Monsters of Ash (by Jon Winter)

Aeshar Aasimon, Arthurea Aasimon, Twilight Aasimon, Soul Child Ash Child Ash Witch Butterfly, Spire Cogspawn Concordanach Dimensional Dragon, Limaxian Ember Hulk Ethereal Swimmer Faery, Stair Forgetful Snapper Guardinal, Ardeidal Golem, Gear Halato Ispi Ixnae Koylith L'Zoir Malakin Mephit, Shadow Minion of Chaos Mock Moigno, Imaginary Moigno, Rational Phileet Pyroead Scarling Scurpyon Slaad, Rogue Stithid Stygian Memory Symmetrian Tanar'gre Tanar'ri, Dracor'ri Tanar'ri, Kah'Lesar Taster Tem'mat Termite, Jewel Valkarthi Wasp, Bytopian Waurac Worm, Pentranomeker Ash Dust Limbo Mechanus The Outlands Planar Pathways And another 50 monsters still on the old Mimir Site!

Ash NATIVE SONS Animental (PSMC3 14) Ash Child (MMC) Ash Witch (MMC) Descriat (PSMC3 123) Ember Hulk (MMC) Fundamental (PSMC3 46) Genasi, Ash (MM) L'zoir (MMC) Mephit, Ash (PSMC 77) Quasielemental, Ash (PSMC3 78) Rast (PSMC3 86) Ruvoka, Sartarin (PSMC3 90) Tem'mat (MMC) Ulish (PSMC3 123) Xorn, Ash (Mimir.Net) ENCOUNTERS Chososion (PSMC3 26) Entrope (PSMC3 38) Genie, Efreeti (MM 126) Menglis (PSMC3 60) Opposition explorers (PSMC3 66) Primal procession (PSMC3 74) Undead, any The Ash Quasielemental A Chinese Portrait (by The Ash Lawyer) A natural phenomenon A star dying A metal Cold Iron An animal An ancient serpent A color White, Gray, and Black A mythological being Hel A human activity A wedded couple, drifting apart. A work of art A dirge, sung in a monotone on the coldest night of the year A weapon A flint-lock pistol An object An abandoned furnace in a junkyard Ash Quasielementals Familiarity: The Empire of Former Flame dispatches quasielementals to make contact with those who might aid them in their "cold war" against the plane of Fire. To summon an ash quasielemental on the plane of Ash, snuff a flame and softly call for the spirits of former flame. Demands: Snuff spirits ask those who would remain their friends to help them hurt things and entities of flame, heat, and passion. Benefits: Ash spirits can act as guides and allies. The very powerful grant shamans, quasielemental priests, witches and sha'irs spells dealing with negative energy and cold. History: In the Old Days, the spirits of Fire swept across the landscapes of the planes, creating and destroying, smelting and forging. The other spirits began complaining about what a nuisance they were, and eventually the gods got together to help control Fire's relentless shaping. "Fire," they said, "from now on there will be things you can burn only once, and afterwards they will remain, forever unburnable, and will strive against you. It was in this spirit that they took some of the most reckless Burners and killed them, bringing them back to sentience as ash quasielementals, who cannot burn or even join their former siblings, instead draining from their vicinities everything they once loved. The ash quasielementals hungrily seek to extinguish all the fire there is in the hopes that this will banish their feelings of loss and lack. Spiritual correspondences: The quenching of outer and inner fire, the quenching of life, and the ending of the power to create, shape, and destroy. Material correspondences: Ashes. Taboos: Ash quasielementals must avoid Fire. Attitude: Ash quasielementals meet strangers eagerly, aware of the effect their presences have. Key to Abbreviations PSMC Planescape Boxed Set Monstrous Compendium Appendix [ Buy it ] PSMC1 Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix I [ Buy it ] PSMC2 Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix II [ Buy it ] PSMC3 Planescape Monstrous Compendium Appendix III [ Buy it ] PoLMC Planes of Law Monstrous Compendium Appendix [ Buy it ] PoCMC Planes of Conflict Monstrous Compendium Appendix [ Buy it ] PoXMC Planes of Chaos Monstrous Compendium Appendix [ Buy it ] MM Monstrous Manual [ Buy it ] MCA1 Monstrous Compendium Annual 1 [ Buy it ] MCA2 Monstrous Compendium Annual 2 [ Buy it ] MCA3 Monstrous Compendium Annual 3 [ Buy it ] MCA4 Monstrous Compendium Annual 4 [ Buy it ] MMC Mimir.Net Monstrous Compendium [ Go There ] Copyright 1999 by Jon Winter [The "Chinese Portrait" format is taken by Rasgon from Chaosium's Nephilum game. The rest is a combination of the format used in TSR's Shaman and White Wolf's axis mundi.]