Fortitude +25, Reflex +23, Will +24
Acrobatics +25, Deception +26, Diplomacy +24, Occultism +23, Religion +25, Stealth +25
Greater Darkvision
Aklo, Caligni, Common, Sakvroth
Cold
Mental 10
Actions & Abilities
Claw
Damage: 2d8+11 Slashing, 2d8 Cold
Burning Cold
Damage: 4d8 Cold, 2d8 Cold
Greater Darkvision
Telepathy 100 feet
Forsaken Patron
Each owb prophet serves as a conduit to one of the shadowy demigods known as the Forsaken. Forsaken patrons are detailed below, and each grants the owb prophet additional abilities.
Each owb prophet gains its power through a connection with a Forsaken patron. The patron grants the owb additional spells and has its own religious symbol and favored weapons. Each entry notes any ability or occult innate spell the Forsaken grants to its prophets, plus its favored weapon.
Enkaar, the Malformed Prisoner This mutilated horror is the Forsaken patron of fetters, lethargy, and physical corruption.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon spiked chain
Eyes That Watch This strange trio of feline eyes is the Forsaken patron of inferiority, cats, and strangers.
- Ability 120 feet
- Favored Weapon dagger
Grasping Iovett A beautiful form of indescribable variety, Iovett is the Forsaken patron of accidents, parasites, and reckless lust.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon shortsword
Husk This androgynous creature is the Forsaken patron of emptiness, loneliness, and narcissism.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon shortsword
Lady Razor This stern magistrate forbids showing kindness or mercy to family members. Lady Razor is the Forsaken patron of family strife, suspicion, and vengeance.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon dagger
Reshmit of the Heavy Voice Taking the form of a massive shadow, Reshmit is the Forsaken patron of broken things, forgetting, and unexpected violence.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon morningstar
Thalaphyrr Martyr-Minder The Forsaken patron of failed heroics, imprisonment, and squandered time.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon spear
Light Blindness
Burning Cold Fusillade
The owb prophet makes three burning cold Strikes.
Clutching Cold
A creature hit by the prophet's burning cold Strike becomes in a cluster of binding ice crystals ().
Curse of Darkness
The owb inflicts a curse on one creature taking persistent cold damage from their burning cold Strike, stealing the victim's vibrancy. The creature must attempt a save.
On a failure, the creature gains and its coloration turns to washed out shades of gray, along with all equipment it carries, wields, or wears. These effects have an unlimited duration. Regardless of the result of its save, the creature is temporarily immune for 1 minute.
If the owb uses this ability on a caligni, the curse can't be removed short of a ritual or similar powerful magic.
Shadow's Swiftness
An owb prophet can Cast as a 3-action activity instead of 1 minute. If they do so, they target only themself.
Spellcasting
DC 33
Creature Abilities
Forsaken Patron. Each owb prophet serves as a conduit to one of the shadowy demigods known as the Forsaken. Forsaken patrons are detailed below, and each grants the owb prophet additional abilities.
Each owb prophet gains its power through a connection with a Forsaken patron. The patron grants the owb additional spells and has its own religious symbol and favored weapons. Each entry notes any ability or occult innate spell the Forsaken grants to its prophets, plus its favored weapon.
Enkaar, the Malformed Prisoner This mutilated horror is the Forsaken patron of fetters, lethargy, and physical corruption.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon spiked chain
Eyes That Watch This strange trio of feline eyes is the Forsaken patron of inferiority, cats, and strangers.
- Ability 120 feet
- Favored Weapon dagger
Grasping Iovett A beautiful form of indescribable variety, Iovett is the Forsaken patron of accidents, parasites, and reckless lust.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon shortsword
Husk This androgynous creature is the Forsaken patron of emptiness, loneliness, and narcissism.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon shortsword
Lady Razor This stern magistrate forbids showing kindness or mercy to family members. Lady Razor is the Forsaken patron of family strife, suspicion, and vengeance.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon dagger
Reshmit of the Heavy Voice Taking the form of a massive shadow, Reshmit is the Forsaken patron of broken things, forgetting, and unexpected violence.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon morningstar
Thalaphyrr Martyr-Minder The Forsaken patron of failed heroics, imprisonment, and squandered time.
- Spell (4th, at will);
- Favored Weapon spear
Burning Cold Fusillade. The owb prophet makes three burning cold Strikes.
Clutching Cold. A creature hit by the prophet's burning cold Strike becomes in a cluster of binding ice crystals ().
Curse of Darkness. The owb inflicts a curse on one creature taking persistent cold damage from their burning cold Strike, stealing the victim's vibrancy. The creature must attempt a save.
On a failure, the creature gains and its coloration turns to washed out shades of gray, along with all equipment it carries, wields, or wears. These effects have an unlimited duration. Regardless of the result of its save, the creature is temporarily immune for 1 minute.
If the owb uses this ability on a caligni, the curse can't be removed short of a ritual or similar powerful magic.
Shadow's Swiftness. An owb prophet can Cast as a 3-action activity instead of 1 minute. If they do so, they target only themself.
Source, license, and attribution
Source: Pathfinder Monster Core 2 (remaster-core-2026-08-10)
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