(" Once We Were Gods") They can create illusions, as Diana caused Meisner to bring firewood to the cabin after he thought he actually picked her up in the middle of the forest, and she did the same thing at Nick and Juliette's home, where she made it look like she was alone on the bed until Juliette picked her up and saw she only picked up a pillow. (" The Show Must Go On") They can be somewhat pyrokinetic, as Adalind's daughter, Diana, lit up a fire in the fireplace at the cabin. They also possess other abilities, such as telekinesis, demonstrated when Adalind turned the gun of one of the Verrat against him at a distance. However, Hexenbiests are physically powerful enough to give Grimms a degree of trouble. Hexenbiests are not as strong as Grimms, as on three separate occasions, Grimms were able to gain the upper hand in a fight with them. In their woged form, they also possess superhuman strength, able to casually overpower a grown man and rip him apart they do not possess this strength in human form though.
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Hexenbiests and Zauberbiests are shown to be among the most powerful Wesen in the series due to their many powerful abilities. Woged or not, they can be identified by a dark U-shaped birthmark on the underside of their tongues.
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When a Zauberbiest woges, their skin appears more aged and wrinkled than their female counterparts, and their eyes entirely turn a glowing red, almost as if they are hot embers. Interestingly, Hexenbiests find this decayed look sexy. Their woged appearance becomes more decrepit-looking as they age. When they woge, unlike many other Wesen, Hexenbiests still appear human however, their skin decays so that it resembles a corpse, their teeth sharpen, and their hair may turn gray. 3.1 Natural Enemies: Mellifer and Hexenbiest.
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