Voadam
Legend
Blood of the Night
Pathfinder 1e
Undead, Undead Creature: ?
Living Dead: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Blood of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Life Energy of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Willpower of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Baddy: ?
Lesser Undead: ?
Undead Servant: ?
Undead Thrall: ?
Undead Forebear: ?
Greater Undead: ?
Carnivorous Undead: ?
Life-Draining Undead: ?
Incorporeal Undead: ?
Larger Undead: ?
Smaller Undead: ?
Barely Sentient Undead: ?
Undead Foe: ?
Undead General: ?
Undead Noble: ?
Undead Spy: ?
Overly Ambitious Undead Warlord: ?
Ghost: ?
Ghoul: ?
Hungry Ghoul: ?
Ghoul, Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Lich: ?
Whispering Tyrant: ?
Mummy: ?
Vampire, True Vampire, Vampirekind: Though they all share a common fate in undeath, the different types of vampires arise in distinctly different ways.
Vampire, Vicious Undead, Undead Fiend, Extremely Powerful Creature: ?
Vampire, Undead Parent, Undead Ancestor, Undead Progenitor, Undead Antecedent, Immortal Parent,Vampiric Forebear: ?
Vampire, Undead Father: ?
Vampire, Blood-Sucking Villain: ?
Vampire Jiang-Shi, Hopping Vampire: Jiang-shis are created from restless spirits who failed to leave their bodies upon death.
Last of the true vampires, the jiang-shis evolved from strigoi who fell into deep hibernation for countless centuries, only to be awakened by their overwhelming desires, starved and half mad. Forgetting their pride, they swiftly took to sucking the life force from the very breath of their prey.
Jiang-shis are created when a creature goes to its grave with a grudge or unfulfilled wish and is buried without the correct ritual to put its soul at rest. Transformation into a jiang-shi is more likely if the individual encountered a jiang-shi in life.
A jiang-shi is brought to being by an obsession unfulfilled and distilled in the putrefaction of its corpse. In a cruel twist, the years that it took for the creature to reanimate may have destroyed the object of the vampire’s obsession, and the jiang-shi returns to a world that has long since moved on. Denied fulfillment, the vampire perceives deep connections to the past in signs and symbols unrecognizable to others.
Elsewhere they are rare, but Rahadoumi jiang-shis are not unheard of, thanks in part to their faithless burials, and ambitious pretenders who escape Galt’s final blades but not the weapons of the Gray Gardeners occasionally return decades later as jiang-shis to pursue a revolutionary plot cut short. Jiang-shis who are not buried following traditional Tian practices do not rise with scrolls fixed to their brows, but must craft their own. Depending on their land of origin, non-Tian jiang-shis may use other markers to protect themselves from spells and effects, such as placing stylized copper coins over their eyes or donning intricate headdresses.
Vampire Jiang-Shi, Vengeful Seeker of Signs, Living Corpse: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Otherworldly Signseeker Lost in Time: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Superstitious Wanderer: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Undead Spiritualist: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Whimsical Immortal: ?
Vampire Jiang-Shi Spawn: The victims of jiang-shis often end up rising as vampires themselves.
Last of the true vampires, the jiang-shis evolved from strigoi who fell into deep hibernation for countless centuries, only to be awakened by their overwhelming desires, starved and half mad. Forgetting their pride, they swiftly took to sucking the life force from the very breath of their prey.
Rahadoumi Jiang-Shi: ?
Non-Tian Jiang-Shi: ?
Grandmaster Guo Quianru, Jiang-Shi Monk, Ancient Sensei: ?
Vampire Moroi, Haughty Brutal Moroi: A moroi is created as the spawn of another. These spawn are released from service when their creator either is slain or deems them more useful as free subjects. Eventually, the spawn gain all the powers of their moroi master.
In time, some [nosferatu] spurned the animalistic ways of their brethren and embraced the cult of youth that pervaded their mortal prey. These became the moroi, the most common among vampirekind.
Vampire Moroi, Seductive Lord of Blood, Sensuous Manipulator, Cunning Vampire, Killer, Creature Driven By a Deep Desire for Living Blood and Wracked With the Insecurity and Paranoia of the Powerful But Despised, Earthly Being: ?
Vampire Moroi Spawn: The moroi are the most common among vampirekind. Their deadly kiss can bestow unlife to their victims, who become their unwitting thralls upon reanimation.
A moroi is created as the spawn of another.
One of the unique tools of the moroi is the ability to create spawn.
Vampire Moroi Spawn, Unwitting Thrall, Enthralled Servant of a Moroi, Willing Servant, Hungry Minion, Mere Slave: ?
Moroi Master: ?
Savage Lizardfolk Moroi: ?
Long Exiled Ever-Living Bretheren Snowcaster Elf Moroi: ?
Most Infamous Moroi: ?
Civilized Moroi: ?
More Barbaric Moroi: ?
Lonely Moroi: ?
Moroi, Informed Foe: ?
Smart Moroi: ?
Moroi, Infuriating Foe: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Merciless Exploiter of the Innocent, Herald of Destruction and Depravation, Adept Leader: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Evil Crusader: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Malign Tempter: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Sadistic Antihero: ?
Noble Moroi: ?
Polite Moroi: ?
Adventuring Moroi: ?
Adventuring Moroi, Freed Spawn: ?
Adventuring Moroi, Creature Too Ancient to Bother With the Joys of Evil: ?
Moroi, Vampiric Forebear, Undead Progenitor: ?
Hungry Moroi: ?
Most Powerful Moroi: ?
Jentani Valvasor, Countess Valvasor, Powerful Vampire Moroi: ?
Ragged Maw, Lizardfolk Moroi, Nocturnal Hunter: ?
Vampire Nosferatu, Bestial Unviersally Shunned Nosferatu: Nosferatu are typically the result of either terrible necromantic rituals or magical experiments.
Having lost their ability to reproduce millennia ago, the race of nosferatu creeps slowly toward extinction. It is only through the use of hidden and dangerous necromantic rituals that the living now transform into these dread vampires.
Vampire Nosferatu, Eternally Cursed Ancient, Monstrosity Blessed With Eternal Life But Not Eternal Youth, Dread Vampire, Vampiric Descendant of the Strigoi, Withered Forefather, Most Wretched of Vampires, Most Bestial of Vampires, Cursed Soul, Master of Any Environment, Savage Ancient Vampire, Moldering Cadaver, Earthly Being, Wretched Creature, Bogeyman: ?
Vampire Nosferatu, Undead Parent, Forebear: ?
Cautious Nosferatu: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Undead Master of Many Forms: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Arcane Imposter: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Master Transmuter: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Shameful Deceiver: ?
Traitorous Nosferatu: ?
Ramoska Arkminos, Nosferatu: ?
Angry Nosferatu: ?
Vampire Vetala: A vetala rises from an evil child who received an improper burial upon death, and whose spirit wrenched free of its original form to adopt the corpse of another as its host.
A few strigoi too proud to feed on the filthy fluids of lesser beings starved almost to extinction, but from among these evolved the vetalas, vampires able to consume the pure humanity from their victims’ minds.
A vetala is born from the warped spirit of an evil child who received an improper burial in unholy land. Vetalas often lead other beings in powerful evil rituals that are meant to transform slain spirits into new vetalas.
When it grows tired of its corpse-toys, a vetala sometimes kidnaps a child, modifies family members’ memories so they only half-remember the lost youth, and drags its new companion back to its lair, where the child quickly starves. Dying in the company of a vetala taints the child’s soul, and its lack of burial makes it rise as a vetala itself.
Elsewhere on Golarion, states torn by war and disease or populated by savage races bury more children than others (and often must bury them hurriedly); Nirmathas, the Sodden Lands, and even Irrisen have thus seen their fair share of vetalas rise from the dead.
Vampire Vetala, Intellect-Siphoning Undead Mastermind, Vampire Able to Consume the Pure Humanity From Their Victim's Mind, Insidious Creature of Great Knowledge Great Mystery and Great Desire, Child Spirit, Abomination, Cursed Being, Extremely Challenging Foe, Warped But Natural Link in the Ongoing Process of Renewal, Spirit Creature Possessing a Body, Mysterious Body-Stealing Vampire: ?
Vampirie Vetala, Forebear, Vampiric Parent, Progenitor, Vampire Parent, Ancestor, Eternally Childish Parent, Undead Forebear: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Predatory Martial Memory Stealer: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Calm Hunter: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Hungry Scrapper: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Meditative Sweeper: ?
Vetala, Sage: ?
Vetala, Advisor: ?
Kemnebi, Vetala, Chancellor, Blood Lord: ?
Vampiric Foe: ?
Vampire Character, Monstrous Character, Vampire PC: ?
Good Vampire Character: ?
Vampire Enemy: ?
Vampiric Villain: ?
Vampire Strigoi, Ancient Creature: ?
Lonely Vampire: ?
Rare Vampire: ?
Vampire Spellcaster: ?
Vampire Very Ancient: ?
Vampire Master: ?
Shapeshifting Vampire: ?
Neutral Vampire: ?
Neutral Vampire, Freed Spawn: ?
Good Vampire, Impossibly Rare Good Vampire: ?
Adventuring Vampire: ?
Established Vampire: ?
Vampire With the Incredible Ability to Transform Into Certain Animals: ?
Basest Monster: ?
Sharpest Creature: ?
Most Arrogant Vampire: ?
Bestial Creature of Instinct: ?
Creature With a Blood Drain Ability, Creature With the Blood Drain Ability: ?
Creature With a Level Drain Ability: ?
Creature With a Ability Drain Ability: ?
Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Typical Vampire: ?
Upstart Vampire: ?
Hungry New Spawn: ?
Ancient Master: ?
Ancient Vampire: ?
Malyas, Vampire Lord: ?
Zura, The Vampire Queen, Demon Lord: ?
Blood Emperor Ruithvein, Vampire: ?
Urgathoa, The Pallid Princess: ?
Olix, Vampire Priest: ?
Cruel Vampire: ?
Slavering Vampire: ?
Vampiric Companion: Vampiric Companion feat.
Vampiric Companion, Twisted Companion: ?
Bloodsucker: ?
Penanggalen, Lesser Vampire-Kin: ?
Wight: ?
Zombie, Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Vampiric Companion
Just as your undead existence mocks nature, so too are you granted a twisted companion that reflects the vile nature of vampirism.
Prerequisites: Dhampir or vampire, nongood alignment, 10 levels in a class that grants a familiar or animal companion.
Benefit: Your animal companion or familiar’s type changes to “undead.” The creature gains your vampire or dhampir weaknesses and fast healing 5. If you are a vampire, the creature also gains the following abilities, depending on what type of vampire you are.
Jiang-Shi: If the creature is adjacent to you or you are sharing a square, it gains the benefit of your prayer scroll ability. The creature crumbles into dust if destroyed ( just like a jiang-shi), but is not permanently destroyed unless measures are taken that would destroy a jiang-shi.
Moroi: If the creature is adjacent to or in your square when you assume gaseous form, it transforms with you and follows you; its transformation ends when yours does. If reduced to 0 hit points, it is forced into gaseous form and must return to your coffin to reform (or the foot of your coffin if it cannot fit within it).
Nosferatu: If the creature is adjacent to or in your square when you assume swarm form, it transforms with you and follows you; its transformation ends when yours does. The creature can climb as if using spider climb, even if its anatomy is not suitable for climbing (such as a horse).
Vetala: The creature may use malevolence and possession as if it were a vetala, but by touch and only affecting creatures or corpses that are the same type of creature as the animal companion or familiar (such as bear, horse, or snake). If reduced to 0 hit points in combat, the creature is helpless and its fast healing ceases to function for 1 hour (additional damage or desecration has no effect); after 1 hour it regains 1 hit point and is no longer helpless, and its fast healing resumes. It can be permanently destroyed as if it were a vetala.
Special: If your animal companion or familiar is destroyed, dismissed, or lost, you may apply the effects of this feat to the replacement creature. If you are destroyed, the creature retains its undead type but loses all other special abilities from this feat. If you have more than one animal companion or familiar, choose one of them when you select this feat and apply its effects to that creature.
You may select this feat more than once. Each time you select the feat, it applies to a different animal companion or familiar.
Pathfinder 1e
Undead, Undead Creature: ?
Living Dead: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Blood of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Life Energy of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Who Feed on the Willpower of Their Enemies: ?
Undead Baddy: ?
Lesser Undead: ?
Undead Servant: ?
Undead Thrall: ?
Undead Forebear: ?
Greater Undead: ?
Carnivorous Undead: ?
Life-Draining Undead: ?
Incorporeal Undead: ?
Larger Undead: ?
Smaller Undead: ?
Barely Sentient Undead: ?
Undead Foe: ?
Undead General: ?
Undead Noble: ?
Undead Spy: ?
Overly Ambitious Undead Warlord: ?
Ghost: ?
Ghoul: ?
Hungry Ghoul: ?
Ghoul, Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Lich: ?
Whispering Tyrant: ?
Mummy: ?
Vampire, True Vampire, Vampirekind: Though they all share a common fate in undeath, the different types of vampires arise in distinctly different ways.
Vampire, Vicious Undead, Undead Fiend, Extremely Powerful Creature: ?
Vampire, Undead Parent, Undead Ancestor, Undead Progenitor, Undead Antecedent, Immortal Parent,Vampiric Forebear: ?
Vampire, Undead Father: ?
Vampire, Blood-Sucking Villain: ?
Vampire Jiang-Shi, Hopping Vampire: Jiang-shis are created from restless spirits who failed to leave their bodies upon death.
Last of the true vampires, the jiang-shis evolved from strigoi who fell into deep hibernation for countless centuries, only to be awakened by their overwhelming desires, starved and half mad. Forgetting their pride, they swiftly took to sucking the life force from the very breath of their prey.
Jiang-shis are created when a creature goes to its grave with a grudge or unfulfilled wish and is buried without the correct ritual to put its soul at rest. Transformation into a jiang-shi is more likely if the individual encountered a jiang-shi in life.
A jiang-shi is brought to being by an obsession unfulfilled and distilled in the putrefaction of its corpse. In a cruel twist, the years that it took for the creature to reanimate may have destroyed the object of the vampire’s obsession, and the jiang-shi returns to a world that has long since moved on. Denied fulfillment, the vampire perceives deep connections to the past in signs and symbols unrecognizable to others.
Elsewhere they are rare, but Rahadoumi jiang-shis are not unheard of, thanks in part to their faithless burials, and ambitious pretenders who escape Galt’s final blades but not the weapons of the Gray Gardeners occasionally return decades later as jiang-shis to pursue a revolutionary plot cut short. Jiang-shis who are not buried following traditional Tian practices do not rise with scrolls fixed to their brows, but must craft their own. Depending on their land of origin, non-Tian jiang-shis may use other markers to protect themselves from spells and effects, such as placing stylized copper coins over their eyes or donning intricate headdresses.
Vampire Jiang-Shi, Vengeful Seeker of Signs, Living Corpse: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Otherworldly Signseeker Lost in Time: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Superstitious Wanderer: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Undead Spiritualist: ?
Jiang-Shi Symbolist, Whimsical Immortal: ?
Vampire Jiang-Shi Spawn: The victims of jiang-shis often end up rising as vampires themselves.
Last of the true vampires, the jiang-shis evolved from strigoi who fell into deep hibernation for countless centuries, only to be awakened by their overwhelming desires, starved and half mad. Forgetting their pride, they swiftly took to sucking the life force from the very breath of their prey.
Rahadoumi Jiang-Shi: ?
Non-Tian Jiang-Shi: ?
Grandmaster Guo Quianru, Jiang-Shi Monk, Ancient Sensei: ?
Vampire Moroi, Haughty Brutal Moroi: A moroi is created as the spawn of another. These spawn are released from service when their creator either is slain or deems them more useful as free subjects. Eventually, the spawn gain all the powers of their moroi master.
In time, some [nosferatu] spurned the animalistic ways of their brethren and embraced the cult of youth that pervaded their mortal prey. These became the moroi, the most common among vampirekind.
Vampire Moroi, Seductive Lord of Blood, Sensuous Manipulator, Cunning Vampire, Killer, Creature Driven By a Deep Desire for Living Blood and Wracked With the Insecurity and Paranoia of the Powerful But Despised, Earthly Being: ?
Vampire Moroi Spawn: The moroi are the most common among vampirekind. Their deadly kiss can bestow unlife to their victims, who become their unwitting thralls upon reanimation.
A moroi is created as the spawn of another.
One of the unique tools of the moroi is the ability to create spawn.
Vampire Moroi Spawn, Unwitting Thrall, Enthralled Servant of a Moroi, Willing Servant, Hungry Minion, Mere Slave: ?
Moroi Master: ?
Savage Lizardfolk Moroi: ?
Long Exiled Ever-Living Bretheren Snowcaster Elf Moroi: ?
Most Infamous Moroi: ?
Civilized Moroi: ?
More Barbaric Moroi: ?
Lonely Moroi: ?
Moroi, Informed Foe: ?
Smart Moroi: ?
Moroi, Infuriating Foe: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Merciless Exploiter of the Innocent, Herald of Destruction and Depravation, Adept Leader: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Evil Crusader: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Malign Tempter: ?
Moroi Blackguard, Sadistic Antihero: ?
Noble Moroi: ?
Polite Moroi: ?
Adventuring Moroi: ?
Adventuring Moroi, Freed Spawn: ?
Adventuring Moroi, Creature Too Ancient to Bother With the Joys of Evil: ?
Moroi, Vampiric Forebear, Undead Progenitor: ?
Hungry Moroi: ?
Most Powerful Moroi: ?
Jentani Valvasor, Countess Valvasor, Powerful Vampire Moroi: ?
Ragged Maw, Lizardfolk Moroi, Nocturnal Hunter: ?
Vampire Nosferatu, Bestial Unviersally Shunned Nosferatu: Nosferatu are typically the result of either terrible necromantic rituals or magical experiments.
Having lost their ability to reproduce millennia ago, the race of nosferatu creeps slowly toward extinction. It is only through the use of hidden and dangerous necromantic rituals that the living now transform into these dread vampires.
Vampire Nosferatu, Eternally Cursed Ancient, Monstrosity Blessed With Eternal Life But Not Eternal Youth, Dread Vampire, Vampiric Descendant of the Strigoi, Withered Forefather, Most Wretched of Vampires, Most Bestial of Vampires, Cursed Soul, Master of Any Environment, Savage Ancient Vampire, Moldering Cadaver, Earthly Being, Wretched Creature, Bogeyman: ?
Vampire Nosferatu, Undead Parent, Forebear: ?
Cautious Nosferatu: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Undead Master of Many Forms: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Arcane Imposter: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Master Transmuter: ?
Nosferatu Shapechanger, Shameful Deceiver: ?
Traitorous Nosferatu: ?
Ramoska Arkminos, Nosferatu: ?
Angry Nosferatu: ?
Vampire Vetala: A vetala rises from an evil child who received an improper burial upon death, and whose spirit wrenched free of its original form to adopt the corpse of another as its host.
A few strigoi too proud to feed on the filthy fluids of lesser beings starved almost to extinction, but from among these evolved the vetalas, vampires able to consume the pure humanity from their victims’ minds.
A vetala is born from the warped spirit of an evil child who received an improper burial in unholy land. Vetalas often lead other beings in powerful evil rituals that are meant to transform slain spirits into new vetalas.
When it grows tired of its corpse-toys, a vetala sometimes kidnaps a child, modifies family members’ memories so they only half-remember the lost youth, and drags its new companion back to its lair, where the child quickly starves. Dying in the company of a vetala taints the child’s soul, and its lack of burial makes it rise as a vetala itself.
Elsewhere on Golarion, states torn by war and disease or populated by savage races bury more children than others (and often must bury them hurriedly); Nirmathas, the Sodden Lands, and even Irrisen have thus seen their fair share of vetalas rise from the dead.
Vampire Vetala, Intellect-Siphoning Undead Mastermind, Vampire Able to Consume the Pure Humanity From Their Victim's Mind, Insidious Creature of Great Knowledge Great Mystery and Great Desire, Child Spirit, Abomination, Cursed Being, Extremely Challenging Foe, Warped But Natural Link in the Ongoing Process of Renewal, Spirit Creature Possessing a Body, Mysterious Body-Stealing Vampire: ?
Vampirie Vetala, Forebear, Vampiric Parent, Progenitor, Vampire Parent, Ancestor, Eternally Childish Parent, Undead Forebear: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Predatory Martial Memory Stealer: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Calm Hunter: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Hungry Scrapper: ?
Vetala Lifestealer, Meditative Sweeper: ?
Vetala, Sage: ?
Vetala, Advisor: ?
Kemnebi, Vetala, Chancellor, Blood Lord: ?
Vampiric Foe: ?
Vampire Character, Monstrous Character, Vampire PC: ?
Good Vampire Character: ?
Vampire Enemy: ?
Vampiric Villain: ?
Vampire Strigoi, Ancient Creature: ?
Lonely Vampire: ?
Rare Vampire: ?
Vampire Spellcaster: ?
Vampire Very Ancient: ?
Vampire Master: ?
Shapeshifting Vampire: ?
Neutral Vampire: ?
Neutral Vampire, Freed Spawn: ?
Good Vampire, Impossibly Rare Good Vampire: ?
Adventuring Vampire: ?
Established Vampire: ?
Vampire With the Incredible Ability to Transform Into Certain Animals: ?
Basest Monster: ?
Sharpest Creature: ?
Most Arrogant Vampire: ?
Bestial Creature of Instinct: ?
Creature With a Blood Drain Ability, Creature With the Blood Drain Ability: ?
Creature With a Level Drain Ability: ?
Creature With a Ability Drain Ability: ?
Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Typical Vampire: ?
Upstart Vampire: ?
Hungry New Spawn: ?
Ancient Master: ?
Ancient Vampire: ?
Malyas, Vampire Lord: ?
Zura, The Vampire Queen, Demon Lord: ?
Blood Emperor Ruithvein, Vampire: ?
Urgathoa, The Pallid Princess: ?
Olix, Vampire Priest: ?
Cruel Vampire: ?
Slavering Vampire: ?
Vampiric Companion: Vampiric Companion feat.
Vampiric Companion, Twisted Companion: ?
Bloodsucker: ?
Penanggalen, Lesser Vampire-Kin: ?
Wight: ?
Zombie, Hungering Creature That Lacks a Drain Ability: ?
Vampiric Companion
Just as your undead existence mocks nature, so too are you granted a twisted companion that reflects the vile nature of vampirism.
Prerequisites: Dhampir or vampire, nongood alignment, 10 levels in a class that grants a familiar or animal companion.
Benefit: Your animal companion or familiar’s type changes to “undead.” The creature gains your vampire or dhampir weaknesses and fast healing 5. If you are a vampire, the creature also gains the following abilities, depending on what type of vampire you are.
Jiang-Shi: If the creature is adjacent to you or you are sharing a square, it gains the benefit of your prayer scroll ability. The creature crumbles into dust if destroyed ( just like a jiang-shi), but is not permanently destroyed unless measures are taken that would destroy a jiang-shi.
Moroi: If the creature is adjacent to or in your square when you assume gaseous form, it transforms with you and follows you; its transformation ends when yours does. If reduced to 0 hit points, it is forced into gaseous form and must return to your coffin to reform (or the foot of your coffin if it cannot fit within it).
Nosferatu: If the creature is adjacent to or in your square when you assume swarm form, it transforms with you and follows you; its transformation ends when yours does. The creature can climb as if using spider climb, even if its anatomy is not suitable for climbing (such as a horse).
Vetala: The creature may use malevolence and possession as if it were a vetala, but by touch and only affecting creatures or corpses that are the same type of creature as the animal companion or familiar (such as bear, horse, or snake). If reduced to 0 hit points in combat, the creature is helpless and its fast healing ceases to function for 1 hour (additional damage or desecration has no effect); after 1 hour it regains 1 hit point and is no longer helpless, and its fast healing resumes. It can be permanently destroyed as if it were a vetala.
Special: If your animal companion or familiar is destroyed, dismissed, or lost, you may apply the effects of this feat to the replacement creature. If you are destroyed, the creature retains its undead type but loses all other special abilities from this feat. If you have more than one animal companion or familiar, choose one of them when you select this feat and apply its effects to that creature.
You may select this feat more than once. Each time you select the feat, it applies to a different animal companion or familiar.
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