A horrible creature that appears as an old crone whose bent shape belies her power and swiftness

A Sea Hag is a horrible creature with an equally hideous appearance. The sea hag is found in the water of seas or overgrown lakes, and appears as an old crone whose bent shape belies her power and swiftness. A sea hag is not subtle and prefers a direct approach to combat. It usually remains in hiding until it can affect as many foes as possible with its horrific appearance.

A horrible creature that appears as an old crone whose bent shape belies her power and swiftness

Sea hags are wretched creatures given to committing dreadful acts of evil. They typically make their lairs beneath the ocean depths, but they are occasionally found in large lakes or other significant bodies of water. Their true form is that of a decrepit old woman, ravaged by time and repellent beyond reason, but they generally use their magic to assume a much more pleasant visage. They have sharp claws and teeth, as well as an insatiable appetite for flesh. Most sea hags are thought to be capable of speaking a number of languages. The appearance of a sea hag belies their true abilities, for they are all supernaturally swift and strong, but more potent are their magical abilities. They take particular delight in their ability to use change self to deceive the unwary, either luring them to an unpleasant and immediate death or as part of a more subtle scheme; they can use this power at will and the duration is unlimited. Should a sea hag's true appearance ever be revealed, then the horror causes anyone within thirty feet to be subject to a saving throw versus spells to avoid losing half their strength score for 1d6 turns. Furthermore, a sea hag can employ an evil gaze up to three t