Lupine Wraith
A wolf reanimated by the powerful druidic magic of Veridia. Its glowing green eyes search out prey that it will hunt tenaciously.
Motives & Tactics: Hunt, Stalk, Maul
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A wolf reanimated by the powerful druidic magic of Veridia. Its glowing green eyes search out prey that it will hunt tenaciously.
The Lupine Wraith was once the faithful companion of a high ranking member of the Veridian people. However, when that civilisation ended, it became cursed by the magical fallout to linger behind, guarding the domain of its former friend until someone can finally lay it to rest…
If a PC fails an attack roll against the Lupine Wraith, they must pass a Presence reaction roll or mark a Stress
When the Lupine Wraith makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear
The Lupine Wraith can be spotlighted twice per GM turn, spending Fear to do so as normal.
Mark a Stress to make an attack roll. If it hits, deal 2d10+8 magic damage. In addition, if it hits you may spend a Fear to give the target the Cursed condition and start a countdown of D6. While Cursed, all action rolls are made at disadvantage. When the target makes an action roll, the countdown decreases by 1. The Cursed condition is removed when the countdown ends or when the scene ends.
Tier 2 solo
A wolf reanimated by the powerful druidic magic of Veridia. Its glowing green eyes search out prey that it will hunt tenaciously.
Motives & Tactics: Hunt, Stalk, Maul
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 18/30 | HP: 8 | Stress: 5
ATK: +4 | Haunted Maw: Melee | 1d8+5 mag & 1d10+2 phy Physical
Experience: Hunting Instincts +3
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A wolf reanimated by the powerful druidic magic of Veridia. Its glowing green eyes search out prey that it will hunt tenaciously.
Motives & Tactics: Hunt, Stalk, Maul
The Lupine Wraith was once the faithful companion of a high ranking member of the Veridian people. However, when that civilisation ended, it became cursed by the magical fallout to linger behind, guarding the domain of its former friend until someone can finally lay it to rest…
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