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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8144034" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/167796/Grim-Castle-Rules?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Grim Castle Rules</a>Grim Castle RulesUndead: Necromancy is the art of reanimating the dead. Corpses and spirits can be bound into the service of a competent necromancer, becoming slaves to the necromancer’s will. Less competent necromancers simply raise the undead to foment chaos and disorder; these undead are without purpose and are unpredictable.Magical Calamity: Nearby corpses become undeadBanshee: Banshees are undead; the raised corpses of the traumatically killed.Lich can create undead. A lich can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-tenth of the undead’s HP (round up). A Lich can create Banshees, Ghosts, Ghouls, Skeletons, and Zombies.Ghost: Ghosts are the spirits of the restless dead. They can be summoned by necromancers but also naturally arise when someone dies without completing a particularly important task.Lich can create undead. A lich can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-tenth of the undead’s HP (round up). A Lich can create Banshees, Ghosts, Ghouls, Skeletons, and Zombies.Ghoul: Make a normal attack against a target [for a ghoul's bite]. If successful the target must make a Toughness attribute check against the ghoul’s Concentration. If they fail they fall into a coma for 1d6 days. Once per day the individual in the coma must make a Toughness attribute check against the Ghoul’s concentration with disadvantage. If they do not pass any of those times the target awakens as a new ghoul. Killing the target while they are in a coma causes them to immediately rise as a new ghoul. Any healing spell of Greater or Arch level cast onto the target while they are in a coma negates the transformation.Ghouls are dangerous undead that pass on their condition like a virus.Lich can create undead. A lich can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-tenth of the undead’s HP (round up). A Lich can create Banshees, Ghosts, Ghouls, Skeletons, and Zombies.Lich: Lich are undead necromancers that have shucked off their mortal forms.The most dangerous necromancers are those who grant sentience to their undead, creating lich.Mummy: Mummies are the undead that most often are found dabbling in necromancy and attacking local villages. Their minds have been warped by the incomplete ritual they undertook to become Lich.Skeleton: Lich can create undead. A lich can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-tenth of the undead’s HP (round up). A Lich can create Banshees, Ghosts, Ghouls, Skeletons, and Zombies.Mummies can create undead. A mummy can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-fifth of the undead’s HP (round up). A mummy can create Skeletons and Zombies.Vampire: Vampires are creatures that have been subjected to a dark curse that causes them to become undead and crave the taste of blood.Vampires are solitary creatures, and their bite (if deadly) causes the deceased creature to awaken in 1d6 days as another vampire.Wight: They are sentient, but are controlled by whatever necromancer raised them.Zombie: Lich can create undead. A lich can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-tenth of the undead’s HP (round up). A Lich can create Banshees, Ghosts, Ghouls, Skeletons, and Zombies.Mummies can create undead. A mummy can turn a corpse into an undead for mana equal to one-fifth of the undead’s HP (round up). A mummy can create Skeletons and Zombies.</blockquote>

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