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Urdefhan High Tormentor

An urdefhan cult's best tormentors can advance to become truly formidable daemon summoners.

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Urdefhan High TormentorCreature 10

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NE Medium Humanoid Urdefhan
Source Pathfinder #155: Lord of the Black Sands pg. 82
Perception +22; greater darkvision
Languages Aklo, Daemonic, Undercommon
Skills Acrobatics +18, Crafting +19, Intimidation +21, Occultism +22, Religion +22
Str +5, Dex +2, Con +3, Int +1, Wis +6, Cha +3
Items +1 striking warhammer

AC 30; Fort +19, Ref +16, Will +22
HP 195 (negative healing); Immunities death effects (except necrotic decay), disease, fear; Weaknesses positive 10
Necrotic Decay (divine, necromancy, negative) When an urdefhan dies, its invisible flesh quickly rots away and sublimates into a foul-smelling gas that fills a 5-foot emanation around the body. This gas deals 10d6 negative damage to creatures in this area as their flesh curdles and rots as well (DC 29 basic Fortitude save).

Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] warhammer +21 [+16/+11] (magical, shove), Damage 2d8+11 bludgeoningMelee [one-action] jaws +21 [+17/+13] (agile), Damage 3d6+11 piercing plus wicked biteDivine Innate Spells DC 30, attack +22; 5th banishment, summon fiend (daemons only); 4th acid arrow, phantasmal killer, spiritual weapon; 3rd harm (×2), paralyze (×2); 2nd darkness, death knell, false life, silence; 1st feather fall (self only), grim tendrils, ray of enfeeblement (×2)
Divine Rituals DC 30; 1st daemonic pact
Stoke the Fervent [two-actions] (auditory, divine, emotion, mental) Frequency once per day; Effect The urdefhan lets out a battle cry, sending itself and its allies into a fanatical frenzy. Each ally that hears the call gains a +4 status bonus to attack rolls, damage rolls, and a +2 status bonus to saving throws, and takes a -2 status penalty to AC. Affected allies must use at least one of their actions to Strike each round, if they are able (even if it means attacking an ally, object, or thin air). This lasts for 2d4 rounds.Wicked Bite [one-action] Requirements The urdefhan damaged a creature with a jaws Strike on its last action; Effect The urdefhan maintains contact, turning the creature's flesh translucent around the site of the injury. The urdefhan chooses one of two options, each of which requires a DC 29 Fortitude save. If the jaws Strike was a critical hit, the creature suffers both effects, using the same save result for both.

Drain Blood The urdefhan drinks some of the creature's blood. On a failed save, the creature is drained 1 and the urdefhan regains 5 HP (or, on a critical failure, it's drained 2 and the urdefhan regains 10 HP).
Drain Vitality (necromancy) The urdefhan draws out some of the creature's vital essence. The creature becomes enfeebled 1 for 1 hour on a failed save (or enfeebled 2 for 1 hour on a critical failure).

All Monsters in "Urdefhan"

Name	Level
Urdefhan Blood Mage	8
Urdefhan Death Scout	6
Urdefhan Dominator	14
Urdefhan High Tormentor	10
Urdefhan Hunter	12
Urdefhan Lasher	7
Urdefhan Tormentor	5
Urdefhan Warrior	3

Urdefhan

Source Bestiary 2 pg. 272 ^2.0
The violent warmongers, occultists, and poisoners known as urdefhans dwell within the Darklands. They were created in eons past by the mysterious First Horsemen of the Apocalypse to serve as agents of the end times within the Material Plane. Urdefhans continue to honor their creators by worshipping the wretched beings who rule over the plane of Abaddon, and like their fiendish lieges, urdefhans exist for one reason and one reason alone: to kill.

While urdefhans are humanoid and dwell together in large groups, this is where their similarities to surface ancestries end. Their visages are horrific, with transparent skin and musculature displaying their glistening entrails, gleaming bones, and perhaps worst of all, their baleful red eyes. This, combined with their gaping maws full of sharp fangs, works to create the false impression that these beings are some sort of vampiric undead, not creatures of living flesh and blood. When an urdefhan’s life comes to an end, their flesh quickly curdles and then bursts in a wave of awful corruption that spreads to the flesh of other creatures in the area. The typical urdefhan views their eventual demise as a disappointment, for once they’re dead, their chances to kill will finally come to an end.

Urdefhans’ primary concern is death and how to inflict it in the goriest, most painful, and widespread ways. Beyond this ethos of violence, urdefhans concern themselves only tangentially with matters such as formal modes of warfare or aspects of their damnable religion. When an urdefhan is not actively engaged in violence, their giddy cruelty is tempered only by a sense of self-preservation that ensures they survive long enough to spread the “blessings” of their daemonic patrons. They pass the time between wars inventing new weapons, developing new diseases, and researching awful new magic, all in preparation for the next inevitable conflict.

Alternate Urdefhan Mounts

Urdefhans use skavelings as mounts most of the time, but they aren't picky, using any beast that can be broken and trained. Giant lizards, pterosaurs, and even Darklands-dwelling manticores all serve as urdefhan mounts, on occasion.

Minos-Pashat

The first urdefhans were unleashed into the depths of Golarion's Darklands in the vault of Minos- Pashat, a nation-sized cavern riddled with maze-like tangles of stalactites, stalagmites, and fissures.

Rhoka Swords

The rhoka sword is the preferred weapon of urdefhan soldiers, though all urdefhans know how to wield these instruments of war. These uncommon advanced weapons cost 4 gp, deal 1d8 slashing damage, have 2 Bulk, and require 1 hand to use. Rhoka swords are in the sword group and have the deadly d8 and two-hand 1d10 traits.

Shauth Weapons

Shauth blades and shauth lashes are made from the teeth of fallen urdefhans. Collecting these teeth is difficult, as a slain urdefhan dissolves into a foul-smelling gas almost immediately. However, their bones are somewhat more durable.

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