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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8820156" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.froggodgames.com/product/the-tower-of-jhedophar/" target="_blank">The Tower of Jhedophar</a>5eBarrow Wight: A humanoid slain by [a barrow wight's slam] attack rises 1d4 rounds later as a barrow wight under the control of the wight that killed it unless the humanoid is restored to life or its body is destroyed.Bloody Bones: The animated remains of many unlucky adventurers scour much of the labyrinth in search of food.Any creature slain within the labyrinth [of Jhedophar] rises as a bloody bones in 1d6 rounds. If a spellcaster begins to cast raise dead or resurrection on a slain creature before the 1d6 rounds pass and the spell is successfully completed, the creature does not become undead.Crypt Thing: ?Demiurge: ?Lord Tork, Skeleton Warrior, Poor Hero, Long-Ago Hero, Guardian: The vigilant Jhedophar was prepared for the aging hero, however, and slew Lord Tork, binding his soul to a circlet of gold. Jhedophar now controls the poor hero’s bones from his scrying chamber, forcing the long-ago hero to serve as a guardian to the wizard’s lair.Jhedophar, Lich, Standard Lich, Great Traveller of the Planes, Frequent Visitor of the City of Brass, Mighty Lich, Master of All Things Undead, Powerful-Looking Man: At some point, however, something changed in Jhedophar, turning his heart to evil. Some say it was the power of the mandrake staff, while others claim it was contact with a dark force he discovered while walking the planes of creation.For whatever reason, 800 years ago, or so the legend says, Jhedophar wrought a great ritual within the summoning chamber of his tower and made contact with a being of pure evil whose will and mind were greater than his own. There, Jhedophar was granted immortality in undeath by the might of this unspeakable power. Jhedophar signed and sealed the pact with the blood of his very own apprentices.All of this changed when Jhedophar dreamed of a beautiful temptress offering him immortality. He pored over his many eldritch tomes and finally sought out eternal life in undeath when he felt age creep into his bones.Mohrg: The mohrgs are made up of the bodies of greedy adventurers who sought to wrest the mandrake staff from Jhedophar but were destroyed and turned into mohrgs after hours of torture.Shadow Rat: ?Barrow Wight, Animated Remains: The animated remains of many unlucky adventurers scour much of the labyrinth in search of food.Barrow Wight, Lord Tork's Liegeman, Guardian: ?Bloody Bones, Animated Remains: ?Nazoj the Demiurge, Undead Minion, Protector, Ghost-Like Image of a Being Twisted By Evil: ?E'elaim the Crypt Thing, Undead Minion, Protector: ?Shadow Rat, Dire Shadow Rat: ?Ghoul Minotaur, Animated Remains: The animated remains of many unlucky adventurers scour much of the labyrinth in search of food.Standard Lich: ?Mummy: ?Shadow: ?Spawned Shadow: ?Normal Skeleton: ?Skeleton Warrior: The transformation into a skeleton warrior traps the person’s soul in a golden circlet.Spectre, Animated Remains: The animated remains of many unlucky adventurers scour much of the labyrinth in search of food.Wraith: ?Wraith, Animated Remains: The animated remains of many unlucky adventurers scour much of the labyrinth in search of food.Spellgorged Zombie, Undead Servant: In life, Jhedophar was no fan of necromantic magic. However, since becoming a lich, Jhedophar has become a master of all things undead, even raising the bodies of his former apprentices as a new form of undead servant, the spellgorged zombie.The altar of Beluiri is a foul and truly evil set piece to this otherwise lavish chamber. Jhedophar sacrificed each of his apprentices upon this altar and turned them into spellgorged zombiesB.Zombie: Any humanoid creature slain by the mohrg rises as a zombie at the beginning of the mohrg’s next turn.</blockquote>

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