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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 8999780" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.rpgmp3.com/mystara-players-guide/" target="_blank">Mystara Player's Guide (Revised)</a>5eDruj: ?Wyrd: Wyrds are the possessed bodies of dead elves.Druj, Incredibly Powerful Undead Abomination: ?Wyrd, Possessed Body of a Dead Elf: ?More Powerful Wyrd: ?Undead, Undead Creature: 3rd Circle of Thanatology.Lord Sulescu: ?Undead Librarian: ?Free-Willed Undead: ?Undead Spirit: ?Intelligent Undead: ?Corporeal Undead: 3rd Circle of Thanatology.Incorporeal Undead: 3rd Circle of Thanatology.Undead Ally: ?Animate Corpse: Undead Servant spell.Banshee: ?Ghost: ?Ghoul: ?The Lich Lord of the Blackwood: ?Lich: Using the Radiance is highly dangerous; it is heavily taxing on the body and can permanently maim a wizard if used too much. Using the Radiance puts a strain on the wizard every time the Radiance is used. When a Radiance ability is used or when a Radiance spell is cast, the caster must succeed on an Intelligence saving throw against a DC equal to his spellcasting ability or gain a level of exhaustion. In addition to the exhaustion, the wizard has to take a Withering test. Roll a d20, on a roll of 1 part of the caster's body has become shriveled and partially useless. The caster immediately loses 2 points of Charisma and 1 point from either Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution (roll a d6. 1-2: Strength, 3-4: Dexterity, 5-6: Constitution). This effect can only be reversed with a wish spell, and even then only restores a single withered body part.Sorcerers are immune to the Charisma loss, but not the other effects. If the caster's Charisma ever reaches 0, the caster becomes a lich under the DM's control.5th Circle of Thanatology.Vampire: ?Lord Sulescu, Vampire: ?Undead Servant1st-level necromancy (sorcerer, warlock, wizard)Casting Time: 1 actionRange: 30 feetComponents V, S, M (a drop of blood)Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute.You animate a single medium-size or smaller humanoid corpse. The corpse has a speed of 10 feet, Strength of 10, and AC 10 unless increased by armor. The corpse has 10 hit points, and cannot be reanimated as undead again if destroyed. The corpse is destroyed if turned by a cleric or paladin. The corpse cannot attack but can lift or push objects.3rd Circle of ThanatologyWhen you reach 3rd level, you can create undead.• Create Undead: You can craft undead after a ritual. The ritual requires two weeks of research per challenge rating and 1000gp per CR. A corporeal undead needs a fresh corpse, an incorporeal undead just needs a part of a corpse. The actual ritual requires 1 hour per CR and requires an Arcana check. At the end, the undead is completely loyal to you, unlike Control Undead. Liches cannot be created.Critical Failure: You take 1d6 points of Necrotic damage per CR of the creature attempted, plus another d6 for each Immunity or special ability of the undead. This damage ignores any resistances or immunities.5th Circle of ThanatologyWhen you reach the 5th level of Thanatology, you obtain lichdom.• Attain Lichdom: You undertake a ritual that requires 20 weeks to complete and costs 25,000gp. At the end of the ritual, you must make an Arcana check. If successful, you immediately gain the following abilities from the Lich entry in the monster manual:• Damage Resistance: as per lich• Damage Immunity: as per lich• Condition Immunity: as per lich• Truesight 120ft• Legendary Resistance 3/day• Rejuvenation• Paralyzing Touch• Turn Resistance• UndeadCritical Failure: You are turned into a demon of the DM's choice and is removed from the game.</blockquote>

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