Degholau
CREATURE 13Degholaus form from wretched souls who betrayed their societies to evil ends or for personal gain. These fiends resemble bloated, bestial humanoids with eyeless mole-like faces. They have five tails, all of which feature blood-red eyes.
High Crimes
Those whose souls become degholaus abused positions of authority in their nation for personal gain or simply out of a need for cruelty. They might have sold secrets, weakened institutions, or initiated military action against their own people. Some initially deluded themselves into believing their actions were righteous or victimless, but eventually embraced their destructive role, damaging their soul so completely they transform into these demons after their judgment.
This monster can see in all directions simultaneously and therefore can't be flanked.
The first time each round that a creature critically succeeds at a save against a degholau's Veil of Lies or that a creature confronts the fiend on a falsehood immediately after the demon fails to Lie, the degholau takes 3d6 mental damage and becomes Frightened 1.
15 feet. A degholau exudes a faint scent of rotting wildflowers in its aura—an odor that dulls the mind. A creature that ends its turn in the aura must attempt a DC 30 Will save.
Critical Success The creature is unaffected and is temporarily immune to Veil of Lies for 1 minute.
Success The creature is unaffected.
Failure The creature is Stupefied 1 while it remains in the aura and for 10 minutes after leaving the aura.
Critical Failure As failure, except Stupefied 2.