The Starbeast
A Lovecraftian creature born in another realm or plane. It's form was misshaped and deformed when entering our reality
Motives & Tactics: Battles till the end, Summon minions, Stays far, Can't be reason with
A Lovecraftian creature born in another realm or plane. It's form was misshaped and deformed when entering our reality
This adversary can be spotlighted up to X times per GM turn, where X equals the number of PCs in the scene. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.
This adversary is resistant to magic damage.
Make an attack against a target within Very Close range. On a success, deal 2d20 physical damage and the target must make an agility reaction roll. If the target fails the reaction roll it becomes Restrained and Vulnerable. When the target gets the spotlight again they can retry the roll. The target can also be released if The Starbeast marks two hit points.
Once per scene, mark a Stress to summon 1d6 additional adversaries (Cephilith Abomination), which appear at Far range.
Spend a Fear to have The Starbeast unleash a wave of pure arcana and psychic energy. Each PC within Far Range must make an Instinct Reaction Roll (22). Targets who fail take 4d12 direct Damage and mark a stress. Targets who succeed become Vulnerable until a successful attack is dealt to them, they also must mark a stress.
When this adversary makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear.
Tier 4 solo
A Lovecraftian creature born in another realm or plane. It's form was misshaped and deformed when entering our reality
Motives & Tactics: Battles till the end, Summon minions, Stays far, Can't be reason with
Difficulty: 21 | Thresholds: 39/70 | HP: 12 | Stress: 7
ATK: +8 | Seeing eye: Far | 3d20+4 Magical
Experience: Being from another plane +4, Godlike +3, Arcane master +3
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A Lovecraftian creature born in another realm or plane. It's form was misshaped and deformed when entering our reality
Motives & Tactics: Battles till the end, Summon minions, Stays far, Can't be reason with
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