Penanggalan - Revision history

imported>Administrator: 17 revisions imported

2023-06-22T14:25:03Z

17 revisions imported

← Older revision	Revision as of 14:25, 22 June 2023
(No difference)

imported>Administrator: 1 revision imported

2023-06-19T02:54:54Z

1 revision imported

← Older revision	Revision as of 02:54, 19 June 2023
(No difference)

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 15:38, 5 November 2022

2022-11-05T15:38:26Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:38, 5 November 2022
Line 1:		Line 1:
	~~{{stub}}~~
	~~{{NeedsImages}}~~
	[[File:Penangglan.webp\|thumb\|They can be a little trollish too]]		[[File:Penangglan.webp\|thumb\|They can be a little trollish too]]
	The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.		The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 03:38, 5 November 2022

2022-11-05T03:38:52Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:38, 5 November 2022
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
	{{NeedsImages}}		{{NeedsImages}}
			[[File:Penangglan.webp\|thumb\|They can be a little trollish too]]
	The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.		The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* Dungeons & Dragons */

2021-10-31T23:10:25Z

Dungeons & Dragons

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:10, 31 October 2021
Line 31:		Line 31:
	penanggalan 1e.png		penanggalan 1e.png
	penanggalan FF 2e.jpg		penanggalan FF 2e.jpg
			Penanggalan Dragon 222.jpg
	penanggalan Dragon 234.jpg		penanggalan Dragon 234.jpg
	pennaggolan 3e.jpg		pennaggolan 3e.jpg

1d4chan>Nubnuber at 23:03, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T23:03:56Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:03, 31 October 2021
Line 6:		Line 6:
	Penanggalan have appeared as monsters in various tabletop games, including [[Dungeons & Dragons]], the New [[World of Darkness]], and [[All Flesh Must Be Eaten]].		Penanggalan have appeared as monsters in various tabletop games, including [[Dungeons & Dragons]], the New [[World of Darkness]], and [[All Flesh Must Be Eaten]].

	==~~In the~~ Old [[World of Darkness]]==		==Old [[World of Darkness]]==

	The ''Penanggalan'' is not a specific type of monster, and is instead a title given to a female [[Kindred of the East\|Kuei-jin]] of the Golden Courts who have shown a mastery of the use of Flesh and Jade Shintai enough to be able to detach their heads and internal plumbing and let them fly through the air, and prove (through a secret and exacting vetting process) that they aren't ''akuma''. They are known for their bombastic and flamboyant fashion sense, a right which was earned upon gaining the title.		The ''Penanggalan'' is not a specific type of monster, and is instead a title given to a female [[Kindred of the East\|Kuei-jin]] of the Golden Courts who have shown a mastery of the use of Flesh and Jade Shintai enough to be able to detach their heads and internal plumbing and let them fly through the air, and prove (through a secret and exacting vetting process) that they aren't ''akuma''. They are known for their bombastic and flamboyant fashion sense, a right which was earned upon gaining the title.
Line 12:		Line 12:
	They are equivalent to [[Mandarin]]s and [[Ancestor_(KotE)\|Ancestor]]s of the Courts of the Quincunx in terms of seniority and authority. Only women may gain the title in the Golden Courts.		They are equivalent to [[Mandarin]]s and [[Ancestor_(KotE)\|Ancestor]]s of the Courts of the Quincunx in terms of seniority and authority. Only women may gain the title in the Golden Courts.

	==~~In the~~ New [[World of Darkness]]==		==New [[World of Darkness]]==
	Penanggalans show up in the NWod 1e sourcebook "Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead" for [[Vampire: The Requiem]].		Penanggalans show up in the NWod 1e sourcebook "Night Horrors: The Wicked Dead" for [[Vampire: The Requiem]].

	==In [[Deadlands]]==		==[[Deadlands]]==
	Penanggalans are variants of [[vampire]] featured in "Rascals, Varmints & Critters 2", with the handwave that they're showing up in the [[Weird West]] because of Kang, the Chinese pirate king and warlock who is such a big-shot in the Great Maze.		Penanggalans are variants of [[vampire]] featured in "Rascals, Varmints & Critters 2", with the handwave that they're showing up in the [[Weird West]] because of Kang, the Chinese pirate king and warlock who is such a big-shot in the Great Maze.

	==In [[All Flesh Must Be Eaten]]==		==[[All Flesh Must Be Eaten]]==
	AFMBE features Penanggalans as part of the many, ''many'' exotic undead from around the world in its "Atlas of the Walking Dead" splatbook.		AFMBE features Penanggalans as part of the many, ''many'' exotic undead from around the world in its "Atlas of the Walking Dead" splatbook.

	==In [[Dungeons & Dragons]]==		==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==
	Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.		Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.

Line 36:		Line 36:
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	==In [[Legend of the Five Rings]]==		==[[Legend of the Five Rings]]==
	Being ''the'' most recognized [[Oriental Adventures]] type game on the market, Penanggalans are naturally a monster here.		Being ''the'' most recognized [[Oriental Adventures]] type game on the market, Penanggalans are naturally a monster here.

	[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: World of Darkness]] [[Category: Undead]]		[[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Dungeons & Dragons]] [[Category: World of Darkness]] [[Category: Undead]]

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Added D&D images

2021-10-31T23:03:19Z

Added D&D images

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:03, 31 October 2021
Line 27:		Line 27:

	Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, using the 3e spelling.		Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, using the 3e spelling.

			<gallery>
			penanggalan 1e.png
			penanggalan FF 2e.jpg
			penanggalan Dragon 234.jpg
			pennaggolan 3e.jpg
			penanggalan 4e.jpg
			</gallery>

	==In [[Legend of the Five Rings]]==		==In [[Legend of the Five Rings]]==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* In Dungeons & Dragons */

2021-10-31T22:51:03Z

In Dungeons & Dragons

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:51, 31 October 2021
Line 24:		Line 24:
	Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.		Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.

	They were updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Fiend Folio Appendix, and got a "Necrology of the Penanggalan" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #222. They naturally made it into 3rd edition in the [[Oriental Adventures]] splatbook (where it is spelled ~~pennaggolan~~), and even made it into 4th edition in "Monster Vault: Threats to the [[Nentir Vale]]".		They were updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Fiend Folio Appendix, and got a "Necrology of the Penanggalan" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #222. They naturally made it into 3rd edition in the [[Oriental Adventures]] splatbook (where it is spelled Pennaggolan), and even made it into 4th edition in "Monster Vault: Threats to the [[Nentir Vale]]".

	Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, ~~admittedly~~ spelling ~~their name as "Pennaggolan"~~.		Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, using the 3e spelling.

	==In [[Legend of the Five Rings]]==		==In [[Legend of the Five Rings]]==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: /* In Dungeons & Dragons */

2021-10-31T22:50:23Z

In Dungeons & Dragons

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:50, 31 October 2021
Line 24:		Line 24:
	Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.		Penanggalans have been a part of D&D since the [[Fiend Folio]] for AD&D. Here it was spelled "Pĕnanggalan". It was gruesome even by that book's standards, and its illustrator did not disappoint. Hey, all the kids who bought the thing got a crash-course in enterology and proctology, so - it wasn't a total waste.

	They were updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Fiend Folio Appendix, and got a "Necrology of the Penanggalan" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #222. They naturally made it into 3rd edition in the [[Oriental Adventures]] splatbook, and even made it into 4th edition in "Monster Vault: Threats to the [[Nentir Vale]]".		They were updated to 2e in the Monstrous Compendium Fiend Folio Appendix, and got a "Necrology of the Penanggalan" in [[Dragon Magazine]] #222. They naturally made it into 3rd edition in the [[Oriental Adventures]] splatbook (where it is spelled pennaggolan), and even made it into 4th edition in "Monster Vault: Threats to the [[Nentir Vale]]".

	Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, admittedly spelling their name as "Pennaggolan".		Whilst they haven't shown up officially in 5e yet, the fanmade "Monsters of the Orient" book on DM's Guild naturally features them, admittedly spelling their name as "Pennaggolan".

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 05:05, 1 September 2021

2021-09-01T05:05:02Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:05, 1 September 2021
Line 1:		Line 1:
	{{stub}}		{{stub}}
			{{NeedsImages}}

	The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.		The '''Penanggalan''' is a [[vampire]]-like monster from the mythology of Southeast Asia, and is similar in many ways to the [[Aswang]]. These cursed women look like normal people during the day, but at night their head detaches and flies off, dragging its lungs, heart, stomach and intestines beneath it as it flies around in search of blood to drink, with a particular fondness for feeding on pregnant women and young children (another Aswang-like trait). They can be detected during the day by a persistent odor of vinegar, as the head needs to soak its organs in vinegar to shrivel them up sufficiently in order to reinsert them back into its body. Because they must reunite with their body before sunrise, as sunlight will kill them if it touches them in their true state, traditional methods of warding them away involve creating barriers of thorns or broken glass, as the Penanggalan will not approach these for fear of getting tangled up in them. Destroying the body, or filling it with thorns and/or broken glass, is the best way to ensure they will die at sunrise.