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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9453981" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/199609/Fantastical-Creatures--How-to-Survive-Them-A-Students-Guide-for-Adventure-and-Study?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Fantastical Creatures & How to Survive Them: A Student's Guide for Adventure and Study</a>Pathfinder 1eDeath Knight: Most (but not all) death knights were paladins in life, who broke their vows in such a complete and horrific way that they became the exact inverse of their former holiness. This goes far beyond simply losing honor; only someone who has completely and utterly fallen in word, deed, and disposition could become something as horrific as a death knight.Death Knight Lord: ?Draugr: Greater by far than anything simple magic can reproduce, draugr are naturally-occurring undead of great power, possessing intelligence, cunning, and a great hunger and hatred for the living.Draugr Storm: ?Draugr Devouring: ?Janus: Janus is the god of gateways and dualities, usually associated with the gateways of death and time, but his territory extends beyond this limitation. He is also the great archetype of the undead servant; while it is virtually impossible to summon an actual god, Janus is surprisingly accommidating of mortal casters, sending an avatar to the service of any caster of sufficient power to summon it.Skeletal Student: ?Skeletal Student Initiate: ?Skeletal Student Basic: ?Skeletal Student Journeyman: ?Skeletal Student Advanced: ?Skeletal Student Master: ?Death Knight, Truest Champion of All That is Evil in the World, Being of Undeath and Cruelty, Undead With a Mastery of Necromancy: ?Draugr, Golden Standard of the Undead, Naturally-Occurring Undead of Great Power: ?More Powerful Draugr: ?Janus, Great Archetype of the Undead Servant, Avatar: ?Skeletal Student, Undead Monstrosity: ?Undead, Undead Creature: Creating undead requires the theft of another’s body and soul, and results in the creation of a creature who inherently seeks the torture and death of all living things.Corporeal Undead: ?Incorporeal Undead: ?Enemy That Never Negotiates: ?Creature Who Inherently Seeks the Torture and Death of All Living Things: ?Undead Servant: ?Undead Retainer: ?Undead Minion: ?Ghost: ?Lich: Second, for those with a true lack of any moral compass, study of the undead can lead to immortality, via lichdom.Lord Baroden de Fleur, Venerable Human Lich Soulweaver 19, Professor of Healing, Professor of Necromancy, Most Infamous Teacher at Windfell Academy, Undead Abomination Turned Teacher, Undead Spellcaster, Overseer of Healing Services, Overseer of the School Crypt, Being of Unadulterated Evil, Very Effective Teacher: ?Skeleton: ?</blockquote>

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