Yeth Hound
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| Name | Yeth Hound |
| Counties Present | Devon |
| Haunts | Cemeteries and forests |
| Active Hours | Dusk to 3:00 |
| Omens | Characteristic wails |
| AWOL Class | Outlier (Type A) |
| Disposition | Passive |
| Resolve | Low |
| Strengths | Loud scream can stun living and undead; unusually agreeable |
| Weaknesses | Unwilling to defend itself |
| Alternate Forms | None known |
The Yeth Hound rivals the Gytrash for its sheer disruption. A staple of southern black dogs, it gallops through forests and villages for the thrill of being alive.
Appearance
A typical Yeth Hound resembles a bipedal two-legged dog with large eyes and a disproportionately large head, complete with a skeletal muzzle. When it cannot gallop, it drags itself across the floor with its snout.
Anomalies include Yeth Hounds with missing legs, longer tails and extra faces fused to their existing heads.
Relations with other Ethereals
Barghest
If a Barghest will not spend all night blitzing through the country, it doesn't want to hear anything.
Black Shuck
Much to the horror of the Shuck, a Yeth Hound will not only approach it, but give chase. Not out of aggression, as many onlookers notice, but simply because it can. Though when the Shuck realises this, the Yeth only has so much time to save itself.
Church Grim
If a Church Grim will not spend all night running headfirst at small children, it doesn't want to hear anything.
Gytrash
A match made in noise-complaint hell. A truly evil idea.
Skriker
If a Skriker and all the souls of the damned will not spend all night body-slamming the elderly, it doesn't want to hear anything.
Notable Individuals
- (None currently documented.)