Flock of cerulean purrhoots
A pack of large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body.
Motives & Tactics: Overwhelm with cuteness, flutter about, play dead, announce your arrival
A pack of large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body.
Cerulean Purrhoots can be described as large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body. They always appear in groups of at least three individuals. Purrhoots are extremely playful and do not accept boundaries of any sort.
When the Horde has marked half or more of their Hit Points, their standard attack deals 1d6+3 damage instead.
When a PC successfully attacks, they must mark 2 Stress or the attack roll becomes a Failure with Fear.
Spend a Fear. A target in Very Close range must succeed on a Presence Reaction Roll or become Infatuated by the Purrhoots until the end of the scene. An Infatuated target cannot attack the Purrhoots. Only two PCs can be Infatuated at a time.
When they mark a HP, spend a Fear to have the Purrhoots play dead. A PC can make an Instinct or Knowledge Roll to determine if they are still alive.
Tier 2 horde (1/HP)
A pack of large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body.
Motives & Tactics: Overwhelm with cuteness, flutter about, play dead, announce your arrival
Difficulty: 13 | Thresholds: 10/20 | HP: 6 | Stress: 3
ATK: 0 | Scratch: Melee | 2d6+3 Physical
Experience: Master Fluffers +2
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A pack of large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body.
Motives & Tactics: Overwhelm with cuteness, flutter about, play dead, announce your arrival
Cerulean Purrhoots can be described as large felines with wings and beaks. Their fluffy blue and yellow plumage covers the whole body. They always appear in groups of at least three individuals. Purrhoots are extremely playful and do not accept boundaries of any sort.
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