Wight Battalion

Level 9
Creature· troopGargantuanRemaster
AC
27
HP
150
Speed
25 ft.
Perception
+18
Fort
+21
Ref
+15
Will
+18
Immunities bleed
Weaknesses area-damage 7, splash-damage 7
Languages common, necril
Senses darkvision
Skills athletics +20, intimidation +18, stealth +18
Recall Knowledge DC 26 (religion)

Abilities

Final Grudge

Trigger The wight battalion is about to lose a segment due to Hit Point damage


Effect The wights strike out as they fall. Each enemy in a 5-foot emanation takes 2d4 piercing damage (DC 25 reflex save). This occurs before the battalion loses a segment.

Fueled by Spite

Each time a creature loses Hit Points due to the wight battalion's corrupting spite curse, the battalion gains 6 temporary Hit Points that last for 1 round.

Effect: Fueled by Spite

Troop Defenses

HP 150 (4 segments); Thresholds 100 (3 segments), 50 (2 segments)

Troop Movement
Void Healing
Corrupting Spite

The wight battalion's attacks inflict a curse that makes a creature grow weak and spiteful. A living humanoid that dies while under this curse rises as a Wight after 1d4 rounds, controlled by the wight battalion that inflicted the curse. This new wight can't inflict corrupting spite and is Clumsy 2. If the creating wight battalion dies or after roughly a month of existence, the new wight becomes autonomous and becomes a normal wight

Saving Throw DC 25 fortitude

Stage 1 Drained 1 (1 round)

Hateful Daggers

1 to 3


The wights coordinate melee attacks with the daggers they were buried with. Each enemy within a 5-foot emanation attempts a DC 25 reflex save. The damage depends on the number of actions. On a failed save, the creature is also exposed to corrupting spite.

1 2d4 piercing damage

2 (4d4+8) piercing damage

3 (4d4+14) piercing damage

Wights are malevolent undead, bent on desecrating the holy and determined to cause suffering to all living creatures. A lone wight is dangerous enough, but when compelled to act together, they are a force to be reckoned with. A wight battalion has the potential to curse entire armies, increasing their numbers until they become an unholy tide.