Thalassomedon
2012-06-17, 05:02 PM
I need some help in making undead described below a new type of of undead for 3.5 D&D. I know that the name Visitant means the "Lord of the Dead" in elvish. This undead is not a type of Lich, have any relationship to a Skull Lord, or my version of a Bonelord (http://images.uesp.net/thumb/2/2c/Bonelord.jpg/701px-Bonelord.jpg) from Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
How do I make the Visitant scarier looking?
Description: A visitant appears as a ten feet tall humanoid skeleton with four arms. A pair of rotting green dragon wings protrude from its back. The wings crest a full two feet higher than the shoulders and have a wings span of thirty feet . Searing white-hot fire surrounds the bones on the right side of its body. The fire does not cause the bones on the right side of its body to be scorched or charred. Constantly moving bolts of lightning surround the bones on the left side of its body. Its head is that of a monstrous looking sheep skull. Searing white-hot fire burns within its eye sockets. The head floats eight inches above the start of its neck which it does not seem to have.
Their inhuman voice is a deep and bone-chilling
Any flowers and delicate plants with a two mile radius of a visitant wither and die and trees grow twisted and sickly, while hardier plants, thistles and the like, flourish. After a few years all that remains within two miles of a visitant’s lair is a desolate wilderness of warped trees and thorns.
How do I make the Visitant scarier looking?
Description: A visitant appears as a ten feet tall humanoid skeleton with four arms. A pair of rotting green dragon wings protrude from its back. The wings crest a full two feet higher than the shoulders and have a wings span of thirty feet . Searing white-hot fire surrounds the bones on the right side of its body. The fire does not cause the bones on the right side of its body to be scorched or charred. Constantly moving bolts of lightning surround the bones on the left side of its body. Its head is that of a monstrous looking sheep skull. Searing white-hot fire burns within its eye sockets. The head floats eight inches above the start of its neck which it does not seem to have.
Their inhuman voice is a deep and bone-chilling
Any flowers and delicate plants with a two mile radius of a visitant wither and die and trees grow twisted and sickly, while hardier plants, thistles and the like, flourish. After a few years all that remains within two miles of a visitant’s lair is a desolate wilderness of warped trees and thorns.