Armor Class
18
natural
Hit Points
200
(4d10 + 5)
Speed
30 ft., burrow 50 ft.
STR
15
(+2)
DEX
16
(+3)
CON
17
(+3)
INT
9
(-1)
WIS
18
(+4)
CHA
14
(+2)
Skills
Intimidation +5, Survival +2
Senses
Blindsight 30, Darkvision 30, Passive Perception 12
Languages
Common
Challenge
8 (3,900 XP)
Proficiency Bonus
+3
Traits
Undead calling Possessed Warrior course When entering a residence of a battlefield or stumbling upon a dungeon or an old graveside of a mass Battle Death or a giant event that happened there is a slight chance an evil spirit May reanimate the corpse turning it into a Vessel for the scene or evil spirit that has taken over the corpse as the courts will Sprout spines and needle-like appendages all over its body it's forming it from head to toe
Actions
Unarmed Attack + 6 to hit reach 5ft (1d12+4) Bludgeoning damage and an additional (4d4) piercing damage.
greatsword Attack: + 4 to hit, reach 20ft (2d6+5) slashing an additional (1d10) necrotic damage
needle Attack: +9 to hit, range 200/50 ft., 5 targets. 3d12 piercing damage.
Bonus Actions
Regeneration (1d6) Warrior can regenerate health as a bonus action and when it does regenerate Health it cannot do it until two rounds have passed
Undead rally cry As a bonus action, the undead Warrior may be able to call upon other Spirits or fiends to take over other dead corpses are skeletons around the area to bolster its numbers gouls or other Undead Warriors or skeletons
Reactions
Living Nightmare as a Reaction to being attacked can sand the Right back as damage Psychic damage and must a wis save DC 17 and Become frightened
Description
Undead warriors will Sprout needles from head to toe And normally the Warrior's facial structure is normally covered in Needles or severely deformed as usually the skull of the once Warrior poking out through the needles Add Warriors being underground and being buried for a long. Over time a black-like liquid form around the dead Warriors' skeleton and slowly reform a brand new body where their body limbs are extended out and stretched out of proportion
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