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• On the plane of Magic weapons are required to harm a barghest.
• The Barghest often serves as an omen of death.
• The barghest is portrayed as a fourth edition.
• It is a planetouched creature that is the combination of a Barghest ancestor and goblin blood.
• In the setting, a barghest's personality traits are thought to be stronger than those of goblinoids.
• In the book " Savage Species " ( 2003 ), the barghest is presented as a player character character class.
• Black dogs are almost universally regarded as malevolent, and a few ( such as the Barghest ) are said to be directly harmful.
• If anyone were to get in the Barghest's way it would strike out with its paw and leave a wound that never heals.
• Following the dark elf for some time, Dove and her companions wished to determine his purpose and his role in the slaying of two barghest whelps.
• Upon attaining full growth and power, according to the article, the barghest shifts itself back to Gehenna in search of its own reeking valley rift.
• A barghest cannot be harmed by fire, but a barghest in canine form can be sent back to its home plane if hit by a magical fire attack.
• A barghest cannot be harmed by fire, but a barghest in canine form can be sent back to its home plane if hit by a magical fire attack.
• The " Liber Malevolentiae " booklet notes that someone seeing a single barghest on Gehenna should know that there are likely plenty of others hiding just out of sight.
• It may also foretell the death of an individual by laying across the threshold of his or her house, and like the vampire the Barghest is unable to cross rivers.
• A year later on 26 May 2014 the songs of this EP were re-released together with " The Barghest O'Whitby " as " The Vaulted Shadows"
• Soon after, the band announced the release of the EP " The Barghest O'Whitby ", which was released 7 November 2011, and consists of a single, 27-minute track.
• At the passing of a notable person the Barghest may appear, followed by all the other dogs of the local area in a kind of funeral procession, heralding the person's death with howling and barking.
• In the novel " Forge of the Mindslayers " by Tim Waggoner, a Barghest is described as a lupine beast with blue tinged fur, a'goblin-ish'face, and human hands.
• In the 1870s a shapeshifting Barghest was said to live near Darlington and was said to take the form of a headless man ( who would vanish in flames ), a headless lady, a white cat, a rabbit, a dog, or a black dog.
• A barghest can slay and devour humans, which causes the barghest to become larger and more powerful through " the unholy vampirism attendant upon the slaughter of humanity . " The creature's skin darkens as it grows, from yellow towards a bluish red, eventually terminating in a deep blue.