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''Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting'' | |||
Lycanthropy is traditionally associated with the moon. Ancerra has five moons, each with its own form of | |||
Lycanthropy. In order from the closest to the farthest moon, the moons are: Primor, Sylvin, Scarlan, Garvor, and Diminus. | |||
By traveling through other planes, such as the Everwilds, folk have populated the three habitable moons: Primor, Sylvin, and Diminus. | By traveling through other planes, such as the Everwilds, folk have populated the three habitable moons: Primor, Sylvin, and Diminus. | ||
Primor is primarily a desert, while Sylvin consists mostly of forests with some surface water and ice caps. Diminus’s surface is entirely frozen, but hot spots bubbling up from the moon’s mantle offer pockets of habitable caves. Scarlan has a sulfurous atmosphere, and Garvor - the largest of the five - has no atmosphere, making both uninhabited. | Primor is primarily a desert, while Sylvin consists mostly of forests with some surface water and ice caps. Diminus’s surface is entirely frozen, but hot spots bubbling up from the moon’s mantle offer pockets of habitable caves. Scarlan has a sulfurous atmosphere, and Garvor - the largest of the five - has no atmosphere, making both uninhabited. | ||
When a creature suffers from Lycanthropy, its lycanthropic characteristics are influenced by the moon that is linked to that strain. Werewolves linked to Garvor are larger than others, while werewolves linked to Diminus have ice-based powers. | When a creature suffers from Lycanthropy, its lycanthropic characteristics are influenced by the moon that is linked to that strain. Werewolves linked to Garvor are larger than others, while werewolves linked to Diminus have ice-based powers. | ||
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A strange, ghostly change overtakes a creature that is linked with Scarlan. Scarlan is a gas moon, and werewolves bound to Scarlan often manifest the ability to fly, conjure clouds of fog, or phase through walls. | A strange, ghostly change overtakes a creature that is linked with Scarlan. Scarlan is a gas moon, and werewolves bound to Scarlan often manifest the ability to fly, conjure clouds of fog, or phase through walls. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:39, 19 February 2025
Source: Harker's Guide to Vampire Hunting
Lycanthropy is traditionally associated with the moon. Ancerra has five moons, each with its own form of
Lycanthropy. In order from the closest to the farthest moon, the moons are: Primor, Sylvin, Scarlan, Garvor, and Diminus.
By traveling through other planes, such as the Everwilds, folk have populated the three habitable moons: Primor, Sylvin, and Diminus.
Primor is primarily a desert, while Sylvin consists mostly of forests with some surface water and ice caps. Diminus’s surface is entirely frozen, but hot spots bubbling up from the moon’s mantle offer pockets of habitable caves. Scarlan has a sulfurous atmosphere, and Garvor - the largest of the five - has no atmosphere, making both uninhabited.
When a creature suffers from Lycanthropy, its lycanthropic characteristics are influenced by the moon that is linked to that strain. Werewolves linked to Garvor are larger than others, while werewolves linked to Diminus have ice-based powers.
Scarlan Werewolf
A strange, ghostly change overtakes a creature that is linked with Scarlan. Scarlan is a gas moon, and werewolves bound to Scarlan often manifest the ability to fly, conjure clouds of fog, or phase through walls.
| Scarlan Werewolf | |||||
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| Monster Level: 9 | |||||
| Medium. Humanoid Monstrosity Shapechanger (Psionic) | |||||
| STR | DEX | END | AWR | INT | CHA |
| 4 | 4 | 3 | 4 | -1 | -1 |
| Ref: 14 | Fort: 13 | Ant: 14 | Log: 9 | Will: 9 | |
| Armor Rating 10 | Resist Physical 5, Elemental 5 | ||||
| Hit Points 70 | Vulnerable Silvered Weapons 2 | ||||
| Speed 40 ft | Senses Darkvision 30 ft | ||||
| Skills (DEX) Sneaking +4; (AWR) Foraging +2, Tracking +4 | Traits Iron Will, Ethereal | ||||
| Features | |||||
| Shapeshifter. The Scarlan Werewolf’s original form is a humanoid with scraggly, hairy features and pronounced canine teeth. While in its true form, the Werewolf has autonomy. Every night, the Werewolf has a chance of transforming into its bestial nature, losing its sentience and embracing a bloodthirsty rampage. The chance of the transformation ranges from 0% when Scarlan is a new moon to 100% when it is a full moon.
Bestial Form. When the Scarlan Werewolf is in its bestial form, it possesses DR 4/Radiant and can use its Bite attack. Gaseous Form. Using AWR, the Scarlan Werewolf can cast the following psionic and primal spells innately. When cast in this way the spells count as psionic.
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| Actions | |||||
On each of the Scarlan Werewolf’s turns, it may take one of the following sets of actions.
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| Tier 1 Actions | |||||
| Move. The Scarlan Werewolf can move up to its speed.
Claws. Reach 5 ft Natural Weapon. +4 vs AR. Hit: 8 (1d8+4) sharp. Bite. (bestial form only) Reach 5 ft Natural Weapon. +4 vs AR. Hit: 7 (1d6+4) sharp, and make a secondary attack: +4 vs FORT. Hit: The creature is afflicted with Scarlan Lycanthropy. | |||||
| Tier 2 Actions | |||||
| Gaseous Form. The Scarlan Werewolf casts one of its Gaseous Form spells. | |||||
| Reactions | |||||
| Bristle (1/Round). When a creature moves within 5 ft of the Scarlan Werewolf, it can make a Claws attack reactively. | |||||