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Line 653: * [[God Save Us From the Queen]]: She and all of her daughters. * [[Public Domain Character]]: One of the [[Big Bad\|Big Bads]] of Russian and Slavic folklore. * [[Shout-Out]]: To ''[[~~Greyhawk (Tabletop Game)\|~~Greyhawk]]'', where she ''also'' had a daughter (Iggwilv) who became a witch-queen. She's explicitly noted in ''Pathfinder'' to travel to many different worlds, and ''The Witchwar Legacy'' mentions a daughter of hers with a name (Tashanna) similar to Iggwilv's alias (Tasha). * [[Sorcerous Overlord]]: Of Irrisen, though she rarely visits. * [[The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter]]: When you look at Baba Yaga, and then at any of her daughters, you really have to wonder how they're related. Line 755: * [[Nigh Invulnerability]]: It possesses the trifecta of obscenely high hit points, damage reduction, and regeneration. * [[Public Domain Character]]: The creature derives from a medieval French legend. It was adapted into ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' early on and gained a reputation as the game's most deadly (non-epic) monster. * [[Single -Specimen Species]]: It was magically created by Rovagug, so thankfully only one exists. === Varian Jeggare ===