| Black jinni | |
|---|---|
| |
| (Creature) | |
| Type | Outsider (chaotic, evil, extraplanar) |
| CR | 12 |
| Environment | warm deserts |
| Alignment | |
Source: The Impossible Eye, pg(s). 82-83 | |
Thought by many, even among the jann, to be myths and dark legends, the black jinn are an accursed and forgotten tribe of genies. Also known as black ghosts or nisnases, they are bearers of ill will and bringers of destruction upon both mortals and their own kind. These living ill omens are hateful creatures possessed by madness and a drive to call down ruin upon any who intrude upon their desolate sanctums. The few black jinn encountered on Golarion are thought of as terrors of the deep desert, arriving in sudden sandstorms, brilliant with electrical fury, and disappearing just as quickly to leave behind no trace of lost comrades or merely corpses, charred or glazed in molten glass. Largely, black jinn are creatures of myth and legend, but a handful of mortals know the terrible truth which few live long enough to tell.[1]
References[]
- ↑ David Eitelbach & Hank Woon. (April 22, 2009). Snagged from the Vault: Pathfinder Adventure Path #23: "The Impossible Eye", Paizo Blog.