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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8041615" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/205196/Wormskin-Issue-5?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Wormskin Issue 5</a>BasicUndead Wanderer: Bafflestone was irrevocably warped by the arrival of the Nag-Lord in Dolmenwood. Beneath the weight of Old Shub’s smothering psychic miasma, the stone’s inner magical structure erupted with a grievous and invisible wound that bled into the dreams of the Wood’s inhabitants for a long, dark time. The Drune — being self-appointed stewards of all the standing stones in Dolmenwood — attempted to clot Bafflestone’s wound and put an end to its leaking nightmares. They failed miserably at this task, effectively amplifying Bafflestone’s unnatural radiance.Any who stand within a mile of its location will perceive Bafflestone’s psychic malaise and must save vs spells. Failure indicates that the character is sympathetic to the stone’s deep malignity. Sympathy manifests as follows:• Inability to sleep.• Unwillingness to leave the stone’s presence (must be physically forced to go beyond Bafflestone’s reach, a roughly one-mile radius extending from the site of the stone in all directions).• Unwillingness to eat or drink, despite feelings of hunger and thirst.Unless sympathetics are dragged, pulled, or otherwise coerced away from the stone, they will wither and die, remaining on this plane as morose and disconsolate undead wanderers who are compelled to patrol the environs of Bafflestone without rest. These desiccated corpses will seek to drag outsiders to the site of the stone in order to test their wills against the monument’s eldritch presence. Close proximity (within 10 feet) to the stone requires a second save vs spells to resist its pull (-3 modifier to roll).Zombie: ?Ghoul: ?</blockquote>

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