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- Does not include Ascension & Kingdom bonuses * Visit Ascending & Leveling Troops for more information
- Hags are another product of a human woman infected by the Chimeran virus. This Chimeran form has a rather large head and a very durable skin. Hags can also float and fly, unlike their Boiler cousins. The Hag exclusively appears in Resistance: Retribution.
- Hags, like Ogres, Boggles and Werewolves, were one of Narnia's darkest and most evil races. All known Hags were enemies of Aslan and loyal followers of the White Witch. Any willingness to consort with Hags was a sign of "going bad" in other creatures.
- Hags are witch-like that spread havoc and destruction, working their magics, and slaying all whom they encounter.
- Hags are dangerous magical creatures.
- Hags are human type monsters found in Fate.
- A hag is a wizened old woman, or a kind of fairy or goddess having the appearance of such a woman, often found in folklore and children's tales such as Hansel and Gretel. Hags are often seen as malevolent, but may also be one of the chosen forms of shapeshifting deities, such as the Morrigan or Badb Catha, who are seen as neither wholly beneficent nor malevolent. The term appears in Middle English, and might be short for hægtesse, an Old English term for witch. As a stock character in fairy or folk tale, the hag shares characteristics with the crone, and the two words are sometimes used as if interchangeable.
- Although different hags are unique in appearance and mannerism, they have many aspects in common. All take the form of crones whose bent shapes belie their fierce power and swiftness. Hags speak Giant and Common.
- The Hag is a monster in Might and Magic Book One: The Secret of the Inner Sanctum.
- Hags are once human (or at least usually human) magic users with the appearance of very old ladies.
- Few Ungol women develop magical powers without first demonstrating “the sight.” Thus, most hag witches—women who can invoke the spirits of Kislev—were wise women first. Their powers are said to be a blessing and a curse, for although the hags can undoubtedly aid their local communities, the spirits demand a high price for their compliance: premature aging. Because of this consequence, most wise women dread the possibility of the spirits answering their call. As well as the wise women, those who suffer a great loss—such as the death of a husband or child—may also be chosen by the Ancient Widow and gain an intimate understanding of Kislev’s tormented spirits. Hag witches who come to power in this way often live alone, grieving for their lost loved ones and fading youth.
- A hag is a savage being that looks like an ugly, old witch but has more warts. They possess rudimentary magic, similar to that of a troll. Little is known of them, though it is thought that they are what Muggles think are witches and are therefore popular in Muggle literature.
- Hag - Hecken-Wall Auf Silur ist der Hag ein Schutzelement, welcher üblicherweise einen Silurischen Hof umgibt. Es handelt sich um einen heckenbewachsener Wall mit vorgelagerten Graben. Er schützt nicht nur vor streunenden Raubtieren, vor Piraten, die gelegentlich die küstennahen Höfe bedrohen und vor den Dunkelelfen, die immer noch die Festung Salonien in Ersor halten sondern vor allem auch vor Stürmen und Schneeverwehungen, welche im Herbst und im Winter die Höfe zu zerstören drohen. Dieser Wall wird durch ein Tor und einen Aussichtsturm ergänzt und macht den Hof zu einer kleinen Burg, den die Bewohner mit Pfeil und Bogen oder mit Hellebarden zu verteidigen wissen.
- Hags have been around since the beginning of time. The first hags, night hags, were the children of Khyber, and ruled the world alongside the rakshasa. After the fiends' defeat at the hands of the dragons during the Age of Demons, the hags have been scattered, hiding either beneath the Khyber or within the Demon Wastes. In 987 YK, three hags, the Daughters of Sora Kell, announced a new nation, Droaam, where the monstrous races can call home. Other hags have migrated to Droaam and support the Daughters.
- Perhaps an abbreviation of [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hag]] hægtesse.
- Hags are ugly, malicious creatures of pure wickedness, who take the form of bent old crones. However, they are very strong and very fast, and not above torture to suit their needs.
- The Hag is a character in Dark Cloud. She resides in Norune Village. When Toan rebuilds her house, she requests that he place it in front of Dran's Windmill. She also requests that Toan save Divine Beast Dran. When her house is completed, she will store items for Toan.
- Hags are a variety of horrible monstrous humanoids, resembling an exceedingly aged woman. Although different hags are unique in appearance and mannerism, they have many aspects in common. All take the form of crones whose bent shapes belie their fierce power and swiftness. Though rarely seen along the Sword Coast, hags are quite common in the distant wilds of Rashemen, where they frequently seduce (and later devour) unlucky men. Male children of these unions are the twisted hagspawn, renowned for their physical strength and their uncanny resistance to magic. Some varieties of hags include:
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| Name | - Hag
- Jinx
- Sturdy
- Nature Heart
- Annis Hag
- Dusk Hag
- Green Hag
- Night Hag
- Toil and Trouble
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| Caption | - from the Eberron Campaign Guide
- A bheur, hagspawn, and a shrieking hag.
- A night hag, from the v.3.5 Monster Manual
- An annis hag, green hag, and dusk hag,
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| desc | - Cause a random Status Effect on an enemy. Increase a random Skill by [1+Magic] on a random ally.
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- Bufu
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Mudo
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Rikaja
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Domudi
Makakaja
Mitedyne
Mediarahan
Hamaon
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| Distinctions | - Enlarged head, elongated arms
- old woman, shrill, whining voices and protruding nose
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| Quote | - "When shall we three met again?"
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| 3e modifiers | - +2 Charisma
- +2 Wisdom
- +2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence,
- +14 Strength, +2 Dexterity,
- +2 Wisdom, +4 Charisma
- +4 Constitution, +2 Intelligence,
- +4 Constitution, +4 Intelligence,
- +6 Strength, +2 Dexterity,
- +6 Wisdom, +2 Charisma
- +8 Constitution, +4 Wisdom,
- +8 Strength, +2 Dexterity,
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| abstract | - to be written
- Does not include Ascension & Kingdom bonuses * Visit Ascending & Leveling Troops for more information
- Hags are another product of a human woman infected by the Chimeran virus. This Chimeran form has a rather large head and a very durable skin. Hags can also float and fly, unlike their Boiler cousins. The Hag exclusively appears in Resistance: Retribution.
- Hags, like Ogres, Boggles and Werewolves, were one of Narnia's darkest and most evil races. All known Hags were enemies of Aslan and loyal followers of the White Witch. Any willingness to consort with Hags was a sign of "going bad" in other creatures.
- Hags are witch-like that spread havoc and destruction, working their magics, and slaying all whom they encounter.
- Hags are dangerous magical creatures.
- Hags are human type monsters found in Fate.
- A hag is a wizened old woman, or a kind of fairy or goddess having the appearance of such a woman, often found in folklore and children's tales such as Hansel and Gretel. Hags are often seen as malevolent, but may also be one of the chosen forms of shapeshifting deities, such as the Morrigan or Badb Catha, who are seen as neither wholly beneficent nor malevolent. The term appears in Middle English, and might be short for hægtesse, an Old English term for witch. As a stock character in fairy or folk tale, the hag shares characteristics with the crone, and the two words are sometimes used as if interchangeable.
- Although different hags are unique in appearance and mannerism, they have many aspects in common. All take the form of crones whose bent shapes belie their fierce power and swiftness. Hags speak Giant and Common.
- The Hag is a monster in Might and Magic Book One: The Secret of the Inner Sanctum.
- Hags are once human (or at least usually human) magic users with the appearance of very old ladies.
- Few Ungol women develop magical powers without first demonstrating “the sight.” Thus, most hag witches—women who can invoke the spirits of Kislev—were wise women first. Their powers are said to be a blessing and a curse, for although the hags can undoubtedly aid their local communities, the spirits demand a high price for their compliance: premature aging. Because of this consequence, most wise women dread the possibility of the spirits answering their call. As well as the wise women, those who suffer a great loss—such as the death of a husband or child—may also be chosen by the Ancient Widow and gain an intimate understanding of Kislev’s tormented spirits. Hag witches who come to power in this way often live alone, grieving for their lost loved ones and fading youth.
- A hag is a savage being that looks like an ugly, old witch but has more warts. They possess rudimentary magic, similar to that of a troll. Little is known of them, though it is thought that they are what Muggles think are witches and are therefore popular in Muggle literature.
- Hag - Hecken-Wall Auf Silur ist der Hag ein Schutzelement, welcher üblicherweise einen Silurischen Hof umgibt. Es handelt sich um einen heckenbewachsener Wall mit vorgelagerten Graben. Er schützt nicht nur vor streunenden Raubtieren, vor Piraten, die gelegentlich die küstennahen Höfe bedrohen und vor den Dunkelelfen, die immer noch die Festung Salonien in Ersor halten sondern vor allem auch vor Stürmen und Schneeverwehungen, welche im Herbst und im Winter die Höfe zu zerstören drohen. Dieser Wall wird durch ein Tor und einen Aussichtsturm ergänzt und macht den Hof zu einer kleinen Burg, den die Bewohner mit Pfeil und Bogen oder mit Hellebarden zu verteidigen wissen.
- Hags have been around since the beginning of time. The first hags, night hags, were the children of Khyber, and ruled the world alongside the rakshasa. After the fiends' defeat at the hands of the dragons during the Age of Demons, the hags have been scattered, hiding either beneath the Khyber or within the Demon Wastes. In 987 YK, three hags, the Daughters of Sora Kell, announced a new nation, Droaam, where the monstrous races can call home. Other hags have migrated to Droaam and support the Daughters.
- Perhaps an abbreviation of [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Hag]] hægtesse.
- Hags are a variety of horrible monstrous humanoids, resembling an exceedingly aged woman. Although different hags are unique in appearance and mannerism, they have many aspects in common. All take the form of crones whose bent shapes belie their fierce power and swiftness. Though rarely seen along the Sword Coast, hags are quite common in the distant wilds of Rashemen, where they frequently seduce (and later devour) unlucky men. Male children of these unions are the twisted hagspawn, renowned for their physical strength and their uncanny resistance to magic. Some varieties of hags include:
* Annis: Garden variety of hags, fond of using disguises.
* Green hag: Hags native to swamps and forested regions.
* Bheur: These wintry hags are known for their icy disposition and temperament.
* Night hag: Not technically a hag, but actually a type of fiend.
- Hags are ugly, malicious creatures of pure wickedness, who take the form of bent old crones. However, they are very strong and very fast, and not above torture to suit their needs.
- The Hag is a character in Dark Cloud. She resides in Norune Village. When Toan rebuilds her house, she requests that he place it in front of Dran's Windmill. She also requests that Toan save Divine Beast Dran. When her house is completed, she will store items for Toan.
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