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Undead Dire-Cat Solitary, Small Rip and sash with claws & teeth (b[2d10+4] damage) 42 HP 0 armor Close, Forceful, Near A pretty large, undead cat-beast - maybe a bit battered depending on the length of its undead-ness. Usually under control or loyal to a necromancer, depending on the mage's or summoner's skill and passion for cats. Instinct: To command lesser animals; To obey a master
- Command lesser cats, shred enemies with claws & teeth
- Dead if HP=0 or Brain destroyed.
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Al Magalas Solitary, Large, Stealthy, Terrifying Bite (d10 damage 1 piercing) 16 HP 1 armor Special Qualities: Water breath, His gaze inflict terror A large snake with the head of an old, terrifying man. His theets are similar to nails, his eyes are completely red and he's a long white beard. Instinct: His feed is fear
- Terrify people
- Surprise attack, fear
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Barker Group, Small, Devious Claws and Teeth (d4+2 damage 1 piercing) 6 HP 1 armor Close Special Qualities: Seemingly innocent A small, seemingly harmless monster at first glance. Barkers are known for their sharp claws and awful high pitched cries. Individually, they are harmless but in large numbers can be a dangerous to unprepared adventures. Instinct: To ruin any form of good things
- Annoying sounds
- It will emit sounds that lowers focus
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Mouth Eye Group, Disgusting Slurping bite (d8 damage) 6 HP 0 armor Close Special Qualities: A giant eye prodtruding from the end of its tongue Though terrifying in appearance, the humanoid 'Mouth-Eyes' are weaker than the average human, and not nearly as intelligent. They are often found in small groups near sites of magical corruption, and what they lack in physical skill, they make up for with a knack for spotting potential snacks, and a ravening hunger for flesh, human or animal. Instinct: to defile
- Eat with its giant mouth-head
- Dribble caustic goo
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Rock-Paper-Scissors Golem Solitary, Huge Massive Blade (d10+5 damage) 20 HP 3 armor Reach This golem appears once you solve the blade-scroll-stone puzzle. It enforces the logic of the game as if it is all it knows. If it sees that you are using a blade, it tries to crush you. If you use scrolls (spells), they swipe you with a blade. If you throw rocks at it (for some reason?) it will have no defense because it had already used it's scroll, and it keels over, allowing anyone to kill it. Instinct: to enforce
- Follow Game Logic
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The Doppleganger White Dragon Solitary, Huge, Magical, Intelligent, Hoarder Dragon's Breath (d12+3 damage) 24 HP 5 armor Reach, Ignores Armor, Far This ancient being is tired of the division of the world, and sets out to unify all into one under his fierce reign. Using his mimic abilities, he has disguised as a man on the darker side of politics known as the White Suit due to how he could easily be a scape-goat when people realize what is going on. In order to do this, after the heroes stopped taking quests from the White Suit, the dragon initiated Plan B where he kidnapped the real White Suit and stowed him away to take his place for everyone else. Using the new group powers he stole from the White Suit, he believes that his victory is guaranteed. Instinct: to conquer
- Steal another's form
- Doppleganger(Copy another's Form), Cloudkill, Dominate, Soul Gem(Interrogation)
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Zombie Cattle Dog Group, Small, Construct Bite (d8 damage) 14 HP 0 armor Close Special Qualities: Follow orders, protect the heard It was a dog. It's dead now. Yet, it still follows the directions of its master to protect and guide the master's herd of cattle. Instinct: Attack anything that gets too close to the herd
- Keep the cattle safe