Your body is enhanced incredibly far beyond that of a normal human, gain +2 to Strength, Dex, and Constitution. You also have a regenerative property giving you 5% of your current health back per your turn (example, if your current hp was at 50, 5% of 50 is 2.5 so you'd round it up to 3 giving you 3 hp.)

Tortured Ghouls have shorter life spans due to the permanent damage they've endured. They only live up to 35 years. 

You primarily hunt in the night, adapting to the darkness giving you dark vision up to 150 feet.

 Due to the constant torture you've endured, you are unable to feel pain. Any rolls that would leave you incapacitated, stunned, proned, or paralyzed will all have disadvantage against you, but you will take 1.5x damage from that move. ( example, a move you use against a ghoul has a proning property. You must roll with disadvantage but if you hit, it will deal 1.5x damage instead.  30 damage would instead deal 45. )

You are unable to heal from any source except blood from a human-like creature. Any blood from a wildlife creature, dragon, etc will only heal half of the total. Whenever consuming human blood, either directly or from a bloodbag, you will roll a 1d8 if they are dead, and a 1d12 if they were alive within the past hour. 

Ghouls resemble humans, and vary widely in height and build, from barely 5 feet to well over 6 feet tall. Regardless of your position in that range, your size is Medium.

Due to the enhanced strength you've gained as a ghoul, your walking speed is set to 40.

Due to the ghoul-like mutation, you gain access to a arsenal of RC cell ( a cell that flows like blood throughout your body, that can become as solid as steel and can be described as "liquid muscles." ) weapons through piercings in the skin. These weapons start out simple, but grow with level unlocking different forms. You are unable to use normal weapons and spells but can upgrade the weaponry with existing materials. 

You can speak, read, and write Common and one extra language of your choice.