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	~~{{Canon}}~~		#REDIRECT [[Category:Penanggalan]]

	~~{{Homebrew}}~~
	~~==Descriptive Text==~~

	~~{{Potential-canon}}~~

	~~==[[John W. Mangrum \| John W. Mangrum's]] Pennaggolan Lore<ref name=lore>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3754&start=105 Mangrum's Monster Lore]</ref>==~~

	~~Oriental Adventures~~

	Characters with ranks in [[Knowledge (religion)]] can learn more about a creature’s pennaggolan nature. Characters need to make a separate Knowledge check to learn about the base creature. When a character makes a successful skill check, the following lore is revealed, including the information from lower DCs.

	~~DC Result~~

	17 This grotesque floating head trailing a mass of bloody internal organs is a pennaggolan, a [[vampire\|vampiric undead]] creature that feeds on the [[blood]] of the living. This result reveals all [[undead]] traits. Pennaggolans speak the [[languages]] they knew in [[life]].

	22 Pennaggolans attack by wrapping their glistening entrails around a victim’s throat. The pennaggolan drains blood with its bite as it strangles its victim. Victims who die from a pennaggolan’s blood drain and are allowed to remain unburied for three days rise as new pennaggolans themselves.

	27 A pennaggolan can [[dominate]] the weak-minded simply by looking into their eyes. Pennaggolans are tough and quickly recover from most wounds, but magic weapons can pierce their supernatural defenses. A pennaggolan can [[imposter\|pose]] as the mortal it was in life by stuffing its entrails back into its [[body]]. While so disguised, a pennaggolan cannot be turned and its malignant spirit is hidden from magical [[scrying]].

	32 A pennaggolan is resistant to [[cold]], [[electricity]], and [[turning]]. Pennaggolans typically pose as [[mortal\|mortals]] by day, but when the [[sunset\|sun sets]], their heads and entrails tear free to feed upon the living. The creature’s entrails bloat once exposed to the open air, so a pennaggolan must soak its entrails in [[vinegar]] to fit them back into its body. While a bodiless pennaggolan roams free, its hollow, unattended body lies helpless. Unlike other vampires, a pennaggolan is mystically bound to its body rather than to a [[grave]]. If a pennaggolan’s body is destroyed while its head roams, the pennaggolan wastes away and is permanently destroyed within a few days.

	~~37 Many different strains of [[vampirism]] exist — this is simply one of the most hideous.~~

	~~==References==~~
	~~<references />~~

	~~[[Category:Vampire]][[Category:undead]][[Category:Dominator]]~~[[Category:~~imposter~~]]

Cure at 21:46, 12 February 2011

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	~~(Explicitly classifying pennaggolans as an exotic variety of vampire is technically a Ravenloft-specific thing, but I doubt anyone will see it as a stretch.)~~

	Characters with ranks in [[Knowledge (religion)]] can learn more about a creature’s pennaggolan nature. Characters need to make a separate Knowledge check to learn about the base creature. When a character makes a successful skill check, the following lore is revealed, including the information from lower DCs.		Characters with ranks in [[Knowledge (religion)]] can learn more about a creature’s pennaggolan nature. Characters need to make a separate Knowledge check to learn about the base creature. When a character makes a successful skill check, the following lore is revealed, including the information from lower DCs.

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	17 This grotesque floating head trailing a mass of bloody internal organs is a pennaggolan, a [[vampire\|vampiric undead]] creature that feeds on the [[blood]] of the living. This result reveals all [[undead]] traits. Pennaggolans speak the [[languages]] they knew in [[life]].		17 This grotesque floating head trailing a mass of bloody internal organs is a pennaggolan, a [[vampire\|vampiric undead]] creature that feeds on the [[blood]] of the living. This result reveals all [[undead]] traits. Pennaggolans speak the [[languages]] they knew in [[life]].

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{{Canon}}

{{Homebrew}}
==Descriptive Text==

{{Potential-canon}}

==[[John W. Mangrum | John W. Mangrum's]] Pennaggolan Lore<ref name=lore>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3754&start=105 Mangrum's Monster Lore]</ref>==

Oriental Adventures
(Explicitly classifying pennaggolans as an exotic variety of vampire is technically a Ravenloft-specific thing, but I doubt anyone will see it as a stretch.)

Characters with ranks in [[Knowledge (religion)]] can learn more about a creature’s pennaggolan nature. Characters need to make a separate Knowledge check to learn about the base creature. When a character makes a successful skill check, the following lore is revealed, including the information from lower DCs.

DC Result
17 This grotesque floating head trailing a mass of bloody internal organs is a pennaggolan, a [[vampire|vampiric undead]] creature that feeds on the [[blood]] of the living. This result reveals all [[undead]] traits. Pennaggolans speak the [[languages]] they knew in [[life]].

22 Pennaggolans attack by wrapping their glistening entrails around a victim’s throat. The pennaggolan drains blood with its bite as it strangles its victim. Victims who die from a pennaggolan’s blood drain and are allowed to remain unburied for three days rise as new pennaggolans themselves.

27 A pennaggolan can [[dominate]] the weak-minded simply by looking into their eyes. Pennaggolans are tough and quickly recover from most wounds, but magic weapons can pierce their supernatural defenses. A pennaggolan can [[imposter|pose]] as the mortal it was in life by stuffing its entrails back into its [[body]]. While so disguised, a pennaggolan cannot be turned and its malignant spirit is hidden from magical [[scrying]].

32 A pennaggolan is resistant to [[cold]], [[electricity]], and [[turning]]. Pennaggolans typically pose as [[mortal|mortals]] by day, but when the [[sunset|sun sets]], their heads and entrails tear free to feed upon the living. The creature’s entrails bloat once exposed to the open air, so a pennaggolan must soak its entrails in [[vinegar]] to fit them back into its body. While a bodiless pennaggolan roams free, its hollow, unattended body lies helpless. Unlike other vampires, a pennaggolan is mystically bound to its body rather than to a [[grave]]. If a pennaggolan’s body is destroyed while its head roams, the pennaggolan wastes away and is permanently destroyed within a few days.

37 Many different strains of [[vampirism]] exist — this is simply one of the most hideous.

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Vampire]][[Category:undead]][[Category:Enthraller]]