Charon was the lord of the Styx, from its beginning to its end. He despised any outsider, particularly wastriliths, who dared interfere with his river and hunted them down. He also …

Charon rolls a 1d4 and regains a spell usage – 1-2; 3/day spell, 3; 1/day spell or 4; 1/week. Charon targets one creature he can see within 30 feet of him. A crackling cord of negative …

Mar 7, 2025 · Charon is a Lich-like undead monster who appears as a tall, disturbingly gaunt, extremely old man with a long scraggly beard and fierce, flashing eyes, who is clad in a …

Merrenoloths, also known as marraenoloths,[2][3] charonadaemons,[4] and the in-between were the highest ranking of the lesser yugoloths and in charge of piloting the boats that sailed the …

Charon was born from the primordial goddess of night, Nyx, through parthenogenesis (by herself). At some point, Charon became the ferryman of Hades. He carries the souls of the newly …

Charon, The Ferryman, The Boatman of the Lower Planes is a unique Yugoloth (an "Astraloth") modified from a mundane marraenoloth into a greater lifeform. He is the defender of the River …

Jul 8, 2018 · Charon is the ferryman of the dead, carrying spirits across the Styx if they were buried or cremated with a coin in their mouth, leaving them to wander the banks forever if they …

Charon (also known as Cerlic) is a powerful altraloth, a lord of the yugoloths, reportedly transformed into a more powerful creature by the night hags of the Gray Waste. Charon's role …

Charon, one of the most enigmatic figures in Greek mythology, stands as the eternal ferryman of the underworld. His job is not one of choice, but of duty—a duty to transport the souls of the …