Tehwhisz

Role: NPC
Base Stock: Holly Vine

MCC Stat Block: Tehwhisz (1): Init +7; atk 50 x strands of root hair melee +9 (1d12+4); AC 10; HD 15D5 hp 45; NO MOVEMENT; 1d20+1d20; SV Fort +6, Ref -1, Will +6
Mutations: Modified Vines (Squeeze and manipulate) - Her hair is treated as either of these mutations, but she has about 50 strands. Only six can attack a single opponent at once. In addition, she can throw large stones up to a kiloometer away accurately, using all 50 strangs at done doing 1d12+4 damage.Totally InfertileBlindNew Sense: She can detect a creature's life force. This sense works like hearing. Plats' life forces are more difficult to detect (-5).Precognition: Tehwhisz has a special form of Precognition, which can warn her of cataclysmic events anywhere on the continet up to a year away. She can use it once a week.Telepathy

Number Appearing: 1
Morale: 12
Hit Dice: HD 15D5
Armor: 0 (AC 10)
Size: Gargantuan Head 10 Meters Tall. Roots / Body 2.5 kilometers underground)

Movement: NO MOVEMENT

Attack: 50 x Strands of Root Hair melee +9 (1d12+4)

Frequency: NA
Organization: NA
Activity Cycle: Day
Diet: Omnivore
Habitat: Judgement Top in the Wasteland
Tech Level: 1 - 6
Artifacts: None

Description (Initial Observations): A twisted, ugly head lies atop the hill. it is with shock that you realize the head is actually 10 meters tall. Long, greasy strands of brown hair flow down a hundred meters from the head in all directions. The face is barely human, covered in mottled green and brown. The cavernous nose is covered with a strange, fuzzy growth; the eyes are closed. The creature's body, if any exists, is buried deep in the hill.

Reactions: No known interactions

Behavior: Tehwhisz is a mutated plat of sorts. The head is connected to a root system that extends for two and a half kilometers. She is the final arbiter of disputes among the inhabitants of the Old Place. All discussions of any importance between hostile nations take place on Judgement Top. Nobody knows if Tehwhisz has any other mutations or abilities then the ones listed here. Her purpose and goals are hidden. If asked, she is willing to act as arbiter between groups. agreements signed in her presence are always done so honestly. Tehwhisz can usually identify any contrary intention or lie. The Judge is free to use Tehwhisz for any purposes, create new powers, or add more to those which already exist in her arsenal.

Behavior: Behavior not recorded

Society: Anthropological studies incomplete