Shadow Hag
A fey creature that wields shadows and secrets.
Motives & Tactics: Feed on nightmares, Summon hellspawn, Make deals
A fey creature that wields shadows and secrets.
This adversary was made by RightKnighttoFight. You can find more of his work at https://ko-fi.com/rightknighttofight
The Hag can take on the appearance
of a creature similar in size to them. This disguise can be seen through on an Instinct Roll. On a success, the Hag cannot use their Waking Nightmare against that PC. On a failure, the PC has disadvantage on all action rolls against the Hag.
The Hag can be spotlighted up to three times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.
Mark a Stress to make an attack
against all targets within Very Close range. Targets the Hag succeeds against take 2d10 magic damage and knocked back to Close range.
Spend a Fear to force all targets
within Far range to make a Presence Reaction Roll. All targets that fail, lose a Hope and mark a Stress as they relive a childhood nightmare. The Hag learns about this nightmare which they use to clear 1 HP and 1 Stress.
Mark a Stress and choose a point
within Far range to place a Nightmare Totem. All creatures within Close range of the Nightmare Totem whose nightmares are known to the Hag are Vulnerable.
If the Hag marks HP, mark a Stress
to teleport to a location within Close range and gain resistance to physical damage until the next time the Hag has the spotlight.
Tier 2 solo
A fey creature that wields shadows and secrets.
Motives & Tactics: Feed on nightmares, Summon hellspawn, Make deals
Difficulty: 16 | Thresholds: 14/28 | HP: 8 | Stress: 6
ATK: +2 | Moon Staff: Far | 2d10+3 Magical
Experience: Ageless Knowledge +2, Naughty kids should be punished +2
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A fey creature that wields shadows and secrets.
Motives & Tactics: Feed on nightmares, Summon hellspawn, Make deals
This adversary was made by RightKnighttoFight. You can find more of his work at https://ko-fi.com/rightknighttofight
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