3e SRD:Hag

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Hags speak Giant and Common.

Hag Covey

A covey of hags is 80% likely to be guarded by 1d8 ogres and 1d4 evil giants who do their bidding. These are often polymorphed into less hostile forms and sent forth as spies. Such minions often (60%) carry magic stones known as hag eyes (see below).

Spell-Like Abilities: 3/day- animate dead, bestow curse, control weather, dream, forcecage, mind blank, mirage arcana, polymorph other, veil, and vision. These abilities are as the spells cast by a 9th-level sorcerer (save DC 13 + spell level). To use one of these abilities, all three hags must be within 10 feet of one another. This is a full-round action.

Once per month, a covey that does not have a hag eye can create one from a gem worth at least 20 gp (see below).

Hag Eye

Any of the three hags who created the hag eye can see through it whenever they wish, so long as it is on the same plane as the hag. Destroying a hag eye deals 1d10 points of damage to each member of the covey and blinds the one who sustained the greatest damage for 24 hours.


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