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troll species bitten by this attack suffers 1d4 Con drain each<br />
round. Any troll (excluding pygmies) killed by a black troll<br />
in this manner rise as black trolls within one week. The black<br />
troll has no control over this spawn, and they seldom kill other<br />
trolls in this manner.<br />
Command Whelps (Su): Black trolls do not produce<br />
whelps as other trolls do. However, they may possess the<br />
whelps of other trolls. To do this they make a command<br />
check, just as an evil cleric would versus undead (PHB). Any<br />
rebuking success is ignored (whelps cannot be rebuked), however<br />
if command success is rolled, then the whelps fall under<br />
the command of the black troll. The same HD<br />
restrictions apply. If the whelps are in the<br />
immediate presence of their progenitor,<br />
then they can attempt<br />
a Will save (DC 16) to<br />
avoid becoming possessed.<br />
Whelps commanded in<br />
such a fashion begin to rot<br />
and decay, suffering 1 point<br />
of Con drain every day until<br />
they die.<br />
Feculent Decay (Ex): A black troll, despite its regeneration,<br />
is in a constant state of decay. This visage is quite<br />
unsettling. Creatures with fewer HD than the black troll are<br />
shaken <strong>for</strong> 2d6 rounds by its horrible appearance, Will DC 15<br />
negates. The save DC is Charisma-based. Other breeds of troll<br />
are not affected by this ability.<br />
Touch of Corruption (Ex): As a standard action, a black<br />
troll can cause the rotting flesh on its body to expand and<br />
whip <strong>for</strong>th as a ghastly tentacle. On a successful ranged touch<br />
attack (20 ft. range increment), the black troll poisons its<br />
victim. Contact, Fortitude DC 17, initial damage 3d4 Str, secondary<br />
damage 1d6 Str. The save DC is Charisma-based. Any<br />
damage done to the fleshy tentacle does not harm the black<br />
troll.<br />
Troll bane (Ex): All physical attacks made by<br />
a black troll versus any other species of troll<br />
do normal damage to the target, ignoring<br />
their regeneration.<br />
Skills: *Black trolls use<br />
their Strength modifier instead<br />
of their Charisma modifier<br />
<strong>for</strong> Intimidate checks.<br />
Trollkin<br />
Trollkin are the most<br />
advanced of all trolls.<br />
While not as technologically<br />
learned, they are<br />
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Black troll<br />
as civilized as most. Their culture is rich and diverse with a<br />
very strong heritage based upon bloodlines. In temperament,<br />
trollkin are the most even-headed of all trolls, however, they<br />
still tend to be aloof and sometimes even hostile towards<br />
most outside cultures. This originates in their condescending<br />
attitude towards non-trolls <strong>for</strong> having weak blood, but it is<br />
also due in large part towards the discrimination they are often<br />
shown. Most trollkin clans and kriel are located on the fringes<br />
of society with a few major concentrations being located<br />
between the Thornwood and the Bloodstone Marches, southwest<br />
of Ios, and in Cygnar south of the Wyrmwall Mountains.<br />
There are also minor concentrations scattered here and there,<br />
such as near Ohk in Khador, and there are quite a few of them<br />
on the Isle of Cryx.<br />
Trollkin are about the size of large humans in build and<br />
have a lumbering way about them. Their skin is gray with<br />
touches of blue and green. There is a bit of variation across the<br />
bloodlines in appearance, points of distinction that individuals<br />
take pride in. Despite their bulky size, trollkin have remarkable<br />
voices, and females are known <strong>for</strong> their incredible singing, while<br />
males (at least the males of particular bloodlines) are<br />
known <strong>for</strong> their dreaded fell calling.<br />
Trollkin don’t have the technical<br />
acumen of humans or even<br />
gobbers, although they have<br />
taken to using machinery<br />
frequently in their<br />
lives. They are known<br />
<strong>for</strong> their stone working<br />
skill, although they lack<br />
the refined artistic and<br />
engineering abilities of<br />
elves or dwarves, who<br />
both shun trollkin work<br />
as second rate. Despite<br />
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