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	The '''Mortif''' are a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race introduced in "Born of Death", an article in issue #313 of [[Dragon Magazine]] covering "half-undead" race templates. The Mortif is essentially the "[[planetouched]]" of the quintet, representing somebody whose ancestral brush with necrophilia lies several generations back, in contrast to the [[Dhampir\|half-vampire]], [[Ghul\|half-ghoul]], [[Fetch\|half-ghost]] or [[Ghedan\|half-zombie]]. Technically, Mortif only refers to human "deathtouched", but as no other variants were provided, we don't really need to care about the semantics.		The '''Mortif''' are a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race introduced in "Born of Death", an article in issue #313 of [[Dragon Magazine]] covering "half-undead" race templates. The Mortif is essentially the "[[planetouched]]" of the quintet, representing somebody whose ancestral brush with necrophilia lies several generations back, in contrast to the [[Dhampir\|half-vampire]], [[Ghul\|half-ghoul]], [[Fetch\|half-ghost]] or [[Ghedan\|half-zombie]]. Technically, Mortif only refers to human "deathtouched", but as no other variants were provided, we don't really need to care about the semantics.

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	The '''Mortif''' are a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race introduced in "Born of Death", an article in issue #313 of [[Dragon Magazine]] covering "half-undead" race templates. The Mortif is essentially the "[[planetouched]]" of the quintet, representing somebody whose ancestral brush with necrophilia lies several generations back. Technically, Mortif only refers to human "deathtouched", but as no other variants were provided, we don't really need to care about the semantics.		The '''Mortif''' are a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race introduced in "Born of Death", an article in issue #313 of [[Dragon Magazine]] covering "half-undead" race templates. The Mortif is essentially the "[[planetouched]]" of the quintet, representing somebody whose ancestral brush with necrophilia lies several generations back, in contrast to the [[Dhampir\|half-vampire]], [[Ghul\|half-ghoul]], [[Fetch\|half-ghost]] or [[Ghedan\|half-zombie]]. Technically, Mortif only refers to human "deathtouched", but as no other variants were provided, we don't really need to care about the semantics.

	Mortif tend to be pale and thin, with hair coming in black, dirt brown, or gray. Prone to reclusiveness and struggling with bouts of depression, mortif are similar to (pre-4e) [[tiefling]]s in that they often bear subtle hints of their grave-touched ancestry; sharpened canines (or teeth in general) due to [[vampire]] or [[ghoul]] ancestry, an elongated tongue (usually sign of ghoul lineage), a faint but ever-present smell of the grave, skin that clings tightly to underlying muscles & bones like a corpse's, and eyes that glow red, yellow or green in low light.		Mortif tend to be pale and thin, with hair coming in black, dirt brown, or gray. Prone to reclusiveness and struggling with bouts of depression, mortif are similar to (pre-4e) [[tiefling]]s in that they often bear subtle hints of their grave-touched ancestry; sharpened canines (or teeth in general) due to [[vampire]] or [[ghoul]] ancestry, an elongated tongue (usually sign of ghoul lineage), a faint but ever-present smell of the grave, skin that clings tightly to underlying muscles & bones like a corpse's, and eyes that glow red, yellow or green in low light.

	It goes without saying that most races tend to be averse to mortif. After all, even a tiefling or a [[half-orc]] can claim more respectability than somebody whose grand-daddy fucked a [[zombie]], or whose great-grandmother got pregnant by the ghost of her husband. Ironically, ~~tieflings~~ are about the one race whom mortif feel any particular kinship with.		It goes without saying that most races tend to be averse to mortif. After all, even a [[tiefling]] or a [[half-orc]] can claim more respectability than somebody whose grand-daddy fucked a [[zombie]], or whose great-grandmother got pregnant by the [[ghost]] of her husband. Ironically, [[tiefling]]s are about the one race whom mortif feel any particular kinship with.

	::-2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, +4 Charisma		::-2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, +4 Charisma

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	::Spell-like Ability: Chill Touch 1/day as the '''higher''' of either a 1st level caster or a caster of the mortif's character level.		::Spell-like Ability: Chill Touch 1/day as the '''higher''' of either a 1st level caster or a caster of the mortif's character level.
	::Special Qualities: Resistance to Cold (5) and Electricity (5).		::Special Qualities: Resistance to Cold (5) and Electricity (5).
	::Favored Class: [[Sorcerer]] (although, realistically, Dread [[Necromancer]] is a better fit)		::Favored Class: [[Sorcerer]] (although, realistically, [[Dread Necromancer]], as a Charisma-based [[Necromancer]], is a better fit)
	::[[Level Adjustment]]: +1		::[[Level Adjustment]]: +1

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The '''Mortif''' are a [[Dungeons & Dragons]] race introduced in "Born of Death", an article in issue #313 of [[Dragon Magazine]] covering "half-undead" race templates. The Mortif is essentially the "[[planetouched]]" of the quintet, representing somebody whose ancestral brush with necrophilia lies several generations back. Technically, Mortif only refers to human "deathtouched", but as no other variants were provided, we don't really need to care about the semantics.

Mortif tend to be pale and thin, with hair coming in black, dirt brown, or gray. Prone to reclusiveness and struggling with bouts of depression, mortif are similar to (pre-4e) [[tiefling]]s in that they often bear subtle hints of their grave-touched ancestry; sharpened canines (or teeth in general) due to [[vampire]] or [[ghoul]] ancestry, an elongated tongue (usually sign of ghoul lineage), a faint but ever-present smell of the grave, skin that clings tightly to underlying muscles & bones like a corpse's, and eyes that glow red, yellow or green in low light.

It goes without saying that most races tend to be averse to mortif. After all, even a tiefling or a [[half-orc]] can claim more respectability than somebody whose grand-daddy fucked a [[zombie]], or whose great-grandmother got pregnant by the ghost of her husband. Ironically, tieflings are about the one race whom mortif feel any particular kinship with.

::-2 Constitution, +2 Wisdom, +4 Charisma
::Medium
::Base speed 30 feet
::Darkvision 60 feet
::Racial Skills: +2 racial bonus on Intimidation and Move Silently.
::Spell-like Ability: Chill Touch 1/day as the '''higher''' of either a 1st level caster or a caster of the mortif's character level.
::Special Qualities: Resistance to Cold (5) and Electricity (5).
::Favored Class: [[Sorcerer]] (although, realistically, Dread [[Necromancer]] is a better fit)
::[[Level Adjustment]]: +1

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