Beware of Foxes
It is possible to tell if a man is really a Fox. It's the way they smirk at nearly any joke, try as they might to repress the laughter. Travel with one, and you'll find it eats no fruits or vegetables.
It is told that a husband once got wind his wife had been seen with another man and, in a drunken rage, beat her to death with his own right hand. Not an hour later he spied his own wife—alive again—devouring her own body. He knew then it was a Fox and he hung himself.
Another Fox arrived and the pair took the place of the couple. When their son returned from war not even he could tell the difference. Only that they were more joyful, more playful, and more in love.
HD - 1
AC - Unarmored
Attacks - 1d6 Bite
No. Appearing - 1-in-6 chance of 1d6+1, otherwise 1
Foxes may shapeshift, and work one Glamour a day. Their changed forms are purely illusory. Cracks show if the Fox is damaged.