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• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Werewolf Alpha Template (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "[back to bestiary] === Alpha Werewolf Template === Werewolves generally travel in packs, led by the strongest or most experienced werewolf in the pack. To turn a werewolf stat block into an alpha stat block, apply the following modifications: '''Hit Points:''' Increase the creature’s maximum hit points by 34 (4d8 + 16...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Diminus Werewolf (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Diminus Werewolf Blizzardfang (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Garvor Werewolf (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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 E...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Garvor Werewolf Bloodhunter (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Primor Werewolf (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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 E...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Primor Werewolf Pyrehound (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Scarlan Werewolf (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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 E...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:52, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Scarlan Werewolf Ghost (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Sylvin Werewolf (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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 E...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Sylvin Werewolf Oracle (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] ==== '''Five Moons, Five Curses''' ==== 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,...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Ghul Honor Guard (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a skillful necromancer raises the dead to service, some may take on special roles. Powerful ghuls may become honor guards, serving as undead shields in the line of fire. {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" |Sylvin Werewolf |- | colspan="6" |''Medium undead (shapechanger), chaotic evil'' |- |...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Striker (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Shrieker (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Shambler (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Flutterer (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:51, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Coldblood (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:50, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Charger (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into dif...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:50, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Buzzer (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into different categories based on their outward appearance and function. '''Shamblers''' tend to resemble zombies and lo...")
• 11:50, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellspawn Ascendant (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When a fiendish spirit is pulled out of Hell and forcibly bound into the corporeal form of a corpse, the ensuing result is a Hellspawn, a creature of hideous proportions that resembles a humanoid with monstrous characteristics. No two Hellspawn are exactly the same, but they can broadly be sorted into different categories based on their outward appearance and function. '''Shamblers''' tend to resemble zombies and lo...")
• 11:50, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Hellcrafter (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "[back to Bestiary] Some occultists specialize in imbuing corpses with the essence of fiends from Hell or Inferno. These casters, known as hellcrafters, wield great occult skill and command powerful squadrons of hellspawn. {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" |Hellcrafter |- | colspan="6" |''Medium humanoid, lawful ev...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:50, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Gloomwhisperer (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Gloomwhisperers are said to be nightmares that have escaped from the minds of those who sleep. They are skeletal ghost-like figures clad in dark tattered robes, considered by many to be the physical manifestation of fear, of which they’re always hungry for. As the story goes, you can tell when a Glo...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Gargoyle Progenitor (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Many architects have utilized fearsome-looking statues crouching on the walls and parapets of mighty buildings, claiming that the menacing sentinels ward off evil. While a majority of gargoyles are truly nothing more than statues, some - especially those in Shadowcroft - actually possess great power. Thes...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Gargoyle Elder (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Many architects have utilized fearsome-looking statues crouching on the walls and parapets of mighty buildings, claiming that the menacing sentinels ward off evil. While a majority of gargoyles are truly nothing more than statues, some - especially those in Shadowcroft - actually possess great power. Thes...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Gargoyle (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Many architects have utilized fearsome-looking statues crouching on the walls and parapets of mighty buildings, claiming that the menacing sentinels ward off evil. While a majority of gargoyles are truly nothing more than statues, some - especially those in Shadowcroft - actually possess great power. Thes...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Fleshwoven (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Fleshwoven are small, grotesque constructs created through an occult ritual native to Shadowcroft, but one that Dracula and his underlings quickly adopted. The ritual of fleshweaving involves taking a physical portion of a creature - this could be something as small as a fingernail clipping or lock of...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Vermyn (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "[back to Bestiary] Originating in Phlegmereth, Vermyn are small, curious fiends that spread disease with their presence. They are scavengers, and generally do not attack unless provoked, but their presence in a town’s well or food supplies can be massively destructive. They feed on refuse and rotting meat, and often wrap themselves in the ski...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Spineclot (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Spineclots appear as insectoids, with mandibles, segmented eyes, and antennae. Impish little demons riddled with quills much like a porcupine, spineclots have a grotesque, slimy texture and an off-putting maroon coloration. Their capacity to dislodge their quills and fire them at unsuspecting foes offers...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Sanguine Flame (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Sanguine Flames are imposing lesser devils. Their skin is patterned in crimson and slate gray with the consistency of smoke. Their burning golden eyes hold unspeakable malice, and their curved horns and cloven hooves evoke the classic superstitious fear that goats are devils in disguise. {| class="creatur...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:49, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Fireblight (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Fireblights are elementals bound to a fiendish entity, usually a demon. They look like writhing masses of flame with the silhouette of a dark spine, ribcage, and skull smoldering within. {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" |Fireblight |- | colspan="6" |''Medium elemental, chaotic evil'' |...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Fear Eater (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "[back to Bestiary] The Fear Eater is a shapechanging creature that takes whatever form it believes is most likely to induce fear in its prey. Fear Eaters are very hostile, but unlikely to kill their victims, as they feed on the victim's fears— and while many creatures fear death, they fear nothing once they are dead. Fear Eaters are known to...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Eyesquito Progenitor (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] Eyesquito Progenitors are unholy eyesquitos capable of reproducing not through the typical egg sacs standard to an Eyesquito life cycle, but by infecting a humanoid, turning the creature’s own eyes into new Eyesquitos. {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" | === Eyesquito Progenitor === |- | colspan="6" |''Tiny monstrosity, unaligned'' |- | colspan="6" |'''Armor Class''' 12 '''Hit Points''' 40 (9d4 + 1...")
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Eyesquito (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "__NOTOC__ [back to Bestiary] {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" | === Eyesquito === |- | colspan="6" |''Tiny. Aberration'' |- | colspan="6" |'''Armor Class''' 13 '''Hit Points''' 24 (7d4 + 6) '''Speed''' 5 ft., Fly 40 ft. |- !'''STR''' !DEX !CON !INT !WIS !CHA |- !5 (-3) !16 (+3) !13 (+1) !3 (-4) !16 (+3) !7 (-2) |- | colspan="6" | |- | cols...", and the only contributor was "Andi" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Eclipse Haunter (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] When Shadowcroft experiences an eclipse, an Eclipse Haunter is born. This is a creature of darkness, approximately the size and shape of a large horse, with smoky, ethereal wings. It preys upon the fear and trembling of its victims. As frightening as this creature is, Shadowcroft’s intersection with...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Echoing Echelon (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Echoing Echelons are mystical birds with dark purple feathers and razor sharp beaks. Their feathers are the main component of an array of magical items, and due to how simple the enchantments to create such items are, these mystical birds are fervently hunted by those willing to give those enchantments a...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Dullahan Soulhunter (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] The haunting Dullahan ride dark steeds through lonely stretches of forest trails in search of the damned. It is said that the Dullahan are Death’s own hands and feet; allegedly, when the Dullahan utters a person’s name, they simply drop dead. Rumor has it that merely looking at a Dullahan causes one t...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Dullahan Centaur (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] The haunting Dullahan ride dark steeds through lonely stretches of forest trails in search of the damned. It is said that the Dullahan are Death’s own hands and feet; allegedly, when the Dullahan utters a person’s name, they simply drop dead. Rumor has it that merely looking at a Dullahan causes one t...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Dullahan (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] The haunting Dullahan ride dark steeds through lonely stretches of forest trails in search of the damned. It is said that the Dullahan are Death’s own hands and feet; allegedly, when the Dullahan utters a person’s name, they simply drop dead. Rumor has it that merely looking at a Dullahan causes one t...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Corpse Blossom (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "[back to Bestiary] __NOTOC__ At first glance, a corpse flower might appear beautiful. Its red and violet petals take on violently bright hues that shine in stark contrast with its pale, fuzzy stems that sprout from a central, bushy root network. But a second look at a corpse flower will reveal the great horror that its distant beauty conceals: the largest blooming flower contains the face of a corpse flower’s most recent victim, for corps...")
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Clown (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] For many ages, people have donned lively colors and decorated faces, striving to entertain crowds and put smiles on children’s faces. Once beloved by the public, clowns are now predominantly the center of bedtime stories used to scare children into coming home before dusk. {| class="creature" |+ ! colsp...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:46, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Avadri Bear (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: " [back to Bestiary] Vestiges of the ancient Avadri have been known to react with the natural world in strange ways. Some animals have become mutated by this technology, manifesting odd magical abilities and fearsome temperaments. {| class="creature" |+ ! colspan="6" |Avadri Bear |- | colspan="6" |''Huge monstrosity, unaligne...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:45, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Abyssal Lurker (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "[back to Bestiary] The hollow, rattling roar echoing through the waves sends a dread chill down the spine of treasure divers, clenching their nerves into knots. Abyssal lurkers are tremendous coldwater leviathans. Their bodies are serpentine, like those of eels, but their heads are wedge-shaped and resemble something akin to...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:44, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Spells (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "__NOAUTOLINKS__ {| class="wikitable" |+Spells !Spell Name !Spell Level !School !Casting Time !Range !Duration !Components |- |Shelley's Prize Experiment |8th |Necromancy |1 hour |Touch |2 days |V, S, M (at least three humanoid corpses and a spool of copper wire) |- |Shrine to the Dark Lords |4th |Abjuration |8 hours |Touch |1 week |V, S, M (300 sc worth of gems; 2 lbs of...")
• 11:44, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Summon Eyesquito (D&D Harker's Playtest) (content was: "[back to spells] ==== '''Summon Eyesquito''' ==== ''6th-level conjuration'' '''Casting Time:''' 1 action '''Range:''' 200 ft '''Components:''' S '''Duration:''' Instantaneous A target creature in range must make a WIS saving throw. On a success, the creature is Blinded for 1 minute but suffers no other effects. It may rep...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))
• 11:44, 8 February 2025 Andi talk contribs deleted page Stink (D&D Harker's playtest) (content was: "[back to Spells] ==== '''Stink''' ==== ''Evocation cantrip'' '''Casting Time:''' 1 action '''Range:''' Touch '''Components:''' V, S '''Duration:''' 1 round Make a melee spell attack against a creature within range. The target creature may choose to allow you to hit automatically. On a hit, for the duration, creatures tha...", and the only contributor was "Nathan Heard" (talk))