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	==World of Darkness==		==World of Darkness==
	Ghouls in the [[World of Darkness]] have no real resemblance to any of their cousins mentioned here, and are mostly named as such because "Renfields" was a stupid name for a minor template. In essence, in [[Vampire: The Masquerade]] and [[Vampire: The Requiem]], vampires who feed a mortal regularly with their blood can give that mortal ever-lasting youth, a vampire-like healing factor, and technically minor access to vampire powers. Why would they do this? Because it also puts a mind-whammy on the ghoul compelling them to love, honor & obey the vampire with all their hearts, and with the added stick that missing a regular feeding will strip the ghoul of all its powers ''and'' cause age to rapidly catch up with them, vampires find ghouls essential as the closest things they can know to loyal, trustworthy servants capable of operating during the day.		Ghouls in the [[World of Darkness]] have no real resemblance to any of their cousins mentioned here, and are mostly named as such because "Renfields" was a stupid name for a minor template. In essence, in [[Vampire: The Masquerade]] and [[Vampire: The Requiem]], vampires who feed a mortal regularly with their blood can give that mortal ever-lasting youth, a vampire-like healing factor, and technically minor access to vampire powers. Why would they do this? Because it also puts a mind-whammy on the ghoul compelling them to love, honor & obey the vampire with all their hearts, and with the added stick that missing a regular feeding will strip the ghoul of all its powers ''and'' cause age to rapidly catch up with them, vampires find ghouls essential as the closest things they can know to loyal, trustworthy servants capable of operating during the day, although a wise vampire knows that they can be dangerous in their own right if not treated with respect, especially if their Vinculum begins to falter or if they find another vampire willing to give them their fix.

	That said, Vampire: the Requiem also introduces another kind of ghoul in its 1e sourcebook "Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead". This is a depraved occultist who has used dark magical rituals to gain a form of immortality fueled by the consumption of raw meat. These ghouls - or "ghuls", to distinguish them from the vampiric blood-vassals - have all of the benefits of being a living human, but is unaging and cannot be killed except with great difficulty; they are only inconvenienced by Aggravated damage, and when their health bar fills with that damage type, they dissolve into a bloody mist that then reforms itself at the site of their last meal. They remain in torpor at that site for 10-Morality days, during which time they can be killed by burning them. They suffer a compulsion to feast on raw meat from midnight until dawn, can learn the vampiric disciplines of Celerity, Majesty and Vigor, can project a glamor that allows them to better seduce their victims, and can cause delusions of being an animal in anyone whose eyes they meet. They may also be skilled alchemists, have the ability to see aura, or be capable of altering luck in their favor.		That said, Vampire: the Requiem also introduces another kind of ghoul in its 1e sourcebook "Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead". This is a depraved occultist who has used dark magical rituals to gain a form of immortality fueled by the consumption of raw meat. These ghouls - or "ghuls", to distinguish them from the vampiric blood-vassals - have all of the benefits of being a living human, but is unaging and cannot be killed except with great difficulty; they are only inconvenienced by Aggravated damage, and when their health bar fills with that damage type, they dissolve into a bloody mist that then reforms itself at the site of their last meal. They remain in torpor at that site for 10-Morality days, during which time they can be killed by burning them. They suffer a compulsion to feast on raw meat from midnight until dawn, can learn the vampiric disciplines of Celerity, Majesty and Vigor, can project a glamor that allows them to better seduce their victims, and can cause delusions of being an animal in anyone whose eyes they meet. They may also be skilled alchemists, have the ability to see aura, or be capable of altering luck in their favor.

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	Ghouls in Shadowrun are normal people who look like walking corpses, with ugly cuts and freakishly pale skin. They can go out in sunlight, though it causes them discomfort. All ghouls are rendered blind by tissue necrosis, though their senses of smell and hearing sharpen to compensate and they can 'see' magic to track prey. Like all HMHVV infectees however, they need to eat live or recently dead (meta-)human tissues to survive, in their case raw flesh. Some are driven insane and turned feral by the infection, some aren't; but all need to feed on metahuman meat or starve and eventually go feral anyway. Those who aren't animalistic monsters tend to get jobs that offer ready access to human flesh, like medical waste disposal workers. Their bodies don't accept implants well, but they're stronger than normal, so some do work as Shadowrunners. If having to be a cannibal to survive wasn't bad enough, most places in the Sixth World have an open bounty on (dead) ghouls (due to Strain III being so highly contagious). [[grimdark\|Just drag the body to your nearest police station and cash in]].		Ghouls in Shadowrun are normal people who look like walking corpses, with ugly cuts and freakishly pale skin. They can go out in sunlight, though it causes them discomfort. All ghouls are rendered blind by tissue necrosis, though their senses of smell and hearing sharpen to compensate and they can 'see' magic to track prey. Like all HMHVV infectees however, they need to eat live or recently dead (meta-)human tissues to survive, in their case raw flesh. Some are driven insane and turned feral by the infection, some aren't; but all need to feed on metahuman meat or starve and eventually go feral anyway. Those who aren't animalistic monsters tend to get jobs that offer ready access to human flesh, like medical waste disposal workers. Their bodies don't accept implants well, but they're stronger than normal, so some do work as Shadowrunners. If having to be a cannibal to survive wasn't bad enough, most places in the Sixth World have an open bounty on (dead) ghouls (due to Strain III being so highly contagious). [[grimdark\|Just drag the body to your nearest police station and cash in]].

			== Hyborian Age ==
			In the world of Conan the Barbarian, Ghouls prowled the forests between Argos and Zingara.

	==Monstergirls?!==		==Monstergirls?!==

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	===2e Archetype===		===2e Archetype===
	An archetype that any class can take.		An archetype that any class can take.

	{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}		{{Pathfinder-2nd-Edition-Archetypes}}
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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good in comparison]]		[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good in comparison]]
	In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth as they hunt down humans, dwarfs, elves, etc for food. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].		In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth as they hunt down humans, dwarfs, elves, etc for food. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].

	A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.		A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.

	Sometimes Ghouls will drink Vampire blood, usually as a gift from their master. This shortens their lifespan drastically but gives them great power, turning them into gigantic hulks called Crypt Horrors. Horrors regenerate wounds, are far stronger than any mortal being, and are immune to the magic warding of the servants of [[Morr]] and [[Sigmar]] which enables them to invade and desecrate cemeteries so their lesser kin and masters can enter and feast without fear or pain.		Sometimes Ghouls will drink Vampire blood, usually as a gift from their master. This shortens their lifespan drastically but gives them great power, turning them into gigantic hulks called Crypt Horrors. Horrors regenerate wounds, are far stronger than any mortal being, and are immune to the magic warding of the servants of [[Morr]] and [[Sigmar]] which enables them to invade and desecrate cemeteries so their lesser kin and masters can enter and feast without fear or pain.

	There is another creature similar to a Ghoul, called a [[Mourngul]], although its much closer to undead than a Ghoul is.		There is another creature similar to a Ghoul, called a [[Mourngul]], although its much closer to undead than a Ghoul is.

	As of [[Age of Sigmar]] Ghoulism is contagious, as [[Ushoran]] turns out to have survived the destruction of the old setting and apparently is delusional to the degree that not only does he believe he's in a rebuilt Mourkain and meeting nobles while in actuality he's at the center of a roaming horde of cannibals and savage vampires, but that delusion is contagious; anywhere he goes in the Realms (and apparently he goes everywhere, unpredictably) members of any race from any society or faith can be drawn into the same delusion. Mortals become Ghouls as they see themselves wearing finery and politely eating morsels among friends and their lord while in reality they are degenerated monsters shoving fistfuls of manflesh into their mouths and snarling at each other.		As of [[Age of Sigmar]] Ghoulism is contagious, as [[Ushoran]] turns out to have survived the destruction of the old setting and apparently is delusional to the degree that not only does he believe he's in a rebuilt Mourkain and meeting nobles while in actuality he's at the center of a roaming horde of cannibals and savage vampires, but that delusion is contagious; anywhere he goes in the Realms (and apparently he goes everywhere, unpredictably) members of any race from any society or faith can be drawn into the same delusion. Mortals become Ghouls as they see themselves wearing finery and politely eating morsels among friends and their lord while in reality they are degenerated monsters shoving fistfuls of manflesh into their mouths and snarling at each other.

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	All "undead" (the term is used loosely here, for all are actually still alive) in the Sixth World are infectees of HMHVV. 'Human (and) Meta-Human Vampiric Virus' is a magical disease that magically reshapes the host's DNA and aura to turn them into a monster straight out of a Hammer horror movie, save for the fact they don't really die. The first variant creates a whole rainbow of race-based vampire variants, the second a mess of lycanthrope-like poor sods, but the HMHVV III strain, also called the Krieger strain, always creates ghouls. It is both the most virulent of the three strains as it is transmissible via bodily fluids contact instead of [[/d/\|draining the victim's life force almost to zero before willingly trying to infect them]], and one of the suckiest.		All "undead" (the term is used loosely here, for all are actually still alive) in the Sixth World are infectees of HMHVV. 'Human (and) Meta-Human Vampiric Virus' is a magical disease that magically reshapes the host's DNA and aura to turn them into a monster straight out of a Hammer horror movie, save for the fact they don't really die. The first variant creates a whole rainbow of race-based vampire variants, the second a mess of lycanthrope-like poor sods, but the HMHVV III strain, also called the Krieger strain, always creates ghouls. It is both the most virulent of the three strains as it is transmissible via bodily fluids contact instead of [[/d/\|draining the victim's life force almost to zero before willingly trying to infect them]], and one of the suckiest.

	Ghouls in Shadowrun are normal people who look like walking corpses, with ugly cuts and freakishly pale skin. They can go out in sunlight, though it causes them discomfort. All ghouls are rendered blind by tissue necrosis, though their senses of smell and hearing sharpen to compensate and they can 'see' magic to track prey. Like all HMHVV infectees however, they need to eat live or recently dead (meta-)human tissues to survive, in their case raw flesh. Some are driven insane and turned feral by the infection, some aren't; but all need to feed on metahuman meat or starve and eventually go feral anyway. Those who aren't animalistic monsters tend to get jobs that offer ready access to human flesh, like medical waste disposal workers. Their bodies don't accept implants well, but they're stronger than normal, so some do work as Shadowrunners. If having to be a cannibal to survive wasn't bad enough, most places in the Sixth World have an open bounty on (dead) ghouls (due to Strain III being so highly contagious). [[grimdark\|Just drag the body to your nearest police station and cash in]].		Ghouls in Shadowrun are normal people who look like walking corpses, with ugly cuts and freakishly pale skin. They can go out in sunlight, though it causes them discomfort. All ghouls are rendered blind by tissue necrosis, though their senses of smell and hearing sharpen to compensate and they can 'see' magic to track prey. Like all HMHVV infectees however, they need to eat live or recently dead (meta-)human tissues to survive, in their case raw flesh. Some are driven insane and turned feral by the infection, some aren't; but all need to feed on metahuman meat or starve and eventually go feral anyway. Those who aren't animalistic monsters tend to get jobs that offer ready access to human flesh, like medical waste disposal workers. Their bodies don't accept implants well, but they're stronger than normal, so some do work as Shadowrunners. If having to be a cannibal to survive wasn't bad enough, most places in the Sixth World have an open bounty on (dead) ghouls (due to Strain III being so highly contagious). [[grimdark\|Just drag the body to your nearest police station and cash in]].

	==Monstergirls?!==		==Monstergirls?!==

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* Warhammer Fantasy */

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good in comparison]]		[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good in comparison]]
	In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].		In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth as they hunt down humans, dwarfs, elves, etc for food. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].

	A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.		A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.

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	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==
	[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good]]		[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good in comparison]]
	In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].		In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].

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	[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good]]		[[File:Crypt Ghoul.jpeg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Warhammer Ghoulism: making neuraldegenerative prion diseases look good]]
	In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].		In the [[Warhammer Fantasy]] world and the later [[Age of Sigmar]] setting, Crypt Ghouls are corrupted humans and their descendants reduced to cannibalism, something that irrevocably tainted them to the point they are not undead, but close enough thanks to Death Magic flowing through them that they instinctively obey the [[Vampire Counts]]. Mutated feral beings with just enough intelligence to use bones as clubs along with claws and sharp teeth. Add it all up and you have some decent cannon fodder. Most are drawn to Strigoi who are the Vampiric equivalent of themselves and make any Strigoi into their "alpha male/female", which is why Strigoi Vampires are called "Strigoi Ghoul Kings". In Age of Sigmar, Ghouls are not as rare thanks to [[Ushoran]] wandering the setting and spreading an infectious madness everywhere he goes, making members of all races and allegiances turn into [[Flesh-Eater Courts\|packs of delusional, feral cannibals]] that think they're actually [[Bretonnia\|Bretonnians]].

	A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.		A small number serve the [[Lahmian]] Bloodline, specifically a handful of tribes that worship [[Queen Neferata]] as a goddess. They are called The Wretches.

1d4chan>A Walrus: /* See also */

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	In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], ghouls are a smarter (in the way that a feral dog is smarter than a bimbo) version of the [[zombie]] whose intense hunger for flesh has been converted into a huge craving for semen (...yes, really). They are oral fetishists to an incredible degree, with mouths so sensitive they can even orgasm from the pleasure they experience in blowing a man. If it weren't for the fact their genitalia are even more sensitive than their mouths, they'd probably never do anything but give oral sex. Even when they aren't blowing the men they catch, a mystical compound in their saliva means that the hickeys and lovebites they love giving are incredibly arousing, sending a surge of sexual pleasure through their lover's body whenever their lips contact his body.		In the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]], ghouls are a smarter (in the way that a feral dog is smarter than a bimbo) version of the [[zombie]] whose intense hunger for flesh has been converted into a huge craving for semen (...yes, really). They are oral fetishists to an incredible degree, with mouths so sensitive they can even orgasm from the pleasure they experience in blowing a man. If it weren't for the fact their genitalia are even more sensitive than their mouths, they'd probably never do anything but give oral sex. Even when they aren't blowing the men they catch, a mystical compound in their saliva means that the hickeys and lovebites they love giving are incredibly arousing, sending a surge of sexual pleasure through their lover's body whenever their lips contact his body.
			==See also==
			* [[Zombie]]
			*[[Cannibalism]]
			* Moorlock


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	*[[Cannibalism]]		*[[Cannibalism]]
	* ~~Moorlock~~		* Morlock


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