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Mohrg Source Starfinder Dead Suns Adventure Path pg. 276, Starfinder #6: Empire of Bones pg. 59 Mohrg CR 8 XP 4,800 CE Medium undead Init +4; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +16 Defense HP 125 EAC 20; KAC 22 Fort +10; Ref +10; Will +9 Immunities undead immunities Offense Speed 30 ft. Melee clawed tongue +19 (1d6+14 S plus paralyzing touch [DC 18]) orslam +19 (1d10+14 B) Multiattack 2 slams +13 (1d10+14 B) and clawed tongue +13 (1d6+14 S plus paralyzing touch [DC 18]) Offensive Abilities create spawn, paralyzing touch (DC 18) Statistics STR +6; DEX +4; CON —; INT +0; WIS +0; CHA +2 Skills Acrobatics +16, Athletics +21, Stealth +16 Languages Common, Eoxian Other Abilities unliving Ecology Environment any Organization solitary, gang (2–4), or mob (3–5 plus 4–12 occult zombies) Special Abilities Create Spawn (Su) A living humanoid creature slain by a mohrg’s slam attack rises immediately as an occult zombie of a CR equal to the victim’s CR or level. This zombie is permanently under the mohrg’s control. The mohrg recovers 1d8+4 Hit Points from the surge of negative energy created by the spawning process. Paralyzing Touch (Su) A mohrg uses its clawed tongue to make its first melee attack each round. If a target is struck and damaged by this attack, it must succeed at a DC 18 Fortitude save or be paralyzed for 1d4 minutes. Description A mohrg is a horrific undead that appears to be an ambulatory skeleton with a writhing, rotting mass of intestines held within its ribcage (or the creature’s anatomical equivalent). A tendril of these intestines winds up into the mohrg’s mouth, with a clawed tongue at the end. Though mohrgs can wear clothing and armor, they usually don’t (or they wear clothes that expose their torsos), ensuring that their horrific appearances are maintained and their clawed tongues remain free to make attacks. Mohrgs are created from the souls of those who revel in killing sentient victims, preferably in ways that bring considerable pain and suffering. In life, most mohrgs were executioners, murderers, torturers, or warmongering soldiers who dedicated themselves to spilling blood and eliciting tortured cries. So strong are these urges that even death can’t stop them, and while the rest of their bodies rot away, a vile core of their bones and guts remains. Early in a mohrg’s existence, its need to kill often overrides its desire for self-preservation, leading many to take extreme risks to reach more victims, which sometimes leads to their own destruction. But as they age and grow more powerful, mohrgs become more cunning about fulfilling their urges. They often become part of larger groups, ranging from packs of undead roaming the dark places near civilization to organized military units such as the Corpse Fleet. They use their positions within such groups to ensure their bloodlust can be slaked consistently for centuries to come. Extra Content The following extra content was found for this creature: - Mohrg (Other) Graft Template

Mohrg

Source Starfinder Dead Suns Adventure Path pg. 276, Starfinder #6: Empire of Bones pg. 59

Mohrg CR 8

XP 4,800
CE Medium undead
Init +4; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +16

Defense

HP 125
EAC 20; KAC 22
Fort +10; Ref +10; Will +9
Immunities undead immunities

Offense

Speed 30 ft.
Melee clawed tongue +19 (1d6+14 S plus paralyzing touch [DC 18]) orslam +19 (1d10+14 B)
Multiattack 2 slams +13 (1d10+14 B) and clawed tongue +13 (1d6+14 S plus paralyzing touch [DC 18])
Offensive Abilities create spawn, paralyzing touch (DC 18)

Statistics

STR +6; DEX +4; CON —; INT +0; WIS +0; CHA +2
Skills Acrobatics +16, Athletics +21, Stealth +16
Languages Common, Eoxian
Other Abilities unliving

Ecology

Environment any
Organization solitary, gang (2–4), or mob (3–5 plus 4–12 occult zombies)

Special Abilities

Create Spawn (Su) A living humanoid creature slain by a mohrg’s slam attack rises immediately as an occult zombie of a CR equal to the victim’s CR or level. This zombie is permanently under the mohrg’s control. The mohrg recovers 1d8+4 Hit Points from the surge of negative energy created by the spawning process.
Paralyzing Touch (Su) A mohrg uses its clawed tongue to make its first melee attack each round. If a target is struck and damaged by this attack, it must succeed at a DC 18 Fortitude save or be paralyzed for 1d4 minutes.

Description

A mohrg is a horrific undead that appears to be an ambulatory skeleton with a writhing, rotting mass of intestines held within its ribcage (or the creature’s anatomical equivalent). A tendril of these intestines winds up into the mohrg’s mouth, with a clawed tongue at the end. Though mohrgs can wear clothing and armor, they usually don’t (or they wear clothes that expose their torsos), ensuring that their horrific appearances are maintained and their clawed tongues remain free to make attacks.
Mohrgs are created from the souls of those who revel in killing sentient victims, preferably in ways that bring considerable pain and suffering. In life, most mohrgs were executioners, murderers, torturers, or warmongering soldiers who dedicated themselves to spilling blood and eliciting tortured cries. So strong are these urges that even death can’t stop them, and while the rest of their bodies rot away, a vile core of their bones and guts remains.
Early in a mohrg’s existence, its need to kill often overrides its desire for self-preservation, leading many to take extreme risks to reach more victims, which sometimes leads to their own destruction. But as they age and grow more powerful, mohrgs become more cunning about fulfilling their urges. They often become part of larger groups, ranging from packs of undead roaming the dark places near civilization to organized military units such as the Corpse Fleet. They use their positions within such groups to ensure their bloodlust can be slaked consistently for centuries to come.

Extra Content

The following extra content was found for this creature:
- Mohrg (Other) Graft Template

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