The Shifter
Climate/Terrain: Any
Frequency: Unique
Organisation: Solitary
Activity Cycle: Any
Diet: Special
Intelligence: Genius (17)
Treasure: Special
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
No. Appearing: 1
Armour Class: 7
Movement: 12
Class/Level: 10 Wizard/12 Thief
Hitpoints: 60
THAC0: 14
No. Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: 1d4 + Hitpoints Drain of 1d8
Special Attacks: Magic
Special Defences: + 2 or better to hit
Magic Resistance: 20%
Size: S-L Varies
Morale: 13 (Elite)
Blood: Major (Azrai) 65
Blood Abilities: Alter Appearance (Special), Persuasion (Major),
Bloodmark (Dark Green Eyes).
S: 12 D: 16 C: 12 I: 17 W: 13 Ch:
18
XP Value: 12000
The Shifter is a rather peculiar character. She was once a human, though
'blessed' with the blood of Azrai. Her name was Lady Aubrae Telfin, the
youngest daughter of a merchant. With very little to look forward to in
life, she was relegated to one of her father's smaller estates, where she
would wait for a suitable suitor. However, she soon bored of the country
life and became an adventurer, with a band of warriors.
One night, however, her party was ambushed by an Goblin raiding party.
Most of her friends were killed in the raid, however she survived to slay
the leader of the raiders, the son of the Goblin King Graecher.
Her magic dagger pierced the Prince through the heart, and as his life
blood spilt out, she could feel the dagger drinking the life from him,
and channeling it into her.
From that day forth, she has used her unusual ability to Alter her appearance
and her magic dagger, to steal the blood of scions. Her taste for blood
is unsatiable.
Her ability to change shape is quite peculiar. Stronger than the usual
ability to Alter Appearance, her ability allows her to change into any
human form that she sees (not illusionary) for as long as she wishes.
Her dagger, which she calls The Drinker, drains blood doing 1d4 + 1d8 points
of damage, the 1d8 points going towards her total. It has the added bonus
of stealing 1/5th of a bloodline, should it strike a deathblow to the heart.
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