Such topics covered are meditation, remote viewing, telepathy, aura reading, divination and clairvoyance, Voidwalking, psychometabolic augmentation, the use of intention as a weapon, mantras, mudras, kuji-in-like energy channeling, servants of the astral plane, traveling beyond the mortal plane, transcending the flesh, a built-in void journal, and more. As a Cabal Grimoire, it is broken down by book to guide the Disciple from beginning to end as would be taught in the Maergzjiran Cabal's Tower of the Void.

I plan on using this reference for the Nightshade Queen's presented form, while this one is for her true form corrupted by the Hells and the Shadowfell. The vampires listed in the random encounter table could be Granny Nightshade's current consorts, or they could be agents of those consorts or even vampires seeking to take the place of the current suitors. Perhaps Ineca Sufocan of Xolec are one of these suitors or are related in some way to them. Sanctioned and approved Cabal literature fromMaster of Atrophy, Var Von Brennos. In this expanded and revised grimoire, one learns how to take command of a necropolis, form an army of spirits, invoke powers of undeath, and claim one's place as the Gravelord; the undisputed master of that death field. Var Von Brennos, has also authored the widely popular vampiric grimoire,"Liber Hirudo: The Book of the Leech". How many "sections" the Dreadwood has is up to you and determines how many green hag baronesses rule under Granny Nightshade. I'd think that five may be the absolute lowest, and having twenty-three to equal the elite oni guard would also make sense with the oni acting as informants and personal guards for each baroness, reporting on their activities and loyalty to Granny Nightshade. Perhaps some or all of the baronesses joint-rule three sections in a coven, with their coven specialty affecting the landscape of their section. Volo's Guide to Monsters lists Death, Prophecy, and Nature, but you can pretty easily make more and change the coven spells to fit the theme, perhaps borrowing themes from Cleric Domains. The baronesses may also be Granny Nightshade's daughters. Liches drop 0-2 bones and 0-2 Dread Shards, and have a 10% chance of dropping a Gravemaster's Key. They can also drop their staff which can shoot icy orbs.Written by the Master of the Tower of Atrophy, Charnel Whispers enlightens the soul in various means. Of these, the most potent and crucial is that of using "whispers". The Cabal's utilization of whispers almost fully removes the need for ritual components in all manner of rites. Using the most carnal and spiritually powerful parts of the Disciple's soul, all arts of necromancy are manifested before you. If you’re planning to watch Deadwood, there’s some bad news: this brilliant show ended rather abruptly in its third season. The good news? In 2019, 13 years after the show ended, Deadwood: The Movie was released, and it offered a spectacular conclusion to the series. The Dread Queen's minions drop 0-2 Dread Shards upon death, along with some other minor drops (usually bones), depending on the type of minion they are: If you are looking for a direct and to-the-point grimoire focused on genuinely harnessing power without regard or remorse for others, then this is definitely for you. The Weirding Woods region in Plants vs. Zombies Battle for Neighborville is filled with all sorts of secrets and collectibles. Just like in the Town Center on the plant side, players can collect three diamond gnomes in Weirding Woods after completing specific challenges. This guide will explain how to collect all three diamond gnomes for players who are hoping to complete every challenge in this region. Diamond Gnome #1 – Gnomograph Puzzle

Yes! I promise I'll release it as soon as it's ready. I understand anything artistic is never complete but I'll know when to put my 'brush' down. Not too much longer now.The adult green dragon and death knight are very interesting entries for the Dreadwood random encounter table. A green dragon could have an uneasy alliance with a party to fight Granny Nightshade, seeking rule of the Dreadwood and Castle Spiral for itself. Or it could be an ally of Nightshade's, or perhaps even Granny Nightshade can shapechange or polymorph into a green dragon. Also, is this death knight some sort of oath breaker who joined up with Granny Nightshade? A former lover perhaps? A hero and monster hunter cursed by Nightshade to be what he once destroyed? Could a party seek out this death knight's aid in the fight against Nightshade, or is it too far gone to be of aid to either faction, pursuing its own goals or protecting some item or location that could be used against the night hag (which would also be a great use of the green dragon). Perhaps an enterprising party can ally with both...meaning they can storm Castle Spiral with a death knight riding a green dragon! That visual alone is worth the potential betrayal, right? With these two particular entries I feel there's a ton of ways they could be used as allies, enemies, or both, but there's others as well! Her foremost minions are undead and skulks conjured from the reflections of soldiers and other creatures that defy her will, though many other creatures have come under her employ...willingly or not. Her prized possession is a Mirror of Life Trapping that holds some of her most impressive enemies from archfey to powerful fiends as well as the archmage Zenopus who tried to swindle power from her. The Dreadwood is the realm of the Nightshade Queen and she is a living nightmare for those that seek to lay claim to where she seeks to expand. Potato Mine · Garlic Drone · Tallnut Battlement · Potato Nugget Mine · Artichoke Drone · Iron Maiden

While I'll save more suggestions for the Dreadwood post I'll end up doing, don't forget to have the Dreadwood as an extension of Granny Nightshade and her powers. In addition to the nightmares when sleeping in the forest, trees and other plantlife and animal life should show corruption from both the Shadowfell and Nightshade's influence. Beings of the Shadowfell like Sorrowsworn stalk the woods while fey and elves fighting against her show up to aid parties, or the party comes across ruined outposts and elven corpses. Thanks for reading, hope it helps, and let me know how you used Granny Nightshade in your game or ask any questions you may have! It can be assumed that the Dreadwood wasn't always "the Dreadwood" before Granny Nightshade set up shop there. It could have always had a Shadowfell influence from the portals there, but perhaps the good elves and fey of the area kept it under control. Wander Root is also the ambassador for the good-aligned fey of the Dreadwood, so we know they do exist to some extent still. Ruined buildings, villages, and structures are likely remnants of these elven and fey settlements that you can have parties come across in their Dreadwood travels. Corrupted fey can be added as well, as well as humanoids that fell under her control or willingly joined, believing it to be a fruitless endeavor to resist her. Perhaps bandit gangs joined her because of this. The Nightshade Queen's true age is known only to her, but she is truly ancient, perhaps existing in the Feywild before eladrin became elves. Beginning life as a green hag, she was known to be more personable than her sisters as well as wise, leading her to being accepted in various fey courts as an advisor. Among the more traditionally beautiful fey she learned to appreciate beauty, or their interpretation of it, and chose to use her abilities to present herself as one of them rather than her true hideous hag form. While tolerating this more than her natural appearance, many of the fey courtiers and archfey teased her and played cruel jokes and pranks to unmask her, and the hag found that her position as advisor had been changed into a court jester. Hey guys, this is looking awesome, i'd love to add your buildings to Bedford Falls, if this is ok by you guys either drop me a PM or post the links to the TBX files and ill get them added before I finish Bedford Falls Final version.Nightshade's power is so great that the entire Dreadwood acts as an extension of her power. Creatures that sleep anywhere in the Dreadwood carries the risk of drawing her attention, meaning that the sleeper may experience horrible dreams that leave them marked by her. Such marked beings are easier for denizens of the Dreadwood to seek out and strike while also knowing the person's name and personal details, all while coaxing them to journey deeper into the forest to serve their mistress.