Hag coven

Despite how well-rounded hags are, they’re typically just dumped at the bottom of a cave between players and treasure- or worse, put on the backbu...

Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) Fifth Edition (5e) Monsters. A comprehensive list of all official monsters for Fifth Edition.

Night Hags. The epitome of 'wicked witch'. They invade dreams and cause horrific nightmares, harvesting the soul of the victim. The simple presence of a Hag in the area would cause all sorts of strife and despair to a nearby village. A coven with a Night Hag was incredibly deadly

Cover* of Swedish tabletop rpg magazine Fenix, on the theme of hags in roleplaying games. *(also used as interior illustration)

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Fey Compendium II: Hags - Kids like hags, right? Well good, cause this supplement focuses exclusively on hags and how they work. Every shape of wi

Sea hags were the most repulsive and wretched of hags and were prideful in their gruesome appearance.[7] The wicked fey lived near or within large bodies of water and the unfortunate souls that set eyes on them were often feasted on shortly after.[3][8] Hags were universally hideous beings, but even by the unbelievably low standards applied to their race, sea hags were abysmally grotesque. Despite their penchant for devouring their victims they had an emaciated appearance,[1][3] although…

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