Zaydos
2016-09-30, 11:39 PM
Harrowing Halloween Harvest of Horror
Welcome witches and ghouls, and frightening goblins and horrors one and all to the return of the Harrowing Halloween Harvest of Horror. I will be your MC of the bone garden, the ever skeletal, ever undead Zaydos, so please let me show you the way into a labyrinth of fear and fright.
Like last year, from now till All Hallow's Eve I will be collecting any submitted Horror themed homebrew here within the Harvest. Submit it here and it will be added to the little bone garden growing in this thread. So have no fear and bring it here. Whether dark mages, new undead, magical weather of horror, or whatever you desire. Bring me your darkness and dread and let us make a carnival of terror together.
Personally I will be creating and posting a variety of horror themed homebrew over the next few weeks, and kicking us off with some rather quick and easy variant zombies in Variations Upon a Theme - Zombies. I will attempt to post at least one piece of Halloween homebrew each day until Halloween has come and gone, though I lack a stockpile or even a plan for them this time, and I cordially invite you to bring your own to bare, so check back here every day because I might not double post to say oh yeah I updated. While I will be primarily dealing in those pieces of work which fit into Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, and maybe trying my first foray into homebrewing 5e, all systems are welcome. So let us join together to make it a season of terror and a Happy Halloween :xykon:
Now of course this is a sequel so it has to have some random changes from the original. Notably I will be creating a Variations Upon a Theme thread each week (till the 28th) focusing on a classic horror element (ok mostly undead) found in D&D and you are welcome to contribute there (contributions on these will not be posted separately here as... well it's another index all its own), and after each week I will pick my favorite contribution in that week's Variation, and if people want to I will let people vote for their favorite variation as well. So let me know your opinions on that.
CropFarmerDescription
Variations on a Theme Zombies (www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502261-Variations-on-a-Theme-Zombies)We will seeVarious zombie-based brew.
Corpse Binder (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502323-Corpse-Binder-(Binder-PrC-Halloween-Harvest-of-Horror)&p=21261054#post21261054)ZaydosBinder who reanimates the dead by sticking vestiges in them.
The Reaper's Tune (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?499566-Songs-of-the-Bards-Expanded-Bardic-Music-Options&p=21261072#post21261072)ZaydosBardic Music feat for reanimating the dead
Bone Knights (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502399-Bone-Knight-(undead-template-Halloween-Harvest)&p=21263747#post21263747)ZaydosIntelligent, often skeletal, undead.
More Horror Film Vestiges (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?453098-Horror-(Film)-Vestiges&p=21268812#post21268812)ZaydosGodzilla, Jason, Freddy, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon as vestiges.
Welcome witches and ghouls, and frightening goblins and horrors one and all to the return of the Harrowing Halloween Harvest of Horror. I will be your MC of the bone garden, the ever skeletal, ever undead Zaydos, so please let me show you the way into a labyrinth of fear and fright.
Like last year, from now till All Hallow's Eve I will be collecting any submitted Horror themed homebrew here within the Harvest. Submit it here and it will be added to the little bone garden growing in this thread. So have no fear and bring it here. Whether dark mages, new undead, magical weather of horror, or whatever you desire. Bring me your darkness and dread and let us make a carnival of terror together.
Personally I will be creating and posting a variety of horror themed homebrew over the next few weeks, and kicking us off with some rather quick and easy variant zombies in Variations Upon a Theme - Zombies. I will attempt to post at least one piece of Halloween homebrew each day until Halloween has come and gone, though I lack a stockpile or even a plan for them this time, and I cordially invite you to bring your own to bare, so check back here every day because I might not double post to say oh yeah I updated. While I will be primarily dealing in those pieces of work which fit into Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, and maybe trying my first foray into homebrewing 5e, all systems are welcome. So let us join together to make it a season of terror and a Happy Halloween :xykon:
Now of course this is a sequel so it has to have some random changes from the original. Notably I will be creating a Variations Upon a Theme thread each week (till the 28th) focusing on a classic horror element (ok mostly undead) found in D&D and you are welcome to contribute there (contributions on these will not be posted separately here as... well it's another index all its own), and after each week I will pick my favorite contribution in that week's Variation, and if people want to I will let people vote for their favorite variation as well. So let me know your opinions on that.
CropFarmerDescription
Variations on a Theme Zombies (www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502261-Variations-on-a-Theme-Zombies)We will seeVarious zombie-based brew.
Corpse Binder (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502323-Corpse-Binder-(Binder-PrC-Halloween-Harvest-of-Horror)&p=21261054#post21261054)ZaydosBinder who reanimates the dead by sticking vestiges in them.
The Reaper's Tune (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?499566-Songs-of-the-Bards-Expanded-Bardic-Music-Options&p=21261072#post21261072)ZaydosBardic Music feat for reanimating the dead
Bone Knights (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?502399-Bone-Knight-(undead-template-Halloween-Harvest)&p=21263747#post21263747)ZaydosIntelligent, often skeletal, undead.
More Horror Film Vestiges (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?453098-Horror-(Film)-Vestiges&p=21268812#post21268812)ZaydosGodzilla, Jason, Freddy, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon as vestiges.