Very interesting placing it in a plot focused on romance.

I found the concept for this creature intriguing. I'd be interested to learn more about its back-story -- why is it forced to do what it does? Perhaps an adventure could be designed around unraveling this mystery and setting the creature free.

The only thing I didn't care for was that the creature takes on the stats of the PC it fights. As a GM, I don't know my players' abilities, spells, feats, powers, etc. nearly as well as they do. I'd be overwhelmed if I suddenly had to control a monster that had a PC's character sheet. If I were to use this creature, I would work to simplify the PC, boiling his/her abilities down into a more manageable package. That could be tough to balance, but I still believe it would be the better alternative.

Other than this fairly minor complaint, this is a worthwhile creature to download and take a look at.

An interesting concept, taking a metaphorical theme and making it fantasy-literal. The one thing that annoyeed me was the name of the curse. "Forever Alone"? That completely throws one off the poetic track and straight into pointless-meme-land. Other than that, a good and idea-inspiring entry. Of course, the creature's stat system is nearly identical to the 2nd Edition AD&D Aleax (Planescape Campaign Setting), although it does make sense.

I thought the idea and concept were interesting and easily adaptable. it wouldn't work directly for a DM but would make an interesting and powerful enemy for a PC or PC's to deal with.

The beast is a very good concept. I am a bit less happy about it being a mirror copy of the character; it is a acceptable way to be sure the difficulty of the encounter is on par with the capacities of the character but it is not something I like, so the 4 star rating.

Another fun product from Troll ITC! I absolutely love the concept! I can't wait to use this creature's creepy, detached facade to make promises of death to loved ones, only to surprise the PCs with humble, sorrowful regret if they prevail. This is the type of creature that tugs on the heart strings and sensibilities of your players, and the ensuing drama is sure to be a romping good time in the hands of a good, patient GM.