When it comes to undead, if it ain't a ghoulie, it's a haint (the colloquial term for incorporeal undead).While less common than most ghoulies, hauntings aren't that unusual in the region.

The Lady (White Lady Point)
The Lady of of White Lady Point was one of the early settlers of the region. Her husband was a wandering merchant. She was often left alone to care for her son, weeks at a time. One cold morning a flat boat crew heard a scream coming from a nearby hill. By the time the crew made it to where the sound had originated they found the cabin empty and in bloody shambles. There were no signs of the lady or her son, but there was a bloody hand print on the wall, too big to have been made by a man.
Boats passing down the Oh'yio still see the lady pale and white (except for the bloody wound at her side) gazing down at the river below.
The Lady in White
AC 6 [13] HD: 3 Attacks: Ghostly Touch (Drain) Move: 6 (flying)
Special: Haint, Drain (1 point of constitution per attack, regained in 24 hours), immune to sleep, charm
Lily Brownknot (Rotaway)
Lily was the first victim of Rayo's magic plague. She hates what's happened to her town and is afraid of Rayo and his abominations. Unlike may apparitions, she retains her youthful innocence. She does her best to help those that wonder near her home and likes to play games.
Lily
AC 7 [14] HD: 2 Attacks: Plague Touch (1 + special) Move: 12
Special: Haint, Disease (creatures touch by Lily are temporarily affected by the plague that killed her, taking a -2 on all attack rolls because of fatigue), immune to sleep, charm, once per day she cast cure wounds by hugging a friendly character
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Very nice. I like the Ghoulie/Haint distinction, and great flavor with the names...!
ReplyDeleteThanks! The Ghost of White Lady Point is an actual local legend. I know some people that claim to know the ground where the cabin stood.
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