Draghkar

XP 500
Movespeed 25
HP 25
DEF 5 Absorb 0
ATK 25
Skill Token of Affection: Before entering the battlefield, Draghkar chooses a target and starts cooing a lullaby to them. He lands 100' from the target. Draghkar moves 25' toward the target every turn. Every round, on the target's turn, they must roll a will saving throw of: 5 at <100', 7 at <75', 10 at <50', and 15 at <25' against being stunned for 1 turn while the draghkar closes in. Upon reaching melee range, Draghkar attacks, giving them the kiss of death. They suck the target's soul out through their mouth for 5d20 once per turn and continues after the target is unconscious.

The Draghkar would look a lot like ordinary men, were it not for their unnaturally large eyes, pale skin and a pair of leathery wings, though the wings are often used to hide their identity because they resemble a cloak under certain lighting conditions. Draghkar are slender and tall with very thin, frail arms and hands that are tipped with sharp talons. They have dark shoulder length hair that is often pulled back. A closer look at a Draghkar's almost white face would reveal that in addition to the soulless, inhumanly big eyes and gaunt cheeks, he possesses a misshapen mouth of blood red lips containing sharp pointed teeth.[1] The cries and screams of rage are shrill and distinct. Unlike Trollocs and Myrddraal, Draghkar have little ability to fight. However, fulfilling their role as highly specialized assassins does not require raw strength but rather stealth and agility. What they lack in force they make up for with their feared hypnotizing skill and deadly twisted "token of affection." The Draghkar will seek out its target and sing to it in a soft, crooning voice, lulling the victim into a hypnotized daze. When close enough, it appears to be kissing its victim, but is in fact sucking the very soul out of them, leaving them an empty husk. After devouring the soul, it will drain the life out of the victim as well. There is no known cure or redemption for anyone kissed by a Draghkar. Even if a victim is rescued after a momentary brush of the lips, they are forever changed, part of their soul drained away. Draghkar are usually used as outdoor assassins that corner their isolated victim at night.[1]They work under the control of Myrddraal and have little intelligence of their own.