Moon Hag
Level 10Attacks
Abilities
A moon hag adds Interplanar Teleport, Scrying, and Spirit Blast to their coven's spells.
A moon hag in an area illuminated by moonlight gains a +2 status bonus to AC and initiative rolls. In the light of a full moon, they're Quickened, and can use the extra action only to Stride or Strike. If the moon hag has a fly Speed, they can use the extra action to Fly as well.
The moon hag can take on the appearance of any Medium humanoid woman. This doesn't change their Speed or their attack and damage bonuses with their Strikes, but it might change the damage type their Strikes deal (typically to bludgeoning).
Frequency once per round
Effect The moon hag howls a series of dreadful, apocalyptic predictions at a single creature within 30 feet, shattering its perceptions of reality. The target must attempt a DC 29 will save and takes a –2 circumstance penalty to the save if it can see the moon. On a failure, the creature becomes Stupefied 2 (Stupefied 3 on a critical failure) until the curse is removed. Regardless of the outcome, the creature is then temporarily immune for 24 hours.
Claw
Frequency once per round
Effect The moon hag teleports themself and any items they're wearing and holding to another space within 30 feet, or 60 feet if they're in moonlight. They then gain a 25-foot fly Speed until the end of their next turn. If the moon hag is in the air when the effect ends, they float to the ground, taking no falling damage.
Moon hags are powerful soothsayers who use their foresight to sow chaos and misery. Unlike most hags, moon hags typically target the fearful and ambitious, but this is mainly due to such people being easier to manipulate—the fallout from a moon hag's manipulations can destroy families, trigger wars, and ruin nations. A moon hag's true form has chalk white skin, blackened lips, and glowing eyes.
Hags are bizarre predators with uncertain origins, best known for targeting children and the young. To a one, they appear female, and they typically disguise themselves as mortal women in their day-to-day lives. Their powerful magic and manipulative tactics allow them to lure in the naive and vulnerable, exploiting their victims for their own sadistic purposes before kidnapping or devouring them. The typical hag is defined by a vain and controlling nature. Less malevolent hags may exist, but if so, they keep themselves well hidden to avoid the attentions of adventurers and their own abusive kin.