse.The Heirs of Kyuss (see Chapter Six: Organizations) have been stealing corpses from a local cemetery and bringing them to a sewer cesspool where prolonged immersion in a magical effluvium transforms the cadavers into liquefied zombies under their control.Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Human Liquefied Zombie: ?Otyugh Liquefied Zombie: ?Undead: ?Mummy: Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Skeleton: Animate Dead incantation seed.Vampire: Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Zombie: Animate Dead incantation seed.Dagger of Eternal Rest artifact.Create UndeadNecromancy [Evil]Skill Check: Knowledge (arcane lore) DC 31, 7 successes; Failure: Two consecutive failed skill checks; Components: V, S, M, XP; Casting Time: 7 hours (minimum); Range: Touch; Target: One corpse or skeleton; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoMuch more potent than the animate dead spell, this evil incantation allows you to create a powerful undead creature from the creature’s dead remains. The incantation raises a corpse as a liquefied zombie, mummy, or vampire. It turns a skeleton into an ash wraith or spirit, and the bones turn to dust upon completion of the incantation.You can create an undead creature up to 20 Hit Dice, and you may control up to 20 Hit Dice of undead at a time. If you create new undead in excess of this amount, older undead slip from your control.This incantation must be cast at night.Options: The type of undead you’re creating has a great influence on the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC. Apply the following modifiers: animating spirit –10, frightful spirit –8, groaning spirit –6, Small or smaller liquefied zombie –4, Medium liquefied zombie –2, weakening spirit +0, mummy +0, Large liquefied zombie +0, possessing spirit +2, Huge liquefied zombie +2, ash wraith +4, Gargantuan liquefied zombie +8, Colossal liquefied zombie +10. If you’re creating a vampire, increase the DC of the Knowledge (arcane lore) check by the vampire’s Hit Dice + 4.Material Components: A clay pot filled with grave dirt and another filled with brackish water. The spell requires a creature’s corpse or complete skeletal remains. You must place a black onyx gem (purchase DC 20) into the mouth of the corpse or skeleton. The magic of the spell turns the gem into a worthless shell.Experience Point Cost: 100 XP.Failure: Betrayal and attack. The undead creature rises and attacks the caster immediately, fighting until slain.Seed: Animate DeadNecromancyKnowledge (arcane lore) DC: 34; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoYou can turn the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead that follow your spoken commands. The undead can follow you, or they can remain in an area and attack any creature (or a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed undead can’t be animated again.) Intelligent undead can follow more sophisticated commands.The animate dead seed (which is more potent than the animate dead spell) allows you create 20 HD of undead. For each additional 1 HD of undead created, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC by +1. The undead you create remain under your control indefinitely.You can naturally control 20 HD of undead creatures you’ve personally created, regardless of the method you used. If you exceed this number, newly created creatures fall under your control, and excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (you choose which creatures are released). Any undead you command through a class-based ability to command or rebuke undead do not count toward the limit.For each additional 2 HD of undead to be controlled, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC by +1. Only undead in excess of 20 HD created with this seed can be controlled using this DC adjustment. If you want to both create and control more than 20 HD of undead, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) DC by +3 per additional 2 HD of undead.Type of Undead: All types of undead can be created with the animate dead seed, although creating more powerful undead increases the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC, according to the chart below. The GM must set the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC for undead not included on the chart, using similar undead as a basis for comparison.UndeadKnowledge (arcane lore) DC ModifierMedium or smaller skeleton–12Medium or smaller zombie–12Animating spirit–10Frightful spirit–8Large skeleton–8Large zombie–6Groaning spirit–6Small or smaller liquefied zombie–4Medium liquefied zombie–2Weakening spirit+0Mummy+0Large liquefied zombie+0Possessing spirit+2Huge skeleton+2Huge liquefied zombie+2Ash wraith+4Huge zombie+4Gargantuan or Colossal skeleton+6Gargantuan or Colossal zombie+8Gargantuan liquefied zombie+8Colossal liquefied zombie+10VampireHit Dice +4Dagger of Eternal UnrestThe curved, black blade of this dagger leads into a hilt inlaid with human bones ending in a large black onyx gem. It is a relic formerly used by a cult that performed ritual sacrifices then brought their victims back from the grave as the walking undead. The dagger has a +3 enhancement bonus plus a secondary enchantment.Three times per day, if the dagger is used in a successful coup de grace, the wielder may choose to have the blade cast animate dead on the victim. This creates a zombie under the control of the dagger’s wielder. If the dagger changes hands, so too does the zombie’s loyalty.Type: Artifact (magic); Caster Level: —; Purchase DC: 47; Weight: 1 lb.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/msrd" target="_blank">Menace Manual SRD</a>[spoiler]Bodak: ?Bodak Advanced: ?Charred One: ?Charred One Advanced: ?Doom Hag: ?Ghoul: “Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh.If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising.Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Revenant: “Revenant” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal living creature that has both an Intelligence score and a Charisma score greater than 6.Revenant Police Officer Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: ?Skin Feaster: ?Skin Feaster Advanced: ?Whisperer in the Dark: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/28720/d20-Modern-Core-Rulebook-d20M?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">D20 Modern</a>[spoiler]Undead: An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces.Mummy: Mummies are preserved corpses animated through rituals best forgotten.Mummy Dedicated Hero 3: ?Skeleton: Skeletons are the animated bones of the dead, mindless automatons that obey the orders of their evil masters.“Skeleton” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has a skeletal structure.A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones (so purple worm skeletons are not allowed).Human Skeleton: ?Ogre Skeleton: ?Vampire: “Vampire” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid, or monstrous humanoid.A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a vampire’s energy drain attack rises as a vampire.Vampire Human Fast Hero 2/Charismatic Hero 3: ?Zombie: Zombies are corpses animated by some sinister power or magic.“Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead.A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed).Human Zombie: ?Huge Crocodile Zombie: ?Animate DeadNecromancy [Evil]Level: Acolyte 3, Mage 4; Components: V, S, M; Casting Time: Attack action; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoThis spell turns the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead skeletons or zombies that follow your spoken commands. The skeletons or zombies can follow you, or can remain in an area and attack any creature (or just a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed skeleton or zombie can’t be animated again.)Regardless of the type of undead, you can’t create more HD of undead than twice your caster level with a single casting of animate dead.The undead you create remain under your control indefinitely. No matter how many times you use this spell, however, you can control only 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level. If you exceed this number, all the newly created creatures fall under your control, and any excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (you choose which creatures are released). If you are an Acolyte, any undead you might command by virtue of your power to command or rebuke undead do not count toward the limit.Skeleton: A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones (so purple worm skeletons are not allowed). If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. The statistics for a skeleton depend on its size; they do not depend on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Zombie: A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed). The statistics for a zombie depend on its size, not on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Material Component: You must place a black onyx gem (purchase DC 15 + 1 per 2 HD of the undead) into the mouth or eye socket of each corpse. The magic of the spell turns these gems into worthless, burned-out shells.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/28615/d20-Menace-Manual-d20M?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">d20 Menace Manual (d20M)</a>[spoiler]Undead, Undead Creature: An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces.Bodak: The fraal, or grays, occasionally come into conflict with true evil, just as humans do. A fraal slain by a force of evil becomes a bodak—a kind of malicious undead alien.Few of these creatures actually manage to move from the city-ships to Earth; most of the bodaks found on the planet came into being when grays died at the hands of evil creatures while on missions for their people.Advanced Bodak: ?Charred One: A charred one is the restless and vengeful spirit of a person who was burned alive, either through the willful or careless act of another or through fire from an infernal source.Advanced Charred One: ?Doom Hag: It is said that these foul creatures are the withered spirits of demented spinsters who were feared and reviled by people who knew them in life.Ghoul, Modern Ghoul: The rise of streptococcal gangrene—the infamous flesh-eating virus—during the late 19th and 20th centuries created a new kind of undead creature—a variation of the ancient ghoul.“Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh.If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis (see below) from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising.Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Revenant: The exact circumstances of a revenant’s creation are something of a mystery, but some trauma or injustice is always involved. A person killed in a gun battle does not usually return as a revenant, but a person who was taken captive, tied, up, humiliated, and then shot might do so. Victims whose killers took pleasure in their fear or pain and strong-willed individuals who met their deaths at the hands of people they trusted are the ones who might claw their way back from the grave and seek vengeance.Unfortunately, not all revenants were good people killed by criminals, and not every revenant knows who was actually responsible for its death. The revenant of a terrible villain might return to murder those who were forced to use extraordinary means to stop her, or a good person could be deceived about his killer’s identity while dying and return later to seek revenge on innocents.“Revenant” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal living creature that has both an Intelligence score and a Charisma score greater than 6.Revenant Police Officer, Revenant Human Strong Ordinary 1/Dedicated Ordinary 1: ?Skin Feaster, Animated Corpse of a Person Who Has Died From Some Terrible Trauma to the Skin: A skin feaster is the animated corpse of a person who has died from some terrible trauma to the skin—burns, leprosy, necrotizing faciitis, or some other similar affliction.Advanced Skin Feaster: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Shadow Caller: Sometimes known as a shadow caller, a whisperer in the dark is an incorporeal amalgamation of dozens of sentient minds—mostly the minds of living beings who died together in abject terror.Once-Living Creature Animated by Spiritual Forces: ?Once-Living Creature Animated by Supernatural Forces: ?Undead With No Intelligence Score: ?Bodak, Malicious Undead Alien, Gnarled Version of a Gray: ?Charred One, Human Being That Has Been Burned to a Blackened Husk: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Willful Act of Another: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through the Careless Act of Another: ?Charred One, Restless Vengeful Spirit of a Person Who Was Burned Alive Through Fire From an Infernal Source: ?Doom Hag, Horrible Creature, Foul Creature, Withered Spirit of a Demented Spinster Who Was Feared and Reviled By People Who Knew Them in Life, Grizzled Crone: ?Ghoul, Pitiable Creature: ?Ancient Ghoul: ?Formerly Human Ghoul, Human Ghoul: ?The Hanged Man, Spirit: ?The Drowned Maiden, Spirit: ?The Guy With a Hook for a Hand, Spirit: ?Revenant of a Terrible Villain: ?Revenant That Died in the Cold: ?Revenant That Died From Poison: ?Revenant That Died From Starvation: ?Revenant That Died From Suffocation: ?Human Revenant: ?Skin Feaster, Human Completely Stripped of Skin: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Incorporeal Amalgamation of Dozens of Sentient Minds: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Mist: ?Whisperer in the Dark, Swirling Bank of Light Fog: ?Ghost: ?Vampire, Monster With Mind-Dominating Power, Shadow Creature: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/161906/d20-Dark-Matter-d20M?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">d20 Dark Matter</a>[spoiler]Undead: Sample incantations include ones that allow one to control the weather, create powerful undead creatures, animate golems, subjugate powerful fiends, and cure supposedly incurable diseases.Ghoul: Victims of a horrible strain of virus, ghouls are human beings transformed into disease-ravaged corpses.Mummy: These undead creatures are preserved through ancient rituals. Some claim that the kinori taught humans the art of mummification more than 5,000 years ago.Revenant: Like a spirit, a revenant is a once-living person returned from the grave. Unlike the spirit, the revenant exists for only one reason—to seek vengeance upon those still alive.The culprit is a revenant, sentenced to death 7 years earlier after his public defender (now a very dead judge) intentionally allowed him to be framed in exchange for political favors that led to his election.Spirit: These beings are the essences of once-living creatures cursed to remain on Earth for any of a variety of reasons.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/29548/Urban-Arcana-d20M?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">d20 Urban Arcana</a>[spoiler]Ash Wraith: Vengeful undead whose bodies were cremated against their wishes, ash wraiths despise the living and seek to immolate those who wronged them.Any humanoid slain by an ash wraith’s burning touch is immolated and reduced to a pile of ash that rises as an ash wraith in 1d4 rounds.Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Spirit: Spirits are incorporeal undead creatures, the essences of once-living beings prevented from achieving a greater reward, heavenly justice, or blissful oblivion because of some unfinished business, magical effect, or their own cussedness. Spirits are usually confined to a particular location following their deaths.Create Undead incantation.Animating Spirit, Poltergeist: Animate Dead incantation seed.Frightful Spirit, Apparition: Animate Dead incantation seed.A murder victim has been stuffed into the building’s incinerator and has come back as a frightful spirit.Groaning Spirit, Banshee: Animate Dead incantation seed.Possessing Spirit, Haunt: Animate Dead incantation seed.Weakening Spirit, Fetch: A creature reduced to 0 Strength by a weakening spirit’s draining touch dies and rises as a free-willed weakening spirit 24 hours later.Animate Dead incantation seed.Skeletal Rat Swarm: ?Liquefied Zombie: The product of necromantic experiments performed on corpses in an advanced state of decay, the liquefied zombie is a revolting mass of decaying flesh.Liquefied zombies differ from the zombies described in the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game because they’ve decayed further prior to rising from the dead. Their muscles and internal organs have decomposed into foul-smelling liquid with the consistency of pudding.“Liquefied zombie” is an acquired template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than a construct, elemental, ooze, plant, or undead. The creature must be in an advanced state of decay, but not yet reduced to a skeletal corpse.The Heirs of Kyuss (see Chapter Six: Organizations) have been stealing corpses from a local cemetery and bringing them to a sewer cesspool where prolonged immersion in a magical effluvium transforms the cadavers into liquefied zombies under their control.Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Human Liquefied Zombie: ?Otyugh Liquefied Zombie: ?Ghost: ?Vualek, Vampire: ?Spawn of Kyuss: The Heirs of Kyuss have made what they call “great leaps in zombie technology.” They have created a more powerful monster that they call a spawn of Kyuss, which looks like an ordinary zombie with writhing green worms crawling in and out of its skull orifices.Once per round as a free action, a spawn of Kyuss can transfer a worm from its own body to that of an opponent. It can do this whenever it hits with a slam attack, but it can also make the transfer by means of a successful melee touch attack or a ranged touch attack, hurling a worm at a foe from a distance of up to 10 feet.Each worm is a Fine vermin with AC 10 and 1 hit point. On the spawn’s next action, the worm burrows into its host’s flesh. (A creature with a natural armor bonus of +5 or higher is immune to this burrowing effect.) The worm makes its way toward the host’s brain, dealing 1 point of damage per round for 1d4+1 rounds. At the end of that period, it reaches the brain. While the worm is inside a victim, a remove curse or remove disease effect destroys it, and a neutralize poison effect delays its progress for 10d6 minutes. A successful Treat Injury check (DC 20) extracts the worm and kills it.Once the worm reaches the brain, it deals 1d2 points of Intelligence damage per round until it either is killed (by remove curse or remove disease) or slays the host (death occurs at 0 Intelligence). A Small, Medium, or Large creature slain by a worm rises as a new spawn of Kyuss 1d6+4 rounds later; a Tiny or smaller creature quickly putrefies; and a Huge of larger creature becomes a normal zombie of the appropriate size. Newly created spawn do not have allegiance to their parent, but they usually follow whatever spawn of Kyuss created them.Drow Vampire: ?Jack, Animating Spirit: A maintenance engineer has recently died in the bowels of the building that he worked at for the past thirty years. Jack continues to haunt the area as an animating spirit.Undead: ?Mummy: Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Skeleton: Animate Dead incantation seed.Vampire: Create Undead incantation.Animate Dead incantation seed.Zombie: Once per round as a free action, a spawn of Kyuss can transfer a worm from its own body to that of an opponent. It can do this whenever it hits with a slam attack, but it can also make the transfer by means of a successful melee touch attack or a ranged touch attack, hurling a worm at a foe from a distance of up to 10 feet.Each worm is a Fine vermin with AC 10 and 1 hit point. On the spawn’s next action, the worm burrows into its host’s flesh. (A creature with a natural armor bonus of +5 or higher is immune to this burrowing effect.) The worm makes its way toward the host’s brain, dealing 1 point of damage per round for 1d4+1 rounds. At the end of that period, it reaches the brain. While the worm is inside a victim, a remove curse or remove disease effect destroys it, and a neutralize poison effect delays its progress for 10d6 minutes. A successful Treat Injury check (DC 20) extracts the worm and kills it.Once the worm reaches the brain, it deals 1d2 points of Intelligence damage per round until it either is killed (by remove curse or remove disease) or slays the host (death occurs at 0 Intelligence). A Small, Medium, or Large creature slain by a worm rises as a new spawn of Kyuss 1d6+4 rounds later; a Tiny or smaller creature quickly putrefies; and a Huge of larger creature becomes a normal zombie of the appropriate size. Newly created spawn do not have allegiance to their parent, but they usually follow whatever spawn of Kyuss created them.Animate Dead incantation seed.Dagger of Eternal Rest artifact.Create UndeadNecromancy [Evil]Skill Check: Knowledge (arcane lore) DC 31, 7 successes; Failure: Two consecutive failed skill checks; Components: V, S, M, XP; Casting Time: 7 hours (minimum); Range: Touch; Target: One corpse or skeleton; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoMuch more potent than the animate dead spell, this evil incantation allows you to create a powerful undead creature from the creature’s dead remains. The incantation raises a corpse as a liquefied zombie, mummy, or vampire. It turns a skeleton into an ash wraith or spirit, and the bones turn to dust upon completion of the incantation.You can create an undead creature up to 20 Hit Dice, and you may control up to 20 Hit Dice of undead at a time. If you create new undead in excess of this amount, older undead slip from your control.This incantation must be cast at night.Options: The type of undead you’re creating has a great influence on the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC. Apply the following modifiers: animating spirit –10, frightful spirit –8, groaning spirit –6, Small or smaller liquefied zombie –4, Medium liquefied zombie –2, weakening spirit +0, mummy +0, Large liquefied zombie +0, possessing spirit +2, Huge liquefied zombie +2, ash wraith +4, Gargantuan liquefied zombie +8, Colossal liquefied zombie +10. If you’re creating a vampire, increase the DC of the Knowledge (arcane lore) check by the vampire’s Hit Dice + 4.Material Components: A clay pot filled with grave dirt and another filled with brackish water. The spell requires a creature’s corpse or complete skeletal remains. You must place a black onyx gem (purchase DC 20) into the mouth of the corpse or skeleton. The magic of the spell turns the gem into a worthless shell.Experience Point Cost: 100 XP.Failure: Betrayal and attack. The undead creature rises and attacks the caster immediately, fighting until slain.Seed: Animate DeadNecromancyKnowledge (arcane lore) DC: 34; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoYou can turn the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead that follow your spoken commands. The undead can follow you, or they can remain in an area and attack any creature (or a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed undead can’t be animated again.) Intelligent undead can follow more sophisticated commands. The animate dead seed (which is more potent than the animate dead spell presented in the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game) allows you to create 20 HD of undead. For each additional 1 HD of undead created, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC by +1.The undead you create remain under your control indefinitely. You can naturally control 20 HD of undead creatures you’ve personally created, regardless of the method you used. If you exceed this number, newly created creatures fall under your control, and excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (you choose which creatures are released). Any undead you command through a class-based ability to command or rebuke undead do not count toward the limit.For each additional 2 HD of undead to be controlled, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC by +1. Only undead in excess of 20 HD created with this seed can be controlled using this DC adjustment. If you want to both create and control more than 20 HD of undead, increase the Knowledge (arcane lore) DC by +3 per additional 2 HD of undead.Type of Undead: All types of undead can be created with the animate dead seed, although creating more powerful undead increases the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC, according to the chart below. The GM must set the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC for undead not included on the chart, using similar undead as a basis for comparison.Undead Knowledge (arcane lore) DC ModifierMedium or smaller skeleton –12Medium or smaller zombie –12Animating spirit –10Frightful spirit –8Large skeleton –8Large zombie –6Groaning spirit –6Small or smaller liquefied zombie –4Medium liquefied zombie –2Weakening spirit +0Mummy +0Large liquefied zombie +0Possessing spirit +2Huge skeleton +2Huge liquefied zombie +2Ash wraith +4Huge zombie +4Gargantuan or Colossal skeleton +6Gargantuan or Colossal zombie +8Gargantuan liquefied zombie +8Colossal liquefied zombie +10Vampire Hit Dice + 4Dagger of Eternal UnrestThe curved, black blade of this dagger leads into a hilt inlaid with human bones ending in a large black onyx gem. It is a relic formerly used by a cult that performed ritual sacrifices then brought their victims back from the grave as the walking undead. The dagger has a +3 enhancement bonus plus a secondary enchantment.Three times per day, if the dagger is used in a successful coup de grace, the wielder may choose to have the blade cast animate dead on the victim. This creates a zombie (see Chapter Eight: Friends and Foes of the d20 Modern Roleplaying Game) under the control of the dagger’s wielder. If the dagger changes hands, so too does the zombie’s loyalty.Type: Artifact (magic); Caster Level: —; Purchase DC: 47; Weight: 1 lb.[/spoiler]<a href="http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/eo/20060407a" target="_blank">Elite Opponents Creatures That Cannot Be</a>[spoiler]Demon Vampire, Vampiric Dog-Demon, Glabrezu Vampire: ?[/spoiler][/spoiler]d20 Modern 2nd Party[spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/665/Gamma-World-Game-Masters-Guide-GW-6e?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Gamma World Game Master's Guide (GW6e)</a>[spoiler]Vampire: But the worst power of the vampire is that it makes others like itself, usually from among dear friends and family, who must likewise be destroyed by the ones who love them.Emperor's Tower: ?Wraith: ?Zombie: ?[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/662/Machines-and-Mutants-GW-6e?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Machines and Mutants (GW 6e)</a>[spoiler]Necrophage: Immortality, eternal life and the conquering of death: There are no greater aims for science, and the genetic researchers of the pre-War era devoted fortunes to finding a “cure” for death. The necrophage virus is not that cure. It is a terrible, hideous mistake, the end result of a very wrong turn in someone’s research. And it has the potential to turn Earth into a charnel house.The necrophage virus does not reawaken a body to full life. It stirs the body into a bizarre half-life, and the brain into an insane frenzy of hunger and rage.Creatures killed by the necrophage’s bite will become necrophages themselves, and the cycle of infection and reanimation will continue until no life exists for the undead beasts to prey upon. Unfortunately, the virus remains in the tissues of the corpses and twice-dead necrophages, and can remain quiescent in living tissue for some time (such as the bodies of carrion-eaters). An outbreak of the necrophage virus can happen at any time, and an unlucky community might become a zombie-ridden slaughterhouse overnight — and a mausoleum of rotting meat a week later.The saliva of the necrophage carries the necrophage virus; while the virus cannot turn a still-living creature into a necrophage, it can cause extensive cellular damage. Anyone bitten by a necrophage must make a Fortitude save (DC = 10 + 1/2 the necrophage’s Hit Dice) or take 1d6 points of temporary Constitution damage; a second Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to avoid another 1d6 points of temporary Constitution damage. Creatures killed by this bite will rise as necrophages 2d6 hours later.[/spoiler][/spoiler]d20 Modern 3rd Party[spoiler]<a href="http://paizo.com/products/btpy7fxc?Modern-Collection-2-PDF" target="_blank">13 Occult Templates</a>[spoiler]Bloated Undead: Their bodies swollen with disease, rot, and the fell influence of necromantic magic, the bloated are undead, walking time bombs.“Bloated” is a template that may be added to any undead creature that has a corporeal form. Undead creatures that do not have fleshy bodies, such as skeletons, may not receive this template.Bloated Skinfeaster: ?Cloaked Undead: Some necromancers are capable of preserving their subject’s body, granting the undead creature they create a seemingly normal outward appearance.“Cloaked” is a template that may be added to any Medium-size undead creature with a physical body.Cloaked Ghoul Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Relentless Dead: The undead are powered by the unending, baleful influence of necromantic magic. A severed limb may kill a man due to shock and blood loss. A zombie or skeleton merely shrugs off such a blow and continues fighting until it is hacked to pieces. The undead are, in essence, spirits or bundles of magical energy that use a physical body as a vessel or container. Despite massive damage to an undead creature’s physical body, it can continue to pursue its goals so long as its body is relatively intact and the malign influence that powers it is undisturbed. The relentless undead are the embodiment of this principle. Whether through the influence of dark magic or some other process, their bodies continue to fight on after they have been hacked to pieces.“Relentless” is a template that can be added to any corporeal undead.A spellcaster who uses magic to produce undead may grant them the relentless template by increasing the purchase DC of his spell’s material components by 10 per undead.Relentless Human Zombie: ?Spirit Doom Hag: ?Undying Creature: The alchemical undeath discovered by the Illuminati is perhaps the premier example of this. Imbibing a potent elixir of rare ingredients and receiving a dose of high-voltage electricity, death can be abated for extended periods of time, provided that additional doses are received on a regular basis.“Undying” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid creature, provided it can employ the required alchemical process described above.Undying Mothfolk Dedicated Hero 3/Acolyte 3: ?Undead: The undead are powered by the unending, baleful influence of necromantic magic. A severed limb may kill a man due to shock and blood loss. A zombie or skeleton merely shrugs off such a blow and continues fighting until it is hacked to pieces. The undead are, in essence, spirits or bundles of magical energy that use a physical body as a vessel or container. Despite massive damage to an undead creature’s physical body, it can continue to pursue its goals so long as its body is relatively intact and the malign influence that powers it is undisturbed.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/19984/After-Sunset-Vampires?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">After Sunset: Vampires</a>[spoiler]Vampire: Characters that are transformed into vampires during the campaign rise from the dead three days after their death, transformed body and soul by the experience.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/627/All-Flesh-Must-be-Eaten-Revised?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">All Flesh Must be Eaten Revised</a>[spoiler]Zombie: There were many early successes for our group. We determined the source of the infected cadaver outbreak was not the result of the wrath of a vengeful God, witchcraft, voodoo or something equally ludicrous. The source of the outbreak was radiation -- radiation carried on the back of a comet like rats carried plague-riddled vermin on their backs centuries ago.A Zombie or Jumbie (the name given to them in the Virgin Islands) is described by the Island experts as “a soulless human corpse, still dead, but taken from the grave and endowed by sorcery with a mechanical semblance of life.” These creatures are brought to life by sorcerers called “Houngans” who bring the dead back to work as their eternal slaves.Legend and folklore have long held that sometimes, when a person dies with unfinished business, he may rise from the dead to finish it, or to seek revenge for some evil doing.Voodoo priests that turn the dead, and sometimes the living, into Zombies.The creatures are created to work in the harsh conditions of outer space.Angry prisoners inhale formaldehyde to get high, die and return.Entomologists create a machine that only affects the underdeveloped nervous systems of insects. This machine causes the insects to attack and devour themselves leaving our farms and gardens insect free without harmful poisons. Perfect, except for one thing we didn’t count on. The nervous systems of the dead have decomposed to the level of insects. They are affected by the machine and begin eating human flesh.The germ warfare scientists in the military develop a means to create an army of the dead. These soldiers cannot be killed except by a shot to the head. The problem is that they also spread the germ through biting and scratching. Once the living are infected, they too become zombies.A dangerous germ warfare chemical.I don't know what the zombies house for saliva but within thirty-six hours of being bit most people turn into zombies themselves.The life forms controlling the corpses were arthropod-like in composition.I still can’t believe it, AIDS would have been enough but when I think of what PHADE will do to me . . . my body rotting from the inside out, my skin peeling like old wallpaper, and when my heart finally gives in to the virus, the real fun starts. Somehow PHADE will jump start my nervous system and make me into something not quite alive and not quite dead.The zombie has to actually kill its victims in order for them to come back as a member of the club. Anyone killed by a zombie rises again within a few hours.The zombie need only bite a living being and the chain reaction begins. The process usually takes a day or so to finally set in, during which time it might be possible to reverse the effects if a skilled research doctor treats the victim. Otherwise, the bitten goes straight from living to undead without ever really passing out and dying.Sometimes its not the zombie that reanimates the corpse but rather something in the very soil or air. In order to rise again, a body has to be buried under the ground or stored in some container, or coated with some chemical. Zombies created this way have a natural instinct to bury their victims, or otherwise prepare the body, and thus enlarge the undead community every step of the way. Rising from the shallow grave, or awakening after embalment usually takes between six and twelve hours, but sometimes occurs much more quickly.Thirty years ago, the government decided these caves were the perfect place to store containers of spent uranium and other nuclear waste. They bought the land, buried tons of radioactive sludge deep in the cave system and, once they thought it full, sealed the whole thing off. They didn’t plan on the containers leaking and getting into the local soil and water table. And no one could have imagined the effect this radiation would have on the local population, particularly the local dead population.Some said the radiation became a tool of the spirits or demonic forces, particularly those who remembered that the native Americans who once lived in the region held the caves as sacred. Others maintained that it was the radiation itself, somehow jump-starting the dead nervous system, creating brain-dead beasts who could only act on the most basic instinct: find food. Whatever the cause, it didn’t discriminate about who it raised from the dead. Every deceased creature, animal or human, within fifty miles of those caves became one of the walking dead.The PHADE virus is more than just another sexually transmitted disease. It is in fact a recipe for zombification. Zombies have always been with us in one form or another. Many cultures, including modern voodoo practitioners, have theories about the process of animating the dead through magical potions, elixirs, and rituals. In the modern information age, the details of such practices are more accessible to the common man, or in this case, the common high school student.Distraught and disbelieving, Philip sought to conquer death, and after months of cruising the internet and frequenting voodoo chat rooms, he learned all he needed to know to raise lovely Jenna from the grave. Quite mad by this time, Philip raised the decaying girl and consummated his love with her. When he woke up the next morning, the handsome young man came to his senses and decided that the Jenna corpse wasn’t nearly as desirable as the living thing. He disposed of the hapless zombie and got on with his life. By then, it was too late. He had contracted PHADE, a zombie STD that Jenna’s body created when her AIDS-infected corpse rose from the dead.Those who died at the zombies' hands rose hours or days later to join the undead hordes.Millions of years ago and hundreds of light years from our own world, an ancient civilization toyed with forces better left undisturbed. Their own dead rose up against them as the result of a series of diabolic necromantic experiments. The only way they could save themselves was to literally blow a chunk of their world off into space, ridding the planet of any trace of the zombie taint. Ever since then the zombie planetoid has traveled through space, unbeknownst to anyone, on a direct collision course with Earth.American scientists detected the incoming chunk of rock, although they had no clue as to its true origins or deadly purpose. Fearing the end of life on Earth, the nuclear powers of the world combined their arsenals, modified their missiles, and sent millions of megatons flying into space. Already eroded by millions of other impacts in its long history, the zombie planet burst apart under the nuclear onslaught. The Earth thought itself safe.Then the irradiated pieces of the planet came hurtling down to Earth, burning up and dissolving into the atmosphere. As a result of prevailing winds and the widespread dispersal pattern of the dust, hardly a corner of the planet escaped exposure. As the dust settled to the ground it began immediately to seep into the soil, water, and even the air. The result was all too horrible and predictable -- the ancient powers awoke the dead from their eternal rest.Anyone who dies anywhere on the planet that has been exposed to the planetoid dust (meaning anywhere but sealed rooms) rises from the dead within ten minutes to an hour of their passing on. Those who actually die from a zombie attack turn into one of the undead almost immediately. Those who somehow survive an attack continue on as normal (although other diseases might infect them).OrganoCore’s fertilizers and pesticides met with all my demands for an environmentally safe product. I used the stuff for two years and my crop yields increased by forty percent. I was happy as a clam. Then two weeks ago, I started using the new and improved formula and that’s when it happened.I had a dog, a big ole’ German shepherd named Shep. When he got hit by a car three weeks ago, I buried him out by the lettuce fields. One night, I hear a scratching at the front door, just like Shep used to do when he wanted in. I open the door and there he is -- his rotting corpse stinking to high heaven. I thought it was some sick joke but then the corpse moved. It lunged at me, biting for my leg. I screamed and kicked him away but the damned thing kept coming. I finally made it to the kitchen and, well, I defended myself with a butcher’s knife. It wasn’t pretty, and worst of all, the damn dog bled everywhere. The blood wasn’t what bothered me, though. What bothered me was that he bled green.Funded in part by various environmental groups, the company embarked on a groundbreaking research project which ultimately yielded them some amazing results. Combining a number of tribal and ancient folk remedies with newly found ingredients imported from the jungles of the Carribean and Indonesia, the researchers managed to create some astounding products. Their new fertilizers and pesticides worked just as well or better than the artificial varieties and they were entirely harmless to the environment.Once the OrganoCore products hit the market, they were a smash success, and farms across the country and around the world began using them. When OrganoCore recently announced its new line of improved products, it was estimated that fully three quarters of America’s farm acreage planned on using them. That’s exactly what happened. OrganoCore became a Fortune 500 company, but the results were more disastrous than anyone could imagine.The new products, again using formulas derived from ancient Caribbean and Indonesian rituals, were more effective than the original formula and seemed just as safe. Indeed, by themselves they were safe, but when combined with the older formula, they awakened a previously untapped potential within the soil. Some say they awakened the vengeful soul of mother Earth herself and now she has chosen to strike down the animals that have oppressed her for so long. Others say that the chemicals spurred some speedy and powerful mutation in plant life, effectively jumping it ahead millions of evolutionary years.Whatever the true cause, the result was obvious: the dead were coming back to life all across the country, wherever corpses and OrganoCore products mixed. The alchemical mixture gave the world’s plants a new life and new purpose. Growing with incredible speed, the vegetation sent tendrils into the bodies of the dead humans and animals buried beneath the ground. These plant tendrils replaced the veins and nervous system of the dead bodies but kept the bones and muscles strong. Thus, vegetatively animated, the dead began to rise and do the deadly work of their plant overlords.The zombies buried their dead victims in the foul soil that had spawned them, creating more plant-infested cadavers.The drones in their natural state look like foot-long centipedes with four pairs of two-foot tentacles running down the sides of their bodies. By themselves, the creatures seem harmless enough -- certainly not capable of bringing death and destruction down upon countless different worlds. In fact, the Race cannot conquer anything without a little help; namely, the recently dead bodies of the Others. The drones can insert themselves into any dead body and fully reanimate it.As the Allies prepared for D-Day, Hitler’s top-secret Occult Corps got ready to repulse the invasion. The researchers had, in a matter of speaking, conquered death. Although the secret to immortally still eluded them, they had achieved the next best thing: the living dead. Based on ancient formulae and magic rituals, the Nazis developed a serum that would raise their soldiers from the dead once they had fallen in battle.What no one suspected was that Chinese scientists had managed to make their own variations on the nuclear payload. It was a highly radioactive, low destructive yield device that would kill millions but leave the buildings intact.The specially designed Chinese radiation bombs had their desired effect, killing millions of Americans and European civilians but leaving the cities mostly intact for those few survivors who could take advantage of them. Now, thirty years later, the world is beginning to see that the bombs had another, rather interesting effect: they mutated the living and the unborn in strange and unpredictable ways. Some were born with missing or extra limbs and other malformations, but a few came into this world with radiation literally flowing through their veins. Some have theorized that this was an evolutionary solution to the new hostile world environment.The result: a race of humans that can survive radiation just fine, live, grow old, and die in it. The problem is, once they die, they don’t stay dead. The dead rise again, stronger, meaner, and more deadly than they ever were in life.An ancient Sanskrit manuscript had outlined for him a ritual that he had not previously dared to attempt. Now, in anger and desperation, he turned to it and made the necessary preparations.Mordecai chose the city of Paris as the site of his ritual. On a moonless night, he gathered his coven in the city cemetery, along with thirteen sacrificial virgins The neighbors huddled in their beds in terror as lighting flashed, thunder roared, and the smell of brimstone filled the air. The blood of innocents spilled to the ground and awakened the bodies of those who lay at rest. At the command of the Italian magician, the dead clawed their way from their graves, hungering for the flesh of the living.When these zombies kill a person, the victim’s soul is immediately judged and sent on to the appropriate afterlife. The body then rises up and joins the ranks of the undead.We learned that when someone dies, you decapitate them and then burn the body or else you’re gonna have one flesh-eating corpse on your hands before too long.So the gods went to war in earnest and left humanity in the lurch. This might not have been a problem except that the gods left in place their rather arcane system of judging and assigning new bodies to old souls. Now that process has broken down and no one is doing anything to fix it, at least for the moment. As a result, the unthinkable is happening: souls are being reborn into bodies that are already dead.Vampire: if a vampire bites you and doesn’t rip you apart, you become a vampire.Man created these Vam-pyres. They were mistakenly risen by science.Base Zombie: ?Sample Zombie: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/28884/Journal-of-American-Paranormal-Research-issue-3?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">American Paranormal Research 3</a>[spoiler]Fungi Zombie: Fungi Zombies are normal people that have been infected with fungal spores. [/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/18157/Blood-and-Brains-The-Zombie-Hunters-Guide?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Blood and Brains: The Zombie Hunters Guide</a>[spoiler]Zombie Bloodsucking: Created by the bloodsucking wind. A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a bloodsucking wind’s energy drain rises as a bloodsucking zombie 1d4 days after burial. Zombie Blue: Usually, it’s a weird military gas that makes blue zombies. Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 31 1-6 DaysZombie Brainless: Brainless zombies act at the behest of the hsing-sing that created them, and thus only attack enemies of their master.Zombie Creep: Creeps immediately head for the brain of any victim and attempt to inhabit it so they can breed. They are also capable of animating corpses in this fashion. A creep infests its victims in one of two ways: it either attacks and burrows into a target, or is spit into a victim’s mouth by a creep zombie. Regardless of the infestation method, once inside, it begins to burrow. A burrowing creep deals 2d6 points of temporary Constitution damage each round. At Constitution 0, the victim dies and becomes a creep zombie. Other creeps create creep zombies, which accounts for more kissing than takes place at most make-out sessions in parents’ basements. Death Kiss Contagion: A zombie that that makes a successful grapple check can attempt to spit a worm into its victim’s mouth. The victim can evade this attempt with a successful Reflex save (DC 15) or have a worm spit into the victim’s mouth. It can spit once per round so long as the grapple is maintained. The zombie has 2d4 worms in it. See the “creep” entry for an example of this contagion. Explode Contagion: The zombie can cause itself to explode, usually in a populated area. This attack spews worms at every living being within 30 feet. A living target caught within this radius must make a Reflex save (DC 10) to avoid having a particularly well-aimed worm enter an orifice. See the “creep” entry for an example of this contagion. Zombie Cryonoid: These zombies are the result of cryogenics gone wrong. When lightning strikes, the zombies are animated. The circumstances required to create cryonoid zombies are rare—the subject must be dead, cryogenically preserved, and then electrocuted with the strength of a lightning bolt. Zombie Demonic: Zombie Fever ContagionZombie Fog: Fog zombies are the victims of a curse. They return to wreak havoc on the ancestors of those who wronged them. Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 12th to 14th.Zombie Formaldehyde: Formaldehyde zombies are the result of patients who died in clinical facilities and were reanimated through a twisted embalming process. Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 32 1-6 DaysZombie Kyoshi Spawn: An afflicted humanoid that dies of kyoshi fever rises as a kyoshi spawn at the next midnight.Any living being that is killed by a kyoshi becomes a kyoshi spawn. Zombie Lord: The zombie lord is a living creature that has taken on the foul powers and abilities of the undead. Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 18th or higher.Zombie Nazi: Mad scientists—mad Nazi scientists, to be precise—created Nazi zombies to be the ultimate soldiers, capable of surviving in any environment (especially U-boats). Unfortunately, they are also all quite psychotic, as only the most violent psychopaths were selected for the experiment. Nazi zombies were (and are) created using “Gamma Gas.” Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 36 1-6 Days.Zombie Okokiyat: Okokiyat zombies are created through voodoo magic by sculpting an effigy (an ouanga) out of wax or some other substance. The ouanga is then placed in a coffin or some other place of confinement, where the bokor uses it to control the okokiyat zombie. Create Okokiyat Zombie spell.Bokor's Create Zombi power.Zombie Radiation: Radiation zombies are a modern phenomenon that is spawned by large doses of radiation. This radiation can spring from government experiments, a meteor, a nuclear meltdown, or eating too many Twinkies. Zombie Revenant: Revenant zombies reanimated themselves through sheer force of will. They have but one goal: the death of their murderers. Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 15th to 17th.Zombie Templar: The Templars that returned from the Crusades turned out to be as every bit as heretical as the Inquisition accused them of being. They forsook the cross for the ankh and sacrificed victims to a malignant deity. The local villagers eventually retaliated by stringing them up. Crows plucked out their eyes, leaving them blind even in death. Create Greater Zombie spell, caster level 11th or lower.Zombie Toxic: Toxic zombies are fond of tossing opponents into the same toxic goo that created them. Zombie Ultrasonic: Ultrasonic zombies are raised from the dead through… well, ultrasonics Any victim killed by a Trillian’s gas ray can be animated by the Trillian at will as an ultrasonic zombie. Mad Scientist Mad Science ability DC 29 1-10 HoursZombie Video: Video zombies manifest from televisions that play far too many crappy horror movies. Zombie: A supernatural power or spell that according to voodoo belief can enter into and reanimate a corpse. Recently discovered nuclear technology became the new excuse for zombies. Zombies were not contagious, but they were powered by strange and unique power sources: atomic energy, mad scientists, and aliens.  If the subject dies of zombie fever, it rises as a zombie at the next midnight.An afflicted humanoid that dies of rat-monkey fever rises as a zombie in 1d6 rounds. “Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead.Aliens decide that rather than put themselves at risk, they’ll just use the human leftovers (read: corpses) and take over the Earth that way instead. A few rays of extraplanar energy later and VOILA! Instant zombies. An ancient curse causes all those on a particular spot of ground to turn into zombies. For one reason or another, demonic forces decide to escape hell and prance around on earth in the form of bodies nobody’s using… the dead. Lightning hits at just the right time, inexplicably reanimating the zombie. Nobody knows why this happens. The zombie comes back because he’s really in love with somebody still alive. A meteor crashes into the Earth, irradiating the surrounding corpses with strange energy that causes them to rise up as zombies. An insane necromancer (is there any other kind?) decides to use the undead as cheap labor and begins reanimating people he didn’t like in life to do his bidding. A strange parasite reanimates corpses as vehicles to find and infect more hosts. Some kind of plague converts living humans into zombies—it might be spread by food, in the water, or even in the air itself. Through mental willpower alone, the dead are dragged back into life. The zombie in question gets really mad and comes back to avenge its killer(s). Whether it’s experiments gone awry or the creation of a super soldier-program, the zombies are created through man-made science. Nazis are fond of creating undead super-soldiers. Toxic chemicals dumped into a river overflow into the nearest graveyard, animating the dead. Too much TV and videogames turns kids into zombies. No really. A malicious bokor reanimates the dead for his own purposes. An afflicted humanoid that dies of zombie fever rises as a zombie at the next midnight. An afflicted humanoid that dies of radiation [contagion] rises as a zombie at the next midnight. Awaken the Dead power.Blood Contagion disease.Radiation Contagion disease.Zombie Fever disease.Zombie Fever Contagion disease.Ghost: Awaken the Dead power.Skeleton: Awaken the Dead power.Human Zombie: ?Huge Crocodile Zombie: ?AWAKEN THE DEAD Psychokinesis (Con) Level: Psychokinetic 5 Display: Visual Manifestation Time: 1 action Range: Medium (100 ft. + 10 ft./level) Target: One dead creature Duration: Instantaneous Saving Throw: None Power Resistance: No Power Points: 7 This power allows the manifester to animate the dead. The manifester can animate one HD of an undead.  corpse per manifester level. If the targeted being has no body, it reanimates as a ghost. If it has only bones, it reanimates as a skeleton. If it has flesh, it reanimates as a zombie. If an undead being was killed but its corpse is still intact, this power reanimates the undead being and restores it to full strength. Created undead are not automatically under the control of their animator. If the manifester is capable of commanding undead, the manifester may attempt to command the undead creature as it forms. Using this power requires a Madness Check on the part of the manifester. CREATE GREATER ZOMBIE Necromancy [Evil] Level: Arcane 5, Divine 5 Components: V, S, M Casting Time: 1 hour Range: Close (25 ft. + 5 ft./2 levels) Target: One corpse Duration: Instantaneous Saving Throw: None Spell Resistance: No Much more potent than animate dead, this evil spell allows you to create more powerful sorts of zombies. The type (or types) of undead you can create is based on your caster level, as shown on the table below. Caster Level Zombie Created 11th or lower Templar Zombie 12th–14th Fog Zombie 15th–17th Revenant Zombie 18th or higher Zombie Lord CREATE OKOKIYAT Necromancy [Evil] Level: Divine 2 Components: V, S, M Casting Time: Attack action Range: Touch Target: One or more corpses touched Duration: Instantaneous Saving Throw: None Spell Resistance: No This spell turns the bodies of dead creatures into okokiyat zombies that follow the caster’s spoken commands. The okokiyat zombies can follow the caster, or can remain in a specified area and attack any creature (or just a specific type of creature) entering the place. The okokiyat zombies remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed okokiyat zombie can’t be animated again.) A single casting of create okokiyat can’t create more HD of okokiyat zombies than twice the caster’s level. The okokiyat zombies created by this spell remain under caster’s control indefinitely. No matter how many times the caster uses this spell, however, he or she can control only 4 HD worth of okokiyat zombies per caster level. If the caster exceeds this number, all the newly created okokiyat zombies fall under his or her control, and any excess okokiyat zombies from previous castings become uncontrolled (the caster chooses which okokiyat zombies are released). Okokiyat zombies the character commands through other means (if the character has the ability to command or rebuke undead) do not count toward the limit. Casting this spell requires a Madness Check on the part of the caster. Material Component: Purchase DC 15 + 1 per 2 HD of the undead. This item manifests itself as an ouanga—if it is destroyed, the zombie is destroyed.ZOMBIE FEVER Necromancy [Evil] Level: Arcane 4 Components: V, S Casting Time: 1 standard action Range: Touch Target: Living creature touched Duration: Instantaneous Saving Throw: Fortitude negates Spell Resistance: Yes The subject contracts zombie fever, which strikes immediately (no incubation period). The DC noted is for the subsequent saves (use zombie fever’s normal save DC for the initial saving throw). An afflicted humanoid must make subsequent Fortitude saves (DC 12) to resist further damage (secondary damage 1d3 Con and 1d3 Dex) per the normal disease rules. If the subject dies of zombie fever, it rises as a zombie at the next midnight. It is not under the control of the caster (unless controlled with a spell or other ability), but it hungers for the brains of the living. Zombie Fever Contagion: Disease—bite, Fortitude DC 12, incubation period 1 day, damage 1d3 Con and 1d3 Dex. The save DC is Constitution-based. An afflicted humanoid that dies of zombie fever rises as a zombie at the next midnight. Blood Contagion: A Successful hit on the zombie with a slashing or piercing weapon requires all creatures within a 10-foot radius to succeed at Reflex save (DC 13) or be sprayed with the zombie’s infectious blood. Disease Blood, Fortitude DC 12, incubation period 1 round, damage 1d3 Con and 1d3 Dex. The save DC is Constitution based. An afflicted humanoid that dies of zombie fever rises as a zombie at the next midnight. Radiation Contagion: zombie gives off radiation in a 30-foot radius. Anyone within range must make a Fortitude save (DC 18), incubation period 1 day, damage 1d6 Con. The save DC is Constitution-based. An afflicted humanoid that dies of radiation rises as a zombie at the next midnight. [/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/24980/The-Book-of-Unremitting-Horror-d20-version?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Book of Unremitting Horror</a>[spoiler]Blood Corpse: When a person dies in the grip of an addiction or need so strong that it overwhelms their thoughts and blots out their personality, the craving can sometimes hold the diseased spirit bound to the body. The first recorded blood corpses were dead Roman aristocrats, who perished weeping because they would never see the games, or watch slaves butcher an actor in a degenerate performance of The Bacchae. Blood corpses in the Middle Ages were often starving peasants, who died whining for a moldy crust of bread, or flagellant monks addicted to prayer and the pursuit of God. In later years, they arose when men and women addicted to drink or vice died in bedlam, their minds rotted by their insatiable desires. The blood corpses of the modern era (and there are many more than there used to be) are most likely to be the result of death through drug overdose, when an addict just could not cram enough sweet satisfaction into his veins.A blood corpse can result from any fatally compulsive behavior. There is even one straggle-haired horror, stalking the streets after dark and preying on happy women. Her bulimia killed her, and she now binges on hot blood instead of on chocolate bars.Blossomer: For this, the demon needs a host, usually a high-ranking male member of the cult who is willing to die for the cause. The ritual only succeeds if the volunteer stays alive until he expires from blood loss; he must thus prepare himself thoroughly, whether by meditation, contemplation and privation, or with self-debasing excesses – drugs, drink, certain sex acts, and violence (traditions vary). Then, when his cult decides that it is time, he gives his life to his patron. The group places him on an altar and begins to eat his body, from the waist down, using only their teeth and fingernails. If the volunteer can survive the pain and shock to stay conscious and willing, his patron sends a demonic agent into the sacrifice’s body at the moment he is exsanguinated. The cult continues its feast until they have gobbled up everything below the ribcage, at which point, the corpse comes to life as a blossomer.Strap Throat: Mary Beth, who spent her last years locked in a room, sympathizes with the lonely, the awkward and the isolated, and hates bullies so much that she came back from the grave to kill her own father.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/417926/3rd-Era-PDF-MegaBundle?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Damnation Decade</a>[spoiler]Vampire, Folkloric Favorite: ?Zombie: This game takes place in the same tragic universe as depicted in films like Soylent Green, Rollerball and The Omega Man: a world with a wrecked ecology and shattered polity, spiraling toward oblivion as its oceans bubble, disease turns people into zombies and powerful inhuman forces gather their strength for one mighty strike against mankind.Irradiated Zombie: ?Brotherhood Mutant: Seeing his fossil-fuel supplies dwindling to a trickle, oil magnate Ampersand Vole IV went looking for a substitute—and found the Omega Ray, a potent subatomic force that promised limitless energy for pennies. But in its first large-scale test, on August 9, 1974, the ray went wild, ripping through every atom on the planet and disrupting the world in countless catastrophic ways. Among them, it mutated virtually the entire state of Alamo, turning its residents into horribly scarred albino zombies hungry for human flesh.Vole scheduled an unveiling for August 9, 1974—a full-scale test of the Omega-Ray generator for a group of executives, researchers and VIP well-wishers at the company’s Alamo headquarters. As Vole wrapped up his introductory speech, a Consortium saboteur worked his way to the front of the crowd, a belt of plastic explosives strapped across his chest. Spobeck’s undercover agents spotted him a moment too late. The saboteur shook off their tackle and leaped toward the generator—just as Vole’s researchers brought it on line.The explosion wrecked the machinery, but not before setting off a quantum-level chain reaction. Instead of a controlled wave of Omega Rays, the generator sent out a mammoth blast of fundamental particles that rippled through every atom on the planet at the speed of light.The results were catastrophic. The world’s temperature began rising, a series of tidal waves battered coastal cities, and several dozen nuclear plants melted down at once, releasing untold pollutants into the ecosystem. The most visible, and horrific, event was the great earthquake that sank the West Coast of America—and led Stanton Spobeck to postpone his resignation. Countless other hidden effects surfaced over the following weeks, as you’ll discover elsewhere in this chapter.Fortunately, for all the horrible consequences of the ray, most people weren’t directly affected by the blast itself. The majority of the world’s population simply had a moment of nausea or light-headedness as the subatomic shock waves passed through their bodies. Particularly sensitive types, from artists all the way up to full-fledged Psychics, felt a more pronounced mental shock—as though they could feel an age of history ending.The only ones who weren’t spared were Vole and his guests. Anyone within several hundred miles of the generator at the time of the explosion got a concentrated blast of Omega radiation: the particles hadn’t yet diffused enough to be harmless to humans. Vigorous Petroleum headquarters and most of the state of Alamo were thoroughly irradiated.The survivors found themselves mutated into monsters—their skin and hair turned a deathly white broken only by horrible seeping scars, their eyes large and blank and near useless in daylight. Even worse was what the ray had done to their minds, driving them irretrievably insane and giving them a remorseless hunger for human flesh. Only a handful kept even the basic faculties of reason and memory.Vole’s top priority is to get the Omega-Ray generator back on line, so he can fire off another, much stronger blast of particles and turn everyone in the world into zombies.If a victim is bitten by a Brotherhood mutant and survives, he must make a DC 10 Fortitude save or turn into a member of the Brotherhood over a number of days equal to his Constitution bonus. Another character can arrest the corruption by immediately scraping away the affected tissue and cauterizing the wound (in abstract terms, a DC 12 Treat Injury check). After that window of opportunity closes, the only treatment possible is to lop off a huge chunk of flesh around the bite, such an entire arm or leg. Doing so allows the wounded player to make another DC 10 Fortitude save to avoid corruption.Brotherhood Mutant, Horribly Scarred Albino Zombie, Freak: ?Zombie Shock Trooper: ?Zombie Freak: ?Brotherhood Mutant Foot Soldier: ?Brotherhood Mutant Foot Leader: ?More Resilient Brotherhood Zombie: In any case, the cost of failure is earthshaking. If the hero blows a roll during the creation, testing or use of an Omega-Ray application, have her roll again. On a 1, something on the level of the original Omega-Ray blast occurs. The hero might accidentally create a new, more resilient race of Brotherhood zombies, or, say, knock herself and the rest of the party into a parallel universe where the mutants are in firm control of the planet.Ampersand Vole IV, Brotherhood Tough Hero 4/Executive 10, Hideous King, Mutant Tycoon, Grand Patriarch: Seeing his fossil-fuel supplies dwindling to a trickle, oil magnate Ampersand Vole IV went looking for a substitute—and found the Omega Ray, a potent subatomic force that promised limitless energy for pennies. But in its first large-scale test, on August 9, 1974, the ray went wild, ripping through every atom on the planet and disrupting the world in countless catastrophic ways. Among them, it mutated virtually the entire state of Alamo, turning its residents into horribly scarred albino zombies hungry for human flesh.Vole scheduled an unveiling for August 9, 1974—a full-scale test of the Omega-Ray generator for a group of executives, researchers and VIP well-wishers at the company’s Alamo headquarters. As Vole wrapped up his introductory speech, a Consortium saboteur worked his way to the front of the crowd, a belt of plastic explosives strapped across his chest. Spobeck’s undercover agents spotted him a moment too late. The saboteur shook off their tackle and leaped toward the generator—just as Vole’s researchers brought it on line.The explosion wrecked the machinery, but not before setting off a quantum-level chain reaction. Instead of a controlled wave of Omega Rays, the generator sent out a mammoth blast of fundamental particles that rippled through every atom on the planet at the speed of light.The results were catastrophic. The world’s temperature began rising, a series of tidal waves battered coastal cities, and several dozen nuclear plants melted down at once, releasing untold pollutants into the ecosystem. The most visible, and horrific, event was the great earthquake that sank the West Coast of America—and led Stanton Spobeck to postpone his resignation. Countless other hidden effects surfaced over the following weeks, as you’ll discover elsewhere in this chapter.Fortunately, for all the horrible consequences of the ray, most people weren’t directly affected by the blast itself. The majority of the world’s population simply had a moment of nausea or light-headedness as the subatomic shock waves passed through their bodies. Particularly sensitive types, from artists all the way up to full-fledged Psychics, felt a more pronounced mental shock—as though they could feel an age of history ending.The only ones who weren’t spared were Vole and his guests. Anyone within several hundred miles of the generator at the time of the explosion got a concentrated blast of Omega radiation: the particles hadn’t yet diffused enough to be harmless to humans. Vigorous Petroleum headquarters and most of the state of Alamo were thoroughly irradiated.The survivors found themselves mutated into monsters—their skin and hair turned a deathly white broken only by horrible seeping scars, their eyes large and blank and near useless in daylight. Even worse was what the ray had done to their minds, driving them irretrievably insane and giving them a remorseless hunger for human flesh. Only a handful kept even the basic faculties of reason and memory.Vole went just as mad as the rest of them—but his strong will kept the Omega Ray out of the deepest storehouses of his mind. He held onto his memories, charisma and strategic cunning, as well as his trademark narcissism. The mutant tycoon now saw himself as the Grand Patriarch of this new race of freaks, destined to spread the gift of corruption to the rest of the human race.Flesh-Hungry Imbecile: ?Toughest Most Resourceful Mutant: ?Charlie Freak, Brotherhood Charismatic Hero 10, Pale-Faced Flesh-Hungry Monster: Something else found them first: a horde of Brotherhood mutants. By the time Charlie and his gang could escape, their blood was thick with zombie poison. Over several agonizing days they were transformed into pale-faced, flesh-hungry monsters.Zombie Devil: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/12439/Dawning-Star-Helios-Rising?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Dawning Star: Helios Rising</a>[spoiler]Information Ghost: Information ghosts are created when individuals with some connection to Red Truth have their minds destroyed by uncontrolled exposure to Red Truth. This can only happen under unusual circumstances, such as extended visits to Green Reach facility or other places where Red Truth bleeds over into our reality. It is almost impossible for yaom or psionicists to become information ghosts through their normal interactions with Red Truth. In areas where Red Truth is accessed repeatedly the barrier between it and this dimension sometimes weakens, allowing Red Truth to spill into our world and cause damage to those whose minds are unprepared.An information ghost is made up of the whole of the information stored within the brain of a psionicist who suffered terminal exposure to Red Truth. The victim's consciousness leaves their body as pure information which continues to exist in Red Truth, but cannot leave Red Truth or areas where it has invaded our reality without great difficulty.Information ghost is an inherited template that can be gained by any character who is a yaom, a dosai, or a psionicist and whose Wisdom is reduced to 0 through uncontrolled exposure to Red Truth. This can happen in areas where Red Truth bleeds over into our dimension, such as Green Reach. Under extremely trying conditions yaom looking into Red Truth can become information ghosts. This normally only occurs to yaom if their Wisdom is reduced to 0, they have no power points left, and are disabled or suffering from a fear condition. In such a situation the yaom must make a Will save (DC 15) to avoid becoming an information ghost. Some powerful yaom can will their minds into the form of an information ghost using advanced psionic abilities, but this power is extremely rare and only the most powerful yaom masters can do so.Dosai Information Ghost Charismatic Hero 3/Smart Hero 2/Telepath 2, Green Reach Researcher Turned Information Ghost: ?Kurlis, Information Ghost Esoan Smart 3/Field Scientist 10/Telepath 2: When the final malfunction of the brainshock cannon occurred Kurlis was in the process of trying to physically restrain the vaasi-infected scientist who sabotaged the brainshock cannon and was attempting to fire it. Kurlis failed, and thus Green Reach was doomed.Sheargus, Information Ghost Dosai Charismatic Hero 5/Telepath 10: A dosai researcher at Green Reach, Sheargus ignored the warnings of his fellow researchers and probed the far reaches of Red Truth. What he found there no one is sure, but in the days before the vaasi fleet enter the Helios system Sheargus had a psychotic break during which killed several other researchers. Sheargus was incarcerated and awaiting psychological evaluation when the brainshock cannon malfunctioned. A powerful psionicist, Sheargus survived the transformation into an information ghost.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpgdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=195" target="_blank">d20 Evil Dead</a>[spoiler]Deadite: ?Deadite Guardian: ?Deadite Harpy: ?Kandarian: "Kandarian" is a template that can be added to any object or creature.Deadite Legless: ?Deadite Nether-Beast Familiar: ?Deadite Pig: ?Deadite Possessed Limb: If someone possessed by a Kandarian demon gets a good bite or claw off on you, chances are you might become possessed. If you're lucky, that doesn't happen. If you're unlucky, you turn into a deadite zombie. If you're really unlucky, you only become partially possessed and the location that was damaged takes on a mind of its own. As in, your body part does its best to kill you even while still attached.So your hand has become possessed. Or maybe it's your whole arm. Or maybe it's your leg. And we hope to God it's not…well, down there. But in any case, it's obvious the only logical thing to do is chop it off. Right?That's how it starts.Deadite Queen: ?Deadite Skeleton: ?Deadite Skullbat: ?Deadite Slavelord: Stuff the fat, oozing flesh of a deadite guardian into S&M gear, chop off its fingers and replace them with really long claws, and you've got yourself a deadite slavelord.Deadite Tree: Stick a Kandarian demon in a deadite tree and you get one pissed off demon. Kandarians seriously enjoy possessing things that can scream, shout, dance, and giggle incoherently.Trees. Just. Sit. There.Deadite Warrior: ?Deadite Zombie: Any living humanoid that accumulates enough damage to reduce his hit points by one-quarter must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 15) or become a deadite zombie in 1d10 rounds. He must make another save for each additional quarter of hit points lost to deadite melee attacks.If someone possessed by a Kandarian demon gets a good bite or claw off on you, chances are you might become possessed. If you're lucky, that doesn't happen. If you're unlucky, you turn into a deadite zombie. If you're really unlucky, you only become partially possessed and the location that was damaged takes on a mind of its own.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpgdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=229" target="_blank">D20 Ghostbusters</a>[spoiler]Ghost: Ghosts are the spectral remnants of intelligent beings that, for one reason or another, cannot rest easily in their graves.“Ghost” is an acquired template that can be added to any aberration, animal, dragon, giant, humanoid, magical beast, monstrous humanoid, or plant. The creature must have a Charisma score of at least 6.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpgdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=205" target="_blank">d20 Paranoia</a>[spoiler]Living Dead: “Living Dead” is a catch-all term used to describe clones that, although deceased, refuse to shuffle off this mortal coil. Thus, it can be just as easily applied to Pre-Cat rad ghouls as to the unspeakable creatures that infest DND sector’s sewage system.Living Dead Spawn: Any clone killed by a Master of the Living Dead has a 75% chance of becoming a new Living Dead Spawn. This transformation takes D4+1 rounds to complete.Master of the Living Dead: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/rpgdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=202" target="_blank">d20 Shadowrun Core</a>[spoiler]Ghost: ?Ghost Apparition: ?Ghost Specter: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/17823/FourColor-to-Fantasy-Revised?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Four Color to Fantasy Revised</a>[spoiler]Dark Decade Vampire: ?The Vampire Prime: He claims to be the very first vampire.There is evidence to state that he has his origins in Asia, and was once a monk of some kind, already immortal through enlightenment before succumbing to the Dark Powers and becoming an undead monster.Undead: If you are undead and kill a living creature with the energy drain power the slain creature rises instead as the same type of undead as you.If you are undead and kill a living creature with the life drain power the slain creature rises instead as the same type of undead as you.Ghoul: If you kill a living creature with the energy drain power, it rises as a ghoul in 1d4 days.If you kill a living creature with the life drain power, it rises as a ghoul in 1d4 days.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/116477/Gaslight-Victorian-Fantasy-2nd-Edition-OGL-Edition?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Gaslight Victorian Fantasy 1e</a>[spoiler]Vampire: new vampires are born when an original vampire kills a victim in the usual manner, but the victim’s desire to live is so overpowering that it returns a few nights later.Skeleton: A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones.Animate Dead spell.Zombie: A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed).Animate Dead spell.Animate DeadNecromancy [Evil]Level: Divine 3, Arcane 4; Components: V, S, M; Casting Time: 1 action; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoThis spell turns the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead skeletons or zombies that follow your spoken commands. The skeletons or zombies can follow you, or can remain in an area and attack any creature (or just a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed skeleton or zombie can’t be animated again.)Regardless of the type of undead, you can’t create more HD of undead than twice your caster level with a single casting of animate dead.The undead you create remain under your control indefinitely. No matter how many times you use this spell, however, you can control only 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level. If you exceed this number, all the newly created creatures fall under your control, and any excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (you choose which creatures are released). If you are an Acolyte, any undead you might command by virtue of your power to command or rebuke undead do not count toward the limit.Skeletons: A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton. The corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. The statistics for a skeleton depend on its size; they do not depend on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Zombies: A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse. The creature must have a true anatomy (so gelatinous cube zombies are not allowed). The statistics for a zombie depend on its size, not on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Material Component: You must place a black onyx gem (purchase DC 15 + 1 per 2 HD of the undead) into the mouth or eye socket of each corpse. The magic of the spell turns these gems into worthless, burned-out shells.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/19948/GODSEND-Agenda-D20-Conversion?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Godsend Agenda</a>[spoiler]Undead: Animate Dead power.Animate DeadCharisma8 Per RankYou can animate the dead and make them do your bidding! You can actively control a number of undead up to your Animate Dead levels plus Charisma modifier. The duration of this effect is equal to 1 hour per Animate Dead rank. A control roll must be made every round, or the undead may turn on you! Roll your Charisma versus a DC 12. The undead will obey orders to the letter (think carefully) and fight to the death (or, rather, destruction). This Power can be focused into a single corpse instead of many, and you may add one point to any Attribute, Wounds, Skill or Power for every Animate Dead rank plus Charisma modifier. The statistics for a typical undead are below.UndeadUndead; Init –2 (Dex), Defense 8, (-2 Dex); Spd 10m; VP 0/10; Atk +0 melee (Claws 1D6+1), -2 ranges; SQ never takes stun; SV Fort +0, Ref –2, Will +5; SZ M; Str 10, Dex 7, Con 10, Wis 8, Cha 8.Skills: Climb +2, Listen +2, Move Silently +7, Search +4, Spot +7[/spoiler]Green's Guide to Ghosts[spoiler]Ghost: The word “ghost” is actually a catchall term for many different types of supernatural manifestations. Clouding the waters even further, many ghost hunters and theologians have differing opinions on the nature of ghosts. Some believe that they are the souls of those who are somehow trapped here on earth and have yet to “cross over.” Others believe that ghosts are demons that appear to the living to sow confusion and religious doubt. Yet others believe that ghosts are naturally occurring ripples of strong emotions echoing from dimensions that intersect our own.One theory—the one I believe to be true—is that these locations or objects absorbed the psychic impressions of a person in the same way a room absorbs strong odors such as cigarette smoke. Those impressions linger long after the person has passed away, but are really nothing more than an echo of a strong emotional imprint.The other type of ghost—lost souls—are spirits whose mortal remains have expired but whose immortal souls have not passed on to the “undiscovered country”, the “next life”, “heaven”, or whatever you prefer to call it. Usually, they stay behind because of unfinished business.Commonly believed to be the disembodied spirit of a dead person or animal.Some assert that they are the lost souls of those who are somehow trapped here on Earth and have yet to “cross over” because they have not realized they are dead or due to an untimely death. Some religious experts believe that ghosts are demons that appear to the living in an effort to confuse and create doubt in an individual’s faith. Yet others believe that ghosts are naturally occurring echoes of strong emotions “recorded” in another dimension that intersects with our own.Ghost Lost Soul: Lost souls are the spirits of those who die but are unable or unwilling to leave our plane of existence—usually because of some unfinished business, but in rare instances because of outside intervention.“Lost soul” is an inherited template that can be added to any recently deceased creature with Intelligence of 3 or greater. Lost souls manifest themselves in one of four classifications depending on the amount of their spiritual energy (as determined by hit dice, below) at the time of death. Manifestation of the last category, dominating spirit, requires additional circumstances as noted in the description.Manifestation (species) Initial HDLesser manifestation 1-2Poltergeist 3-4ABE 5-6Phantom 7+Dominating Spirit* 7+Ghost Lost Soul Lesser Manifestation: ?Ghost Lost Soul Poltergeist: ?Ghost Lost Soul Atmospheric Balls of Energy: ?Ghost Lost Soul Phantom: ?Ghost Lost Soul Dominating Spirit: A dominating spirit is the lost soul of someone corrupted by great and infernal powers. In life, the person may have wielded forbidden arcane powers or committed vile, evil acts.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/186070/Love-Witch?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Love Witch</a>[spoiler]Skeleton: Necromancy feat.Zombie: Necromancy feat.Necromancy[Atlantean Magic]You have mastered the art of bringing life to dead matter.Prerequisite: Int 13Benefit: You may roll a successful Concentration skill check (DC12) to animate a number of skeletons equal to your caster level, or a number of zombies equal to one-half your caster level, or an earth elemental with a number of hit dice equal to your level.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/11883/Modern-Maladies?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Modern Maladies</a>[spoiler]Necroambulant Zombie: Anyone slain by the necroambulism affliction eventually rises again as a zombie.“Necroambulant Zombie” is a template that can be added to any corporeal creature other than an undead.Necroambulism disease.Ghoul: Necrotizing fasciitis can also lead to the ‘natural’ formation of undead creatures known as ghouls.“Ghoul” is an acquired template that can be added to any living corporeal creature that has flesh.If a ghoul’s prey contracts advanced necrotizing faciitis from the wounds it has sustained and dies from the disease, it rises 1d3 days later as a ghoul. A remove disease spell cast on the corpse can prevent it from rising.NecroambulismNecroambulism refers to the more appropriately named Walking-Dead Disease, since anyone slain by the affliction eventually rises again as a zombie. Early symptoms of necroambulism include a loss of coordination, fatigue, and the slow degradation of physical health. The viral strain that causes necroambulism spreads through direct contact with infected creatures or other objects such as clothing. No known cure exists.Incubation Period: 1d8 daysInitial Damage: Ability Damage (1d2 Dex), FatigueSecondary Damage: Ability Damage (1d2 Con, 1 Dex)Recovery: 2 (once/day)[/spoiler]Psi Watch[spoiler]Gravedigger: Project Gravedigger began in the late sixties, using the remains of American soldiers killed in Vietnam and Cambodia as ‘test-beds’ for cybernetics experimentation and surgical re-animation trials. Within a few months, government medics were able to successfully “reactivate” a human corpse, replacing damaged and decayed tissue with cybernetic analogues, producing a humanoid fighting machine for a fraction of the cost of producing a combat android and writing a working AI source code.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/51230/The-Imperial-Age-British-India?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Imperial Age British India</a>[spoiler]Bhuta: Bhutas are evil ghosts, the restless soul of someone who died for his crimes or was killed in a way abhorrent to his religion (such as suicide). Pishacha: ?Pishacha Human Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Vetala: Vetalas are vampiric wraiths created when the body of a Hindu is not given a proper burial (cremation). [/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/54275/The-Imperial-Age-Grimoire?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Imperial Age Grimoire</a>[spoiler]Skeleton: Animate Dead spell.A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones.Zombie: Animate Dead spell.A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse; the creature must have a true anatomy.Zombie Liquefied: Create Undead spell.Mummy: Create Undead spell.Vampire: Create Undead spell.Ash Wraith: Create Undead spell.Spirit: Create Undead spell.Animate DeadNecromancy [Evil]Level: Divine 3, Arcane 4; Components: V, S, M; Casting Time: Attack action; Range: Touch; Targets: One or more corpses touched; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoThis spell turns the bones or bodies of dead creatures into undead skeletons or zombies that follow the caster’s spoken commands. The skeletons or zombies can follow the caster, or can remain in an area and attack any creature (or just a specific type of creature) entering the place. The undead remain animated until they are destroyed. (A destroyed skeleton or zombie can’t be animated again.)Regardless of the type of undead, a caster can’t create more HD of undead than twice his or her caster level with a single casting of animate dead.The undead created remain under caster’s control indefinitely. No matter how many times the caster uses this spell, however, he or she can control only 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level. If the caster exceeds this number, all the newly created creatures fall under his or her control, and any excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled (the caster chooses which creatures are released). Any undead the character commands (if the character has the ability to command or rebuke undead) do not count toward the limit.Skeletons: A skeleton can be created only from a mostly intact corpse or skeleton; the corpse must have bones. If a skeleton is made from a corpse, the flesh falls off the bones. The statistics for a skeleton depend on its size; they do not depend on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Zombies: A zombie can be created only from a mostly intact corpse; the creature must have a true anatomy. The statistics for a zombie depend on its size, not on what abilities the creature may have had while alive.Material Component: Purchase DC 15 + 1 per 2 HD of the undead.Create UndeadNecromancy [Evil]Skill Check: Knowledge (arcane lore) DC 31, 7 successes; Failure: Two consecutive failed skill checks; Components: V, S, M, XP; Casting Time: 7 hours (minimum); Range: Touch; Target: One corpse or skeleton; Duration: Instantaneous; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: NoMuch more potent than the animate dead spell, this evil incantation allows you to create a powerful undead creature from the creature’s dead remains. The incantation raises a corpse as a liquefied zombie, mummy, or vampire. It turns a skeleton into an ash wraith or spirit, and the bones turn to dust upon completion of the incantation.You can create an undead creature up to 20 Hit Dice, and you may control up to 20 Hit Dice of undead at a time. If you create new undead in excess of this amount, older undead slip from your control.This incantation must be cast at night.Options: The type of undead you’re creating has a great influence on the Knowledge (arcane lore) check DC. Apply the following modifiers: animating spirit –10, frightful spirit –8, groaning spirit –6, Small or smaller liquefied zombie –4, Medium liquefied zombie –2, weakening spirit +0, mummy +0, Large liquefied zombie +0, possessing spirit +2, Huge liquefied zombie +2, ash wraith +4, Gargantuan liquefied zombie +8, Colossal liquefied zombie +10. If you’re creating a vampire, increase the DC of the Knowledge (arcane lore) check by the vampire’s Hit Dice + 4.Material Components: A clay pot filled with grave dirt and another filled with brackish water. The spell requires a creature’s corpse or complete skeletal remains. You must place a black onyx gem (purchase DC 20) into the mouth of the corpse or skeleton. The magick of the spell turns the gem into a worthless shell.Experience Point Cost: 100 XP.Failure: Betrayal and attack. The undead creature rises and attacks the caster immediately, fighting until slain.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/50829/The-Imperial-Age-Victorian-Monstrosities?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Imperial Age Victorian Monstrosities</a>[spoiler]The Beggarwoman: An elderly disabled woman begs for a night’s rest at a castle. Although the Marquise accommodates her, the Marquis comes home and makes her move behind a stove. The woman accidentally slips and fatally injures herself. Years later, the spirit of the Beggarwoman returns to haunt the castle. One of the most disturbing elements of this story is the excessive nature of the vengeance for the harm caused. While the Marquis was a bit inhospitable, he did allow a stranger to stay in his house. His insistence on her moving caused her to fall, but it was an accident. He did not realise the extent of her injury and he certainly didn’t intend for her to die. In return, the Beggarwoman’s spirit returns several years later.The Scorned Woman: Reginald Hempworth was a young gentleman that fell in love with a country girl while keeping an eye on his investments in the wool industry. Although of a different class and station, Reginald assured the young Clarissa that they would be together. He planned on moving to France or possibly America, where only their money, not their breeding would matter.Unfortunately, Reginald was not very good at management and he incurred a large gambling debt. Fortunately, he was offered another woman’s hand in marriage, one with a dowry large enough to pay off Reginald’s debt and get his investments back on their feet. While he loved Clarissa dearly, he could not afford to pass up this opportunity. With a heavy heart, he told Clarissa of his engagement while they were in his carriage.Clarissa did not take well to the news. Angry and hysterical, she flung open the carriage door and fled into the rain. Reginald tried to stop her, but to his horror she had flung herself over a cliff. Luckily for Reginald, a passerby saw Clarissa leap over the edge unaided which kept Reginald out of official trouble.Reginald married and enjoyed two decades with his wife and their children before the Scorned Woman first appeared. She was the spitting image of Clarissa, although in ghostly form. Brunhilda, Vampiric Charismatic Ordinary 4: Brunhilda dies at an early age. Her husband, Lord Walter, never gets over her death, even though he remarried and had two children with his new wife. Walter spends a lot of time at her gravesite and one day encounters a sorcerer (more likely a necromancer) while grieving there. The sorcerer hears his wish for her to return, but although he warns Walter that Brunhilda would not be happy he consents to resurrect her.The Black Widow, Vampire Dedicated Ordinary 4: Unfortunately, Viola had another suitor, Arturo, a local man that had just returned from army service. Arturo demanded that Vittorio annul the marriage. When Vittorio refused, Arturo drew his revolver and demanded satisfaction. Viola tried to intervene and Arturo’s revolver fired, killing Viola on the spot. Arturo fled while Vittorio grieved for his dead bride.Vittorio was inconsolable and refused to sculpt. His patron, upset that Vittorio was leaving much of his promised work unfinished, employed a sorcerer for assistance. The sorcerer confronted Vittorio and told him that he could raise Viola from the dead and that she would remain beautiful forever. She would also remain very much in love with Vittorio. In disbelief, Vittorio agreed to allow the sorcerer to summon her. To his delightful surprise, Vittorio was reunited with his beloved Viola.Demon of the Night, Lich Smart Hero 3/Mage 6: While considered a lich, the Demon of the Night was cursed into its current form rather than achieved it through study. The story contains a strange character, Canon Alberic, who lived in the late seventeenth century. He seems to be an astrologist (or hermetic disciple) and he apparently tore up Church books in order to make a scrapbook. The Demon of the Night appeared at this time and Canon Alberic died in his bed under mysterious circumstances. The Demon is interested in keeping the scrapbook and haunts the current owner of the tome (one can surmise that the church guardian took the book from the church, which caused the Demon to come after him).The statistics below presume that Canon Alberic has been transformed into the Demon of the Night. He is cursed to watch over his scrapbook and ensure that it never leaves the shadow of the old church for long. The Tattered Storyteller, Revenant Charismatic Ordinary 8: ?Human Zombie: A night mail coach accident nine years previous that ended with the death of all passengers. Carmilla, Vampire Charismatic Hero 6: She died at a young age, herself the victim of an unidentified vampire. Vampire: While most women she feeds on die within a week, Carmilla is also known to fall in love with some of her prey and keeps them around much longer. They will eventually succumb, however, and turn into a vampire like Carmilla (the novella insinuates that those killed quickly do not raise as vampires, but this is never explicitly stated).Sir Nicolas Rathbane, Vampire Smart Hero 3/Charismatic Hero 3: ? Dracula Vampire Charismatic Hero 8/Strong Hero 4/Dedicated Hero 4: The Transylvanian Count was a sorcerer that used black magick to become a vampire. Katerina, The Baroness, Vampire Charismatic Hero 10/Personality 10: The Baroness’ origins are shrouded in mystery. Lord Ruthven, Vampire Charismatic Hero 8: ?Varney, Vampire Fast Hero 3/Swashbuckler 5/Charismatic Hero 2: Sir Francis Varney began life as Mr. Mortimer, a Crown supporter that helped members of English royalty escape to Holland during the English Civil War. He was shot and killed by one of Cromwell’s soldiers just after he’d accidentally killed his own son in a fit of rage. As he was dying, he heard a voice that told him he would be cursed for killing his son. Two years later, Mr. Mortimer rose from his grave as a vampire.Lich: A lich is an undead magickal practitioner (such as a Hermetic Disciple or Medium) that has used magick to unnaturally extend its life. The process of becoming a lich is unspeakably evil and can be undertaken only by a willing character. “Lich” is an acquired template that can be added to any humanoid creature, provided it can create the required phylactery; see The Lich’s Phylactery, below.The Lich's PhylacteryAn integral part of becoming a lich is creating a magic phylactery in which the character stores its life force. As a rule, the only way to get rid of a lich for sure is to destroy its phylactery. Unless its phylactery is located and destroyed, a lich reappears 1d10 days after its apparent death.Each lich must make its own phylactery, normally through a powerful, secret Incantation. The most common form of phylactery is a sealed metal box containing strips of parchment on which magical phrases have been transcribed. The box is Tiny and has 40 hit points, hardness 20, and a break DC of 40. Other forms of phylacteries can exist, such as rings, amulets, or similar items.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/108594/PostApocalyptic-Blues-GM-Edition?src=also_purchased?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Post-Apocalyptic Blues (GM Edition)</a>[spoiler]Ghost: ?Zombie: ?[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/108595/PostApocalyptic-Blues-Players-Guide?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Post-Apocalyptic Blues (Player's Guide)</a>[spoiler]Ghost: ?Zombie: ?[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/51696/T71839-Vampire-Werewolf-Zombies?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies</a>[spoiler]Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master Vampire, Master: A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a VWZombie’s energy drain attack rises as a VWZombie loyal to its creator (called the master vampire, or simply “master”).A creature killed by a VWZombie’s energy drain attack rises as a VWZombie under its creator’s control.Austria-Hungary took this a step further with the first infusion of Vampire and Werewolf blood together in 1827. The ante had been upped, and in 1829, the British successfully created Zombie-Werewolf hybrids. Once these two forces met on the battle field, the inevitable Vampire-Werewolf-Zombie concoction was obvious. All manner of strains of the triplicate viral curses gained dominance in individuals, but finally they coalesced into their ultimate form when Herald Jefferson, a farmer from upstate Pennsylvania concocted the combination in which all three of the effects manifest themselves at their primary strength and primary contagion. So powerful was this strain that it even changed other cursed individuals.Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Dangerous Creature, Aberrant Horror: ?Vampire Werewolf: Austria-Hungary took this a step further with the first infusion of Vampire and Werewolf blood together in 1827.Zombie-Werewolf Hybrid: The ante had been upped, and in 1829, the British successfully created Zombie-Werewolf hybrids.Undead Plant: Slowly, the areas under Jimran’s control became a wasteland as the creatures ate everything in sight. By day, the Zombies raged in psychotic furor trying to destroy all vegetation because they were unable to satisfy their ravaging hunger. Unwittingly, however, their efforts began to mutate the plants that they were trying to destroy until an entirely alien ecology of undead began to thrive and flourish. The very land itself was blighted with the curse of evil, but it flourished under the shining sun.Mummy: There are many other strange types of curses which have begun to manifest in the world, including Mummies, the Evil Eye, and Dance Fever, but since the governments of the world had not really been experimenting with these for military purpose, they do not have anywhere near the scale of the VWZombie Plague.Vampire: In this timeline, those who commit unspeakable acts can be cursed with a manifest physical curse, which is usually a direct representation of what they expect it to be. In the case of the west, this curse is often manifest in vampirism. Belief in the holy reflects a manifest power, but more importantly, has the capacity to condemn others indirectly for the sins for an individual. Thus, a vampire can transfer vampirism to another.Since the vast majority of people believe that this sin is somehow related to their actions and the actions of others and since the vast majority of people believe that an apocalypse is coming, it is.Dracula, Vampire: ?Jimran Oldesmith, Vampire, Leader, Greatest Foe: ?[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/68965/T71899-The-Minds-of-Tomorrow?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">T7-1899 The Minds of Tomorrow</a>[spoiler]Ghost, Actual Ghost: Within the last year, multiple spirits have been sighted roaming the factories at night. Some workers believe that they are ghosts of those that were brutally killed by the Trust's thugs during the strike break.Spirit: Within the last year, multiple spirits have been sighted roaming the factories at night. Some workers believe that they are ghosts of those that were brutally killed by the Trust's thugs during the strike break.Spirit, Ghost: ?Spirit of the Dead: ?Former Spirit of a Man: ?[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/2161/Darwins-World-2-Terrors-of-the-Twisted-Earth?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Terrors of the Twisted Earth 2e</a>[spoiler]Screamer: Screamers are said to be the long-dead corpses of the Ancients, animated by some unknown phenomenon of radiation.Screamers were once people, horribly mutated and impregnated with massive doses of radiation. Through some unknown process, screamers arise after death to shamble about in the night, in search of living flesh to consume or ravage with their burning, radiated touch.Zombie Plague: Plague zombies are horrific undead creatures, reanimated with a shadowy semblance of life by the bizarre and unexplainable effects of a virulent super-disease, the cure for which has long been lost.The “plague” that causes the animation of plague zombies was originally engineered by the Ancients just prior to the Fall. Though little is known of what the original strain was meant to do on unsuspecting civilian populaces, the effects of radiation apparently mutated the disease so that the scientists who originally developed it were helpless to stop its spontaneous spread. Within weeks, the test population (comprised of urban homeless from the escalating world war) first subjected to the disease had spread the plague to others, and an epidemic of ghastly proportions swept across the country.As if their appearance alone were not horror enough, plague zombies bear one final and chilling curse – the disease itself. A creature badly injured by a plague zombie inevitably contracts the plague, slowly turning him into a mindless, flesh-eating plague zombie in a matter of days...An opponent struck by a plague zombie bite must succeed at a Fortitude check (DC 20) or contract the plague. The plague remains dormant for 2d6 hours, but after that the victim becomes weak and delirious (and must remain bedridden). After an additional period of 2d6 hours, he becomes a zombie.Unlike other diseases, the contagion of the plague zombie cannot be cured by any known drug or device of the Ancients or their survivors. Once infected, there is no cure.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/65417/The-Coven-of-Bast?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">The Coven of Bast</a>[spoiler]Neverborn: ?Unquiet Ghost of a Martyred Witch: ?Ghost: ?[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/142979/The-Three-Lives-of-Fantomah-Daughter-of-the-Pharaohs?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">The Three Lives of Fantomah: Daughter of the Pharaohs</a>[spoiler]Lich: Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead.Undead: Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead.Vampire: Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead.Ghoul: Legend holds that the first undead creatures came into being when Set tried to make amends with Isis by combining forces with her to restore Osiris to life, using her magic and his knowledge of the forces that dwell in the chaotic outer reaches of existence. The dead husk rampaged across the world for days, before the Lord of Water and Fire grew angry at the noise and shattered it, causing it to break into the first liches, vampires, ghouls, and the other kinds of undead.[/spoiler]<a href="http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/20877/THRILLING-TALES-Omnibus-Edition?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Thrilling Tales Omnibus Edition</a>[spoiler]Otto Von Ubel, Vampire Smart Villain 7: Von Übel was a Prussian noble who was wounded during the Napoleonic Wars, as he lay dying on the battlefield, he fell victim to the predations of a vampire. The vampire, whose name Von Übel never learned, was a weak creature, more content with scavenging battlefields than in hunting his own prey -- Von Übel used his dying effort to kill the creature, but not before it had worked its terrible magic. Otto Von Übel rose again as a creature of the night.Vampire Strong Ordinary 2: Von Übel is served by a group of lesser vampires that he has created.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/20498/True-Sorcery?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">True Sorcery</a>[spoiler]Undead, Undead Creature: ?Undead True Sorcerer, Undead Spellcaster: ?Intelligent Undead Creature: ?Nonintelligent Undead: ?Devourer: Create Undead spell.Devourer, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Ghoul: Create Undead spell.Create Undead Burst of Undeath spell.Gem of Corpse Dancing magic item.Ghoul, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Ghast: Create Undead spell.Ghast, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Mohrg: Create Undead spell.Mohrg, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Mummy: Create Undead spell.Mummy, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Shadow: Create Undead spell.Shadow, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Skeleton: Create Undead spell.Create Undead Bones and Flesh spell.Spectre: Create Undead spell.Spectre, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Wight: Create Undead spell.Wight, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Wraith: Create Undead spell.Create Undead Call Wraith spell.Wraith, More Powerful Undead, Greater Undead: ?Zombie: Create Undead spell.Create Undead Bones and Flesh spell.Create UndeadYou can restore dead remains to a semblance of life.Prerequisite: Second Magnitude—base DC 20.Components: Verbal, Somatic, Expendable; Range: Touch; Target: One corpse; Duration: 1 minute; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: No.Base EffectWith this spell, you turn bones into a skeleton or a cadaver into a zombie. The undead creature can follow you, or it can remain in an area and attack any creature (or just a specific kind of creature you specify) entering the place. It remains animated until it’s destroyed. (A destroyed undead creature can’t be animated again.)The undead creature you create remains under your control indefinitely. No matter how many times you use this spell, however, you can control only 4 HD worth of undead creatures per caster level. If you exceed this number, all the newly created creatures fall under your control, and any excess undead from previous castings become uncontrolled. (You choose which creatures are released.) If you are a cleric, any undead you might command by virtue of your power to command or rebuke undead does not count toward the limit.Augmented EffectsYou can apply the following augmentations to Create Undead:Duration, Range, Targets.If you augment the range, this spell affects a target cadaver or pile of bones within range, with no ranged touch attack needed.You can also use Create Undead to create more powerful undead. Greater undead increase the Spellcraft DC as follows.Undead Spellcraft DCGhoul +10Ghast or Wight +20Mummy +30Mohrg +40Shadow +50Wraith +60Spectre +80Devourer +100Regardless of the type of undead you create, you can’t create more HD of undead than twice your caster level with a single casting of the Create Undead spell.You can also use this spell to take control over an undead creature. Instead of creating undead, you can cast this spell effect on an existing undead creature as a melee touch attack (although you can augment the spell effect as normal).Assuming the subject is intelligent, it perceives your words and actions in the most favorable way (treat its attitude as friendly). It will not attack you while the spell lasts. You can try to give the subject orders, but you must win an opposed Charisma check to convince it to do anything it wouldn’t ordinarily do. (Retries are not allowed.) An intelligent commanded undead creature never obeys suicidal or obviously harmful orders, but it might be convinced that something very dangerous is worth doing. A nonintelligent undead creature gets no saving throw against this spell effect.When you control a mindless being, you can communicate only basic commands, such as “Come here,” “Go there,” “Fight,” and “Stand still.” Nonintelligent undead won’t resist suicidal or obviously harmful orders.Any act by you or your apparent allies that threatens the commanded undead creature (regardless of its Intelligence) breaks the spell.Your commands are not telepathic; the undead creature must be able to hear you.Continuous EffectsBy selecting this spell, you gain a +4 bonus to saving throws made to remove negative levels.SynergyIf you have 5 ranks of Knowledge (religion), you gain a +2 bonus to Spellcraft checks made to cast Create Undead spell effects.Sample Spell EffectsBones and FleshSpellcraft: DC 25; Components: V, S, E; Range: 10 ft.; Target: One corpse; Duration: 2 minutes; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: No.You snap a small bone and speak an incantation, causing a pile of rotten flesh or bones stirs to life at your command. You animate one target corpse within range to become a skeleton or zombie.Expendable Component: Small bone.Math: DC 20 base, touch to ranged (+4), +1 minute (+1).Burst of UndeathSpellcraft: DC 59; Components: V, S, E; Range: 60 ft.; Area: 20-ft.-radius burst; Duration: 1 minute; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: No.You crush dried bones and speak an incantation. When complete, a spirit of ghostly energy emerges from the bone dust and wails as it reaches the destination you indicate within range. A number of corpses within the area rise up as newly created ghouls. The total HD of the undead created cannot exceed twice your caster level.Expendable Component: Dried bones.Math: DC 20 base, touch to ranged (+4), +50 ft. (+5), ranged to area (+5), +15-ft. burst (+15), ghoul (+10).Call WraithSpellcraft: DC 100; Components: V, S, E; Range: Touch; Target: One corpse; Duration: 1 hour; Saving Throw: None; Spell Resistance: No.You rub greasy ash on a skull and intone dark words of power, causing a black essence to suffuse the cadaver. When the spell is complete, a wraith emerges from the flesh and bone. With this spell effect, you create a wraith.Expendable Component: Ashes of cremated body.Math: DC 20 base, wraith (+60), minute to hour (+20).Gem of Corpse DancingThis black stone is about the size of an egg. A white skull marked with a black rune mars its surface.When placed in the mouth of a corpse, the gem of corpse dancing animates the cadaver as a ghoul under the wielder’s command for 1 hour. If the ghoul is slain, it cannot be reanimated, but the gem can be reused in another corpse. The gem doesn’t interfere with the ghoul’s bite attacks, but a person attacked by the ghoul on a DC 20 Spot check can note its presence; removal of the gem of corpse dancing slays the ghoul.Effect & Augmentations DCBase Effect: zombie 20Ghoul +10Total DC 30Magnitude 2nd; Artificer, Create Undead; Price 7,500 gp; Cost to create: 8 days + DC 30 Spellcraft + 3,750 gp + 300 XP.[/spoiler]<a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/133239/Witchology-101?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Witchology 101</a>[spoiler]Undead, Undead Creature: ?Incorporeal Undead: ?Ghost, Incorporeal Undead: ?Ghoul: ?Spirit: ?Non-Hostile Spirit: ?Friendly Spirit: ?Vampire: ?Zombie: ?[/spoiler]Year of the Zombie[spoiler]Classic Zombie: The Classic Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising.Common Zombie Strong Ordinary 1/Tough Ordinary 1: ?Sprinter Zombie: The Sprinter Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising.Sprinter Zombie Fast Ordinary 2: ?Child Zombie: The Child Zombie template is applied to any human with the child template who dies with an intact brain during the Rising.Frenzied Zombie: The Frenzied Zombie template is applied to any human who dies with an intact brain during the Rising.Frenzied Zombie Tough Ordinary 4: ?Enhanced Memory Zombie: These are the ones who have regained some knowledge of their former selves, either because of extensive training, repeated actions, or something that was very important to the person before they Rose again. Most Enhanced Memory Zombies are former military, remembering the basics of weapon use. Some have been policemen or others who died with a vitally important task undone (not something simple, such as getting the cat out of the garage).Enhanced Memory Zombie Fast Hero 1/Smart Hero 4: ?Trained Zombie: Some zombies are “trained,” by the immoral or the insane, to perform certain tasks.Training is most often done through repeated moves, with negative reinforcement delivered via electroshock and positive reinforcement being rewarded with a live victim. Though zombies do not appear to feel pain from injuries, electrical shocks delivered to the spine or brain appear to hurt them. Eyelids are commonly cut away, and often an implant is placed into the skull to deliver an electric shock that will temporarily overload the zombie’s motor control center.The Trained Zombie template may be applied to any existing zombie.Trained Zombie Classic Zombie Strong Hero 1/Tough Hero 1: ?[/spoiler]Year of the Zombie Marauders[spoiler]Zombie Mob: ?[/spoiler][/spoiler]</blockquote>

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