Jason Andresen (order #1578489) - Jump page for Jubei
Jason Andresen (order #1578489) - Jump page for Jubei
Jason Andresen (order #1578489) - Jump page for Jubei
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Combat<br />
Wyldgeists do not make physical attacks in their natural <strong>for</strong>m<br />
and ignore physical attacks made on them in this <strong>for</strong>m, unless<br />
the attacks bypass their damage reduction. Their first action will<br />
always be to find a dead creature and bond with its fled spirit.<br />
If the wyldgeist already possesses such a <strong>for</strong>m, it immediately<br />
attacks to drive out the defilers of the <strong>for</strong>est it protects.<br />
Spiritbind (Su): Wyldgeists have the ability to <strong>for</strong>m a<br />
bond with the fled spirit of a dead creature. As a full-round<br />
action, the wyldgeist dissolves the dead creature’s flesh and<br />
replaces it with its own body and will. Using the dead<br />
creatures natural weaponry (or other weapons, if<br />
any), it attacks those who have intruded upon<br />
its domain. No supernatural, extraordinary,<br />
spells, or spell-like<br />
abilities are absorbed<br />
in the transferal.<br />
The<br />
wyldgeist<br />
uses the<br />
speed rating<br />
and mode of<br />
movement of<br />
the bonded<br />
creature,<br />
but retains<br />
its own ability<br />
scores and saves. It<br />
can maintain this <strong>for</strong>m indefinitely if not defeated in combat.<br />
A wyldgeist in this <strong>for</strong>m uses the damage rating of the<br />
creature’s weaponry (the longsword of a fallen warrior, <strong>for</strong><br />
example), but uses its own attack bonus (+3 <strong>for</strong> melee and +4<br />
<strong>for</strong> ranged). It always functions as proficient with the attack<br />
<strong>for</strong>m it uses, a result of the bond <strong>for</strong>med with the fallen host.<br />
It also adds any bonuses from armor the host may have been<br />
wearing (i.e., add +5 to AC if it acquired a breastplate).<br />
A wyldgeist defeated (reduced to 0 or fewer hit points)<br />
in this <strong>for</strong>m is not slain. It simply sinks into the earth to heal<br />
itself to the point where it can once again bond with a host. It<br />
heals at a rate of 1 hit point per day. There is no known way to<br />
destroy a wyldgeist permanently.<br />
Acidic Mist (Su): Although not hostile in its natural <strong>for</strong>m,<br />
the wyldgeist’s body is composed of an acidic mist that begins<br />
to dissolve flesh after one full round of contact. 2d4 acid damage,<br />
Fortitude DC 15 half. The save DC is Constitution-based.<br />
Gaseous Form (Ex): Since its base <strong>for</strong>m is composed of<br />
mist, a wyldgeist not bonded to a physical host share some<br />
of the characteristics of a creature in gaseous <strong>for</strong>m, passing<br />
through small holes and narrow openings and having damage<br />
reduction 10/magic.<br />
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Immune to Mental Influence (Ex): Wyldgeists are unaffected<br />
my mind-influencing effects (charms, compulsions,<br />
phantasms, and morale effects).<br />
Skills: Wyldgeists have a +4 racial bonus on Search checks.<br />
Treasure<br />
Once it is defeated, any gear or treasure that the wyldgeist had<br />
taken through spiritbinding will be left behind <strong>for</strong> the taking.<br />
Legends & Lore<br />
CoMMoN: None.<br />
Wyldgeist<br />
UNCoMMoN: Wyldgeists are warrior ghosts attracted to feelings<br />
of greed and envy.<br />
RARE: When the wyldgeists are not active, their physical trappings<br />
are secreted away inside of earthen mounds in the deepest<br />
reaches of the <strong>for</strong>est.<br />
obSCURE: A little known tale claims that the wyldgeists are<br />
not ghosts at all but rather servitors of the Green Man, the<br />
legendary guardian of the <strong>for</strong>ests of northern Immoren. They<br />
are a manifestation of the Green Man’s power, taking root in<br />
a fallen being’s psyche, although seemingly the spirit of the<br />
deceased has since departed.<br />
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