At a Glance
A battlebat is a modified bonebat.
Source
- Ruins of Undermountain [1060] adventure booklet, page 22
A battlebat is a modified bonebat.
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An undead.
Bonebats are skeletal undead bats.
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An undead and a beholderkin.
Death tyrants are undead beholders.
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An undead— specifically a lich.
Archlich, baelnorn, banelich, demilich, dracolich, and dry lich are related.
An illithid lich, also called an alhoon.
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| banedead | A pack of banedead [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| baneguard | A squad of baneguards [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| banshee | A keen or keening of banshees [Xaeyruudh] |
| bodak | A gang of bodaks [Monster Manual] |
| bonebat | A flock of bonebats [Monsters of Faerûn] |
| ghast | A gang or pack of ghasts [Monster Manual] |
| ghost | A gang or mob of ghosts [Monster Manual] |
| ghoul | A gang or pack of ghouls [Monster Manual] |
| mohrg | A gang of mohrg [Monster Manual] |
| mummy | A warden squad or guardian detail of mummies [Monster Manual] |
| nighthaunt | A fleet of nighthaunts [Candlekeep] |
| nightwalker | A gang of nightwalkers [Monster Manual] |
| nightwing | A flock of nightwings [Monster Manual] |
| shadow | A gang or swarm of shadows [Monster Manual] |
| skeleton | A clatter of skeletons [Xaeyruudh] |
| spectre | A gang or swarm of spectres [Monster Manual] |
| vampire spawn | A pack of vampire spawns [Monster Manual] |
| wight | A gang or pack of wights [Monster Manual] |
| wraith | A gang or pack of wraiths [Monster Manual] |
| zombie | A shuffle of zombies [Xaeyruudh] |
Gaunts, also called deadmounts, are undead horses, animated by priests of Bane. Before the Time of Troubles, they served mainly as mounts for night riders; now they’re available only to liches and other undead spellcasters with the knowledge of how to animate or summon them.
Waterdeep [FRE3/9249] page 48.
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Night Riders were, prior to the Time of Troubles, undead, usually human, animated by the priests of Myrkul. It’s doubtful that they can still be created, following the rise of Kelemvor.
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Duke-Denizens were, prior to the Time of Troubles, extraplanar undead in the service of Myrkul. It’s doubtful that they still exist, following the rise of Kelemvor.
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Knight-Denizens were, prior to the Time of Troubles, extraplanar undead in the service of Myrkul. It’s doubtful that they still exist, following the rise of Kelemvor.
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An undead.
Curst are the same height as living creatures but roughly 60% of their living weight, due to dehydration and blood loss. Human curst average 5 ft 9 in tall and 100 lbs (male) or 5 ft 4 in tall and 70 lbs (female). They appear emaciated, but this has no effect on their strength.
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