Stigmas

Stigmas are villainous species or conditions used to generate monsters. Stigmas are subject to community review and must adhere to the global content standards. Please review these before submitting.

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Undead: Dracolich

Submitted by Nick W. on Tue, 9/26/2017 at 7:51am

The remains of a powerful and ancient dragon, this undead is one of the rarest and most feared in all of orn. Dragons rarely die of old age but some very old dragons seek immortality through magic and kill their mortal form in order to remain living in a more durable body. To kill a dracolich you must destroy it's body and it's phylactery. Even then several have devoted their existence to a patron immortal who may revive them.

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Beast: Bat

Submitted by Nick W. on Tue, 9/19/2017 at 6:30pm

These winged mammals' frequent caves and other disused structures. Some have even been cataloged to be the size of a large horse. 

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Spirit: Reaper

Submitted by Reid (He/Him) on Sun, 8/6/2017 at 4:04pm

Silent, solitary figures, clad in robes of black, who dwell within the ashen wastes of the Deep Nether, guiding the souls of the dead to their final rest. These are the reapers. They fulfill the will of the Nether, ensuring that the order of death is maintained. All mortals fear them, for to die by the hand of a reaper is to never rise again.

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Undead: Mummy

Submitted by Thad (He/Him) on Thu, 7/6/2017 at 2:27pm

Mummies are advanced undead created by carefully preserving corpses through a series of rituals originally intended as a means of immortality for the ancient pharoahs of Sirison. They are most commonly encountered in their tombs by would-be grave robbers who rarely live to tell the tale.

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Beast: Rat

Submitted by Nick W. on Thu, 7/6/2017 at 1:25pm

Rats are typically small but some specimens have been known to grow as large as a horse. Rats can live anywhere but frequent locations with plentiful food sources.

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Beast: Bear

Submitted by Thad (He/Him) on Thu, 7/6/2017 at 12:25pm

Bears are large, predatory ursine creatures noted for their size and strength as well as their propensity to hibernate in winter.

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