Pendant of the Fell Wind A chill gale blows ever behind the wearer of this dark trinket, carrying them into battle on gusts of suffocating air. Subtract 1 from wound rolls for attacks made with melee weapons by enemy units while they are within 3" of the bearer. Once per battle, if the bearer attempts to cast a spell that would summon an endless spell , that spell is automatically cast with a casting roll of 12 that cannot be modified do not roll 2D6 , and it cannot be unbound.
If the unmodified wound roll for an attack made with that weapon is 6, that attack inflicts D3 mortal wounds on the target and the attack sequence ends do not make a wound roll or save roll. Reaper of Sorrows This phantasmal blade harvests emotions, hewing life-force but leaving its victims unmarked save for a horrified rictus. Before the bearer attacks with that weapon, pick 1 enemy unit within 1" of the bearer and roll 2D6.
Slitter Forged from the shivs and cut-throat razors of a thousand serial killers, this dagger is murder made manifest. When you pick the bearer to fight for the first time in a turn, before the bearer makes a pile-in move, you can pick 1 enemy model within 1" of the bearer and roll a dice. Lightshard of the Harvest Moon Once released, the baleful light of this lantern fills the battlefield with an eerie glow, readying the enemy for the reaping.
Once per battle, at the start of the combat phase , you can say the bearer will release the baleful gloom of the Lightshard. Beacon of Nagashizzar The malignant light of Nagashizzar burns within the flames of this beacon, calling the loyal souls and fell power of Shyish to the battlefield. Soulfire Ring Gouts of lashing green flames leap forth from this ring as it consumes the souls of those slain by the wearer.
At the end of the combat phase , you can heal up to D6 wounds allocated to the bearer if any attacks made by the bearer in that phase slay an enemy model. Enemy units that finish a pile-in move within 3" of the bearer suffer 1 mortal wound after the pile-in move is made.
Soul Cage This supernatural cage of phantasmal energies pins opponents in place so that the reaping might begin. Soul Cage is a spell that has a casting value of 7 and a range of 12". If successfully cast, pick 1 enemy unit within range and visible to the caster. The strike-last effect applies to that unit until the end of that turn. Spirit Drain is a spell that has a casting value of 7 and a range of 18". Roll a number of dice equal to the number of models in the target unit.
For each 6, that unit suffers 1 mortal wound. Lifestealer Life hangs upon but a slender thread; this incantation can sever that cord, causing healthy foes to drop like puppets shorn of their strings. Lifestealer is a spell that has a casting value of 7 and a range of 12".
The target suffers D3 mortal wounds. You can heal 1 wound allocated to the caster for each mortal wound that was allocated and not negated by this spell. Seal of Shyish The caster conjures a Shyishan shield of pulsing amethyst energy to protect nearby spectres. Seal of Shyish is a spell that has a casting value of 5 and a range of 12". Shademist is a spell that has a casting value of 6 and a range of 12". Subtract 1 from wound rolls for attacks that target that unit until your next hero phase.
Spectral Tether The correct sorcerous incantations can create a temporary link between a powerful Nighthaunt and the underworlds, where it can draw upon the amethyst energies of Shyish to translocate. Spectral Tether is a spell that has a casting value of 4. If successfully cast, remove the caster from the battlefield and set it up again on the battlefield more than 9" from all enemy units.
The caster cannot move in the following movement phase. At the end of each battle round, roll a dice for each unit you picked that is on the battlefield. Now bearing an eternal vendetta against those who violated their death rites, the spirits of the Scarlet Doom seek to take revenge upon any who would perform such atrocities to those who have paid their price.
Legend of their horrific assaults offer only one detail, waves of screaming spectres cutting down any in their path behind a gaze of rage and vengeance. If you do so, roll a number of dice equal to the number of models from the charging unit.
The Quicksilver Dead The Quicksilver Dead hail from the once grand forge-city of Elixia, a trove of innovative designs and artisan wonders. After falling to the tainted grasp of Chaos, the city and its denizens fell victim to atrocities that they would bear even in the afterlife. Now reforged as living quicksilver, these spirits seek to avenge the loss of their once splendorous city and demonstrate the power they once held. Artisans of Harrowing Death: The spirits of th: Quicksilver Dead forge the demise of their foes as meticulously as they once forged their blades, with excruciating precision and merciless intent.
The Grieving Legion When the Grieving Legion goes to war, so do its endless ranks of royal jailers, torturers and executioners. With the dungeons of Dolorum emptied, its cursed souls fall upon their foe in impossible profusion, ripping them down into the underworlds to be suitably punished for their crimes. Dragged into the Grave: The morbid spectres of the Grieving Legion fall upon their foe en masse to horrify their opponents before reaping their damned souls. They come in many forms, but all are destined to forever stalk the Mortal Realms and to drag the living to the same doom.
If you do so, place that unit to one side and say that it is set up in a haunted terrain feature as a reserve unit. Record this information on a piece of paper. At the end of the movement phase or charge phase , you can reveal 1 or more Nighthaunt units set up with this ability.
If you do so, set up each unit within 1" of the terrain feature it was haunting and more than 3" from all enemy units. Discovering Terrified Territories A single Nighthaunt might terrorise a village, and a pair acting together could leave an entire fiefdom quaking in fear. When you make an exploration roll , on a , you can pick a territory from the Nighthaunt Territories table. These territories represent settlements and cities that have already been penetrated by malevolent spirits, and so they work differently to other territories in Path to Glory.
Firstly, you do not spend any glory points to control them you can do so automatically. Secondly, these territories cannot be upgraded. Haunting Territories Many foes flee at the first sight of the Nighthaunt. Others will hold their ground for a time, but it never takes long for senses sharpened by fear to take control. Despite never being able to physically claim new ground as their own, the ethereal dead are one of the most effective invasion forces known to the Mortal Realms.
In addition to discovering terrified territories as described above, you can haunt territories you control. In addition, if you fight a Path to Glory battle using the Phantasmal Invasion battleplan, the result may allow you to haunt a territory or your opponent to exorcise a haunted territory back to its original form the victory conditions for the battleplan will tell you if this is the case. Haunt: If you choose to haunt a territory, at the end of step 6 of the aftermath sequence , pick 1 territory you control.
Remove the territory you picked from your roster and replace it with its haunted form from the Nighthaunt Territories table. Exorcise: If your opponent is allowed to exorcise a territory, in step 6 of the aftermath sequence, you are not allowed to make an exploration roll. Instead, your opponent can pick 1 haunted territory on your roster.
If they do so, you must remove that territory from your roster and replace it with its original form before it was haunted. Quests When you pick a quest, you can pick from the following quests in addition to those in the Core Book. If adequately populated settlements are found, the discoveries are relayed to the underworlds for the targets to be reaped of their souls and vitality. At the end of each Path to Glory battle, add 1 quest point to the progress section of your quest log if you won a major victory.
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If you occupy the same spot as a solid object or creature when this happens, you are immediately shunted to the nearest unoccupied space that you can occupy and take force damage equal to twice the number of feet you are moved.
The two most common tools are blink which has a maximum duration of one minute and etherealness a high level spell that lasts for up to eight hours. When you enter the Veil, the magic that keeps you there also affects the objects you bring with you. Blink is one of the powers of the Dragonmark of Passage, and House Orien has been exploring the Veil since the mark first manifested.
Throughout its history, the house has experimented with ways to increase the duration of Ethereal jaunts and to take advantage of their connection to the Veil. The oldest tool in their arsenal is the passage salve, an uncommon form of oil of etherealness that only takes 1 minute to apply; it can be used by any creature, but only an heir with the Mark of Passage can activate its power. The Veil torc allows the Passage-marked wearer to cast etherealness as if it was a 3rd level spell, though the duration is only one hour.
And the Royal Eyes of Aundair could be pushing the Guild to fast-track Ethereal tools that can be used by Aundairian spies! Ancient Secrets. Humanity may not have mastered the Veil… but the elves of Aerenal are more advanced than the people of the Five Nations, and the dragons of Argonnessen are more powerful still. Sul Khatesh may hold secrets of the Veil that she could share with her Court of Shadows… but at what cost?
These paths could provide adventurers—or their enemies—with tools or rituals that support Ethereal exploration. Breaking Reality. Reality is a toy in the clutches of the daelkyr. A cult of the Dragon Below might tear apart the Veil or even collapse a chunk of reality into it. Consider Stranger Things! The Dangers of the Veil Eberron is a world where the supernatural is part of nature. The Ethereal Veil is part of life, just like air and water—and just like fish adapt to water and birds soar through the air, there are creatures in Eberron who naturally interact with the Ethereal Veil.
Phase spiders are a perfect example of this—a predator with a natural ability to cross the Veil at will. While blink dogs currently teleport directly from point to point, I like to take their name literally and imagine them darting through the Veil, if only for a moment. Night Hags are another possible threat. Along with their nightmares, these fiends have always had free access to the Veil. Every night hag has at least one sanctum hidden in the Ethereal Veil, and most have left other markers and monuments scattered around it.
A monolith might be a cache where a hag stores the literal nightmares she collects—or she might have a stable of equine nightmares hidden in the Veil. Given the vast scope of the Ethereal Veil, adventurers are unlikely to stumble upon hag creations by accident, but night hags can definitely be a source of deadly traps or enigmatic elements waiting to be found across the Veil. Another traditionally Ethereal-dwelling species are the Ethergaunts. Canon lore suggested that they were tied to the Daelkyr.
But I love the idea of eerie alien scientists who are watching us from beyond the Veil—who could be in the room with you right now. Mordain never leaves Blackroot. I love the idea of a man being questioned about an impossible murder, and when the Medani inquisitve casts see invisibility they are shocked by the hideous creature watching the interrogation from across the Veil.
And the point of this approach is that each ethergaunt has its own task. The final piece of this puzzle is how Mordain created the ethergaunts. Were they made from raw materials? Or did Mordain kidnap Orien heirs—beneath their armor, do ethergaunts have a bizarrely evolved form of the Mark of Passage? Beyond this, part of the role of the Veil is to be undiscovered and unknown. It is as vast as the reality itself, and there may be powers within it that humanity has simply never encountered.
All this deals with the broad swath of the Veil, the gray shadow of the reality. But there are places where the Ethereal takes a more concrete form; the two most common of these are Haunts and Borders. When a lingering ghost is bound to a location—typically due to traumatic events that occurred there—it resides in the Ethereal Veil. They linger in the ether until something pulls them across the Veil, typically something tied to the anchors keeping them from Dolurrh.
Most of the time, a lingering ghost simply drifts through the shadows of the Ethereal Veil, endlessly retracing its steps until something triggers a reaction. However, a lingering ghost driven by exceptionally powerful emotions or memories can reshape the Veil, imposing its own memories upon the the shadows of reality. However, for the most part the elements of a Haunt are only real within the Veil. A traveler can take a drink from a waiter and they can savor the flavor of it… but when they blink back to reality, the glass fades from their hand and the wine itself fades from their system.
The classic Haunt is tied to a single ghost; if that ghost is destroyed or laid to rest, the Veil will return to its gray shadow of reality. However, a Haunt can also be shaped by a mass surge of emotions or pain so powerful that they leave psychic scars on reality.
The site of a massacre, a prisoner of war camp, an orphanage… all of these can leave Haunts on the other side of the Veil. Where the ghost Haunts often perfectly recreate a moment from the past, traumatic Haunts are often more surreal. While Haunts are usually tied to locations, a lingering ghost can also be tied to an object… or even to a particular event, such as a song. See invisibility is a 2nd level spell and allows the caster to peer beyond the Veil.
An unbound overlord can shape reality; a bound overlord might reshape the Veil in its image. If you cross the Veil near the prison of the Wild Heart, you might find that the echoes of the woods are not only solid but writhing and aggressive. Another possibility is that the devotions of a Cult of the Dragon Below could channel the influence of their overlord to shape the Veil in their place of power. If so, the question is whether Sul Khatesh allows her cultists to cross the Veil, or if they simply have the ability to SEE these umbral spires rising behind reality when others cannot.
Often when dealing with adventurers, a lingering ghost will fixate on one or more adventurers who bear some similarity to characters from their own personal drama—recognizing the bard as the lover who spurned them, or the rogue as the cousin who ruined them—and completely ignore the other adventurers.
They may use Horrifying Visage instinctively, manifesting their horrifying visage in a moment of anguish or rage. However, the classic ghost stat block is only a starting point. While the core stat blocks are a good place to start, part of what makes encounters with lingering ghosts interesting is to vary them based on the story and unique nature of the ghost.
To harm the ghost, you must recreate the circumstances of its original death. The man who died in fire might be immune to all damage types except fire. A ghost who died in a fateful duel could be immune to all physical damage except from rapiers, and vulnerable to damage from the rapier that actually killed them. Instead, it has three legendary actions it can use to attack an enemy who attacks it.
When the ghost touches a target, the victim has a flash of its anchoring trauma; this is what causes the fear. The ghost has no physical attack, Horrifying Visage, or Possession. It will typically focus on one person at a time, ignoring all others while it psychically crushes its chosen victim. Instead of Possession, the ghost has the power to draw a single victim into the Ethereal Veil.
Instead of Possession, the ghost can cast dream, targeting creatures across the Veil. A duelist could inflict slashing damage with a spectral rapier; a pyromancer could inflict fire damage with a burning touch; a spurned lover could inflict psychic damage, literally breaking the heart of their victim. Often shades have no real existence. More potent shades could use the statistics of a shadow or a poltergeist; alternately, they could use the statistics of other creatures such as the worg-soldiers in the massacre haunt.
A Haunt reflects the anchors that are binding the ghost to the world, which may not be related to the actual moment of their death. In dealing with anchors, consider the following questions. Or are they anchored by guilt for the wrongs they inflicted on others? If the ghost was a victim, do they want bloody revenge?
Or do they just want the truth to be known by the general public? If the ghost was a perpetrator, do they want to make reparations for the crimes that they committed? Do they want the truth to be known? Or do they refuse to acknowledge that they have done something wrong, and they actually want any lingering evidence of their guilt to be wiped out?
Another option is that the ghost died with a task unfinished. This could be very concrete—a letter that was never delivered, an arcane experiment that was never completed, a buried treasure that was supposed to be found. Or it could be more abstract—they wanted a town to prosper, a child to have a good home.
Loosening an anchor could be a task for an altruistic group of adventurers who want to lay a ghost to rest. However, it can also simply be used to set the tone and parameters of a haunt. A murdered many may not be able to rest until the entire family line of his murderer has been exterminated. Where this influence is especially strong, you find manifest zones.
Traits of the outer plane bleed into the material, and planar energies may produce unusual flora or fauna. This changes when you cross the Veil. But the cliffs over the Dagger are now formed of thick cloudstuff. The towers themselves are formed of crystal and mist.
You can see shadow angels circling in the skies, along with whorls of living cloud-stuff the minor air elementals mentioned on page of Rising From The Last War. In the material plane, this stretch of jungle is unseasonably warm and prone to flash fires.
But when you cross the veil, you find that same forest, except that the trees are always on fire and yet never consumed. Mephits leap from tree to tree, delighting in the flames. While the trees are never consumed, their flames will burn any travelers who touch them, and the stifling heat is deadly to mortals. In short, the Border Ethereal takes on some of the elements of the traditional Feywild Thelanian Borders and Shadowfell Borders with Dolurrh or Mabar , while adding a host of other blended realms.
However, the stories of the Border Ethereal are smaller in scope and scale than the stories of the planes; you might make a deal with a terrifying hag in a Thelanian Border, but if you want to deal with an archfey or dance in the Palace of the Moon, you need to go to Thelanis itself.
You can use any of the methods described in Breaching the Veil to reach a Border, but sometimes there are other options unique to the manifest zone. Dance in the ring of mushrooms when Rhaan is full and you might end up on the other side of the Veil. Force effects and abjurations affect an ethereal creature normally. Their effects extend onto the Ethereal Plane from the Material Plane, but not vice versa. Certain material creatures or objects have attacks or effects that work on the Ethereal Plane.
Treat other ethereal creatures and ethereal objects as if they were material. If you end the spell and become material while inside a material object such as a solid wall , you are shunted off to the nearest open space and take 1d6 points of damage per 5 feet that you so travel. The text on this page is Open Game Content, and is licensed for public use under the terms of the Open Game License v1.
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