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<blockquote data-quote="Prince Atom" data-source="post: 4215705" data-attributes="member: 6046">As far as I know, there aren't any 3E stats for a wild hunt. The Wild Hunt comes from folklore -- a powerful fey lord (sometimes a demon) who rides through the sky and hunts people with his hounds. Linky: <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Hunt" target="_blank">The Wild Hunt on Wikipedia.</a> You'd probably do best statting it out for your own party. The Huntsman and his Steed are probably the largest threats, with his Hounds being individually pushovers; but they tend to come in large numbers.If someone were trying to summon the Hunt, that might make a better story because the Wild Hunt itself is more of a set-piece battle, the climax of a larger mystery. Perhaps the summoner is starting out small, harnessing the power of the Hounds to tear his or her enemies to pieces; prominent folk in the city or town start turning up dead on the moors or in the forests, with not much left to bury. Then whoever-it-is starts making bigger deals with the Huntsman, as the heroes close in, until finally they lose control and the Wild Hunt breaks free into the game world.They do say, sometimes, that you can avoid being hunted by joining the hunt...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prince Atom, post: 4215705, member: 6046"] As far as I know, there aren't any 3E stats for a wild hunt. The Wild Hunt comes from folklore -- a powerful fey lord (sometimes a demon) who rides through the sky and hunts people with his hounds. Linky: [URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Hunt]The Wild Hunt on Wikipedia.[/URL] You'd probably do best statting it out for your own party. The Huntsman and his Steed are probably the largest threats, with his Hounds being individually pushovers; but they tend to come in large numbers. If someone were trying to summon the Hunt, that might make a better story because the Wild Hunt itself is more of a set-piece battle, the climax of a larger mystery. Perhaps the summoner is starting out small, harnessing the power of the Hounds to tear his or her enemies to pieces; prominent folk in the city or town start turning up dead on the moors or in the forests, with not much left to bury. Then whoever-it-is starts making bigger deals with the Huntsman, as the heroes close in, until finally they lose control and the Wild Hunt breaks free into the game world. They do say, sometimes, that you can avoid being hunted by joining the hunt... [/QUOTE]

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