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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9477816" data-attributes="member: 2209"><a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/262159/Mythic-Marvels?affiliate_id=17596" target="_blank">Mythic Marvels</a>Pathfinder 1eUndead, Undead Creature: A bloody victory darkens the terrain or feeds a rush of new plants or the arising of undead in the days that follow.Awakening a slain foe as an undead creature might be an unpleasant side effect of a mythic trial, or it might be a useful way to keep a dangerous creature from returning to life in a more dangerous form and a way to keep an important location defended from interlopers. Undead created by mythic trials generally receive a mythic template and reform 1d10 days after being destroyed unless slain by a mythic creature. In a similar fashion, haunts (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: GameMastery Guide and Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Horror Adventures) are often created by traumatic mythic trials or failed attempts at mythic trials. In general, the challenge rating of a haunt or undead left behind by a mythic trial is not much higher than the challenge rating of the climactic encounter of the mythic trial; usually, they are lower.Haunt: Awakening a slain foe as an undead creature might be an unpleasant side effect of a mythic trial, or it might be a useful way to keep a dangerous creature from returning to life in a more dangerous form and a way to keep an important location defended from interlopers. Undead created by mythic trials generally receive a mythic template and reform 1d10 days after being destroyed unless slain by a mythic creature. In a similar fashion, haunts (Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: GameMastery Guide and Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Horror Adventures) are often created by traumatic mythic trials or failed attempts at mythic trials. In general, the challenge rating of a haunt or undead left behind by a mythic trial is not much higher than the challenge rating of the climactic encounter of the mythic trial; usually, they are lower.Lich, Ancient Monster: ?Mummy: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.2nd: awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly mummy, wight, or wraith that guards the area.Mummy, Unfriendly Mummy: ?Shadow: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.1st: awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly shadow or skeletal champion that guards the area.Shadow, Unfriendly Shadow: ?Skeletal Champion: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.1st: awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly shadow or skeletal champion that guards the area.Skeletal Champion, Unfriendly Skeletal Champion: ?Spectre: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.3rd: Awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly spectre that guards the area.Spectre, Unfriendly Spectre: ?Wight: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.2nd: awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly mummy, wight, or wraith that guards the area.Wight, Unfriendly Wight: ?Wraith: Below are a variety of example effects that are generally suitable to add as incidental effects of mythic trials at or to reach the indicated tier.2nd: awaken a dead creature as an unfriendly mummy, wight, or wraith that guards the area.Wraith, Unfriendly Wraith: ?</blockquote>

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