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| - The Sea Hag is a fictional character owned by King Features Syndicate. She is a tall, masculine looking witch featured in comics/cartoons as a nemesis to the character Popeye. The Sea Hag was created by Elzie Crisler Segar in 1929 as part of the Thimble Theater comic strip.
- A sea hag, also known as a harridan, is a humanoid species of "wailing women" whose husbands were presumably lost at sea. Their physical bodies are made up of coastal detritus, with hair of seaweed and bones of driftwood. They wear clothing crafted from tattered sails and old fishing nets, entangled with various bones. They can usually be found atop cliffs on the coast of Gilneas, staring out at the sea.
- Sea hags were wicked, cruel fey creatures. As their name implied, they were found in and along the shores of the sea.
- According to the Book of Shadows, the Sea Hag has power of her natural environment. She can create rainstorms, hurricanes, and even tidal waves.
- Race: monstrous Alignment: chaotic evil Armor class: 13 Hit points: 16 Attack bonus: +7 Damage: 2d4+4 piercing-slashing damage (creature weapon) Hit dice (level): 3 Challenge rating: 4 Size: large Trained skills:(‡) hide (4), listen (12), spot (12) Feats: alertness, weapon proficiency (creature)
- As loathsome and grotesque as their cousins on land, the Sea Hag dwell in hidden caves, murky grottos and foul passages, gathering anything magical about them to increase their power. In the underwater realms, the magic of Black and Silver Pearls is greatly coveted by these hideous crones, and they hoard them even more jealously than most races they share the seas with.
- The Sea Hag is the sorceress of immortality, born into the true first human colony of Xanth, 2200 years before the First Wave. When she dies, she can take over any body she wishes, male or female (a fact she discovered after her first death). When she was known as the Sea Girl, she married a man named Green Horn. He made her life miserable. When he died, she vowed she would make every man's life as miserable as Green Horn made hers.
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