Wraith

"In modem usage, a "wraith" is nothing more than a ghost; however, the word comes from the Old Norse vorthr, which actually means "warder" or "guardian." The wraith of modern fantasy is exactly that: an undead guardian, usually created by magic. This trend originated in the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, whose Ring-Wraiths were powerful undead warriors and champions of darkness."

Wraiths are Undead, Robed, Ghostlike creatures. They weaken creatures by touching them.

Wraiths do not go far from Their grave.

Wraith variants include: when another Wraith uses Spawn Wraith. When a Wraith kills a Person, That Person becomes a free-willed Wraith.
 * Wraith. Standard Wraith.
 * Dread Wraith. Big, Powerful Wraiths.
 * Sword Wraith. Armoured Wraiths with Swords.
 * Mad Wraith. Insane Wraiths.
 * Moon Wraith. Cresent-Shaped Wraiths made from dead Lycanthropes.
 * Wisp Wraiths. Wisp Wraiths are the result of a Wraith who failed to form correctly
 * Vortex Wraith. Vortex Wraiths rise when a Person dies in a tornado or a storm
 * Oblivion Wraith. Large, Shadowy rips in Reality that absorb light and distort Their surroundings.
 * Ringwraith. Invisible exept for robes and red eyes, These are the most powerful Wraiths.
 * Void Wraith. Not truely Wraiths, These are the Undead forms of Air elementals, Named for Their resemblance to Wraiths.
 * Pistol Wraith. Gun-Wielding Wraiths.
 * Substantial Wraith. Corporeal, Skeletal Wraiths.
 * Draconic Wraith. Dragon Wraiths.

Over time, Wraits evolve into more powerful Wraiths.