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| family = Wight<!-- Add creature to family page list, which will be linked on preview/save --> |
| family = Wight<!-- Add creature to family page list, which will be linked on preview/save --> |
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| type = Biped<!-- Creature body type --> |
| type = Biped<!-- Creature body type --> |
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| otherclass = |
| otherclass = Corporeal undead<!-- Other classification limited to corporeal undead, non-corporeal undead, elemental, extra planar, magical; insert otherclass2= for 2nd classification (up to 3) --> |
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| otherclass2 = |
| otherclass2 = |
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| area = |
| area = Castle Anwyn<!-- For multiple areas, add area2, area3, area4 (through 8) fields if needed --> |
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| area2 = |
| area2 = Plains of Bone |
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| area3 = |
| area3 = Temple of Hope |
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| area4 = |
| area4 = The Graveyard |
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| area5 = The Graveyard |
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| bcs = Yes <!-- All new creatures are BCS --> |
| bcs = Yes <!-- All new creatures are BCS --> |
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| hitpoints = 170 |
| hitpoints = 170 |
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| WD2 = Empathy (1108) |
| WD2 = Empathy (1108) |
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| OS1 = Earthen Fury (917)<!-- Miscellaneous offensive spells (non-bolt and non-warding) insert up to OS10 --> |
| OS1 = Earthen Fury (917)<!-- Miscellaneous offensive spells (non-bolt and non-warding) insert up to OS10 --> |
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| OS2 = Gas |
| OS2 = Gas cloud |
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| MN1 = <!-- Combat Maneuvers insert up to MN10 --> |
| MN1 = <!-- Combat Maneuvers insert up to MN10 --> |
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| AB1 = <!-- Special abilities insert up to AB10, include creature maneuvers here, manually link if appropriate --> |
| AB1 = <!-- Special abilities insert up to AB10, include creature maneuvers here, manually link if appropriate --> |
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| UDF = |
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| BarTD = 66 |
| BarTD = 66 |
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| CleTD = |
| CleTD = 60 |
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| EmpTD = |
| EmpTD = 60 |
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| PalTD = |
| PalTD = 60 |
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| RanTD = 60 |
| RanTD = 60 |
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| SorTD = 60 |
| SorTD = 60 |
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| WizTD = |
| WizTD = 60 |
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| MjETD = 60 |
| MjETD = 60 |
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| MnETD = 60 |
| MnETD = 60 |
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| MjSTD = 60 |
| MjSTD = 60 |
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| MnSTD = 60 |
| MnSTD = 60 |
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| MnMTD = 60 |
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| DSP1 = Spirit Warding II (107)<!-- Defensive spells insert up to DSP15, they will automatically link --> |
| DSP1 = Spirit Warding II (107)<!-- Defensive spells insert up to DSP15, they will automatically link --> |
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| DSP2 = Spell Shield (219) |
| DSP2 = Spell Shield (219) |
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{{Creature end}} |
{{Creature end}} |
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The arch wight moves along ponderously, its gaunt humanoid frame often bent nearly double as it walks through the corridors of the deceased. Massive upper arms contrast with a thin torso and narrow hips. Its liquid golden eyes seem to be filled with tiny red sparks, and the lack of flesh on its face causes the arch wight to sport a horrific toothy grin. Very proficient in the ways of magic, the arch wight feasts upon the flesh of the deceased, but often cooks the living to death before indulging in its grisly meal. |
<pre{{log2|margin-right=26em}}>The arch wight moves along ponderously, its gaunt humanoid frame often bent nearly double as it walks through the corridors of the deceased. Massive upper arms contrast with a thin torso and narrow hips. Its liquid golden eyes seem to be filled with tiny red sparks, and the lack of flesh on its face causes the arch wight to sport a horrific toothy grin. Very proficient in the ways of magic, the arch wight feasts upon the flesh of the deceased, but often cooks the living to death before indulging in its grisly meal.</pre> |
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==Hunting strategies== |
==Hunting strategies== |
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== References == |
== References == |
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* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wight Wight on Wikipedia] |
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*[http://www.play.net/gs4/info/bestiary/creature.asp?creature=1499 Arch wight on Play.net bestiary] |
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[[Category:Temple of Hope creatures]] |
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[[Category:Plains of Bone creatures]] |
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[[Category:Castle Anwyn creatures]] |
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[[Category:The Graveyard creatures]] |
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The arch wight moves along ponderously, its gaunt humanoid frame often bent nearly double as it walks through the corridors of the deceased. Massive upper arms contrast with a thin torso and narrow hips. Its liquid golden eyes seem to be filled with tiny red sparks, and the lack of flesh on its face causes the arch wight to sport a horrific toothy grin. Very proficient in the ways of magic, the arch wight feasts upon the flesh of the deceased, but often cooks the living to death before indulging in its grisly meal.
Hunting strategies
Other information
Arch wights cast Earthen Fury (917) which makes them relatively dangerous for their level.
Behind the Scenes
Wight lords were originally creatures of Castle Claedesbrim before replacing shadow assassins in the purgatory and frozen pit sections of The Graveyard. In their Rolemaster lore they are non-corporeal vestiges of nobility, found in burial mounds and the cemeteries of strongholds. Their description in the game itself was made to highlight the cannibalism theme in The Graveyard, represented also by the ghouls, which is also its relevance to their presence in Castle Anwyn. Castle Anwyn notably seems partly derived from Lovecraft's "The Rats in the Walls" where this happens deep below ground, where Nyarlathotep is at the center of the Earth like Satan, and victims had dug their way up from underneath.
References
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