PropertyValue
rdfs:label
  • Spirit of Hate (Dread Codex Monster)
rdfs:comment
  • Creatures that are slain just before a pleasingly anticipated event return to this plane within 1d4 days as a spirit of hate. Hatred for all living beings is customary but a special hatred is reserved for those creatures that are obviously happy. There are just as many females as there are males that become spirits of hate although a victim cannot tell which sex he might be facing because a spirit's features are hidden within the fuzzy radiance of its energy. The spirit knows all languages it knew while living but rarely speaks. When it does speak, its voice is always accompanied by a high-pitched whine.
dcterms:subject
full at
  • Incorporeal touch +7 melee
Will
  • +7
Fort
  • +3
subtypes
  • Incorporeal
DEX
  • 17
feats
init
  • +7
str
touch
  • 17
CHA
  • 18
Grapple
adv
  • 10
BAB
  • +4
Monster
  • Spirit of Hate
sq
  • Darkvision 60 ft., Incorporeal Traits, Low-light Vision, Turn Resistance +2, Undead Traits
env
  • Any land or underground
Wis
  • 12
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treas
  • None
Skills
  • Hide +15, Intimidate +16, Listen +13, Search +14, Sense Motive +13, Spot +13
Speed
  • Fly 60 ft.
org
  • Solitary
Type
  • Undead
Align
  • Always chaotic evil
con
flat
  • 14
at
  • Incorporeal touch +7 melee
Reach
  • 5
cr
  • 7
la
HD
  • 9
AC
  • 17
Space
  • 5
int
  • 14
HP
  • 58
SA
  • [[#Charisma Drain
ref
  • +6
Size
  • Medium
abstract
  • Creatures that are slain just before a pleasingly anticipated event return to this plane within 1d4 days as a spirit of hate. Hatred for all living beings is customary but a special hatred is reserved for those creatures that are obviously happy. There are just as many females as there are males that become spirits of hate although a victim cannot tell which sex he might be facing because a spirit's features are hidden within the fuzzy radiance of its energy. The spirit knows all languages it knew while living but rarely speaks. When it does speak, its voice is always accompanied by a high-pitched whine. In elven mythology, spirits of hate (or "pec'zaah" in the Elven tongue) originated in the time just after the split between surface and dark elves. After centuries of discontent, those elves who would become the black-skinned menaces of today finally broke tradition with their surface cousins in an organized protest (the specifics are not known to non-elves). When it seemed these elves were lost to the darkness, a few dozen of their number returned to the forest as part of a ruse. When their surface brothers emerged from their protected community to welcome them home, the dark elves turned on them in a bloody massacre. The deaths of so many elves filled with glad tidings of their fellows' return supposedly gave birth to the first sprits of hate. There may indeed be some truth to this legend because drow elves are documented as attacking these spirits on sight.