Tsukumogami

Tsukumogami
	(Creature)
Level	Varies
Alignment	Varies
	Images of tsukumogami
	Source: Bestiary 3, pg(s). 276
Type	Outsider; (kami, native)
CR	+2
Environment	Any
	Images of tsukumogami
	Source: Bestiary 5, pg(s). 253

Tsukumogami¹ are the amalgamations between a kami and an object that reached the 100-year anniversary of its crafting, which serves as the kami's ward.²

Appearance

An object that becomes a tsukumogami grows additional features such as a tongue, arms, or legs.²

Ecology

Tsukumogami run the gamut in personality, outlook and function. Most tsukumogami are not evil, but mischievous and scary. Benevolent tsukumogami form from well-kept and cared objects; while neglected or misused objects often form evil tsukumogami that are prone to transforming into oni. A tsukumogami is always merged with its ward, and unlike most kami, it forms an amalgam with its ward, so it can move and communicate while merged.²

Types

The best-known types of tsukumogami are the koto-furunishi, formed from koto; the kasa-obake, formed from umbrellas; and the boroboroton, formed from tattered old sleeping mats.²

External links

Tsukumogami (real-world myth) on Wikipedia

References

↑ Tsukumogami is used for both singular and plural.
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 Dennis Baker et al. (2015). Bestiary 5, p. 252–253. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-60125-792-5

[1] Tsukumogami is used for both singular and plural.

[B5-252-253-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 ^2.3 Dennis Baker et al. (2015). Bestiary 5, p. 252–253. Paizo Inc. ISBN 978-1-60125-792-5

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