Ghoul monster

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Ghasts were a more powerful subtype of ghouls.[2] They resembled very closely their undead cousin,[2][3][5] except perhaps being just a bit more slender and ghost-like. The stench of death and rot lingered around their undead forms.[2] This stench could often be smelled from a 10 ft (3 m) radius and was terrible enough to cause nausea, retching, and in rare cases even paralysis.[5][3] Like most undead, ghasts were immune to mind-affecting spells such as charm and sleep. Though they were...

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The Ghoul is an undead creature found in Arabic folklore and legend, most significantly in The One Thousand and One Nights, which makes the earliest known references to these foul creatures. The Ghoul commonly feeds on the flesh of corpses, but it is more than willing to kill in order to make a fresh meal. Other Names The Ghoul doesn't have many variant names, but among those few are Ghul, the Hungry Dead, algul, grave-creature, coffin-fiend, giggling zombie. The word ghoul itself is derived…

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