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Blasphemous Angel Evelyar (Umbra-Touched)

Adversaries Designed by Dave Gabilondo

Adversary overview

Her holy mission slandered and her compassion punished for audacity, a darker power became seeded within her buried and bound soul. The Grand Ordinants created their own dark prophesy.

This was used on the Critical Role’s Age of Umbra campaign

Stat block

Tier
2
Type
Solo
Difficulty
14
HP
12
Stress
8
Attack mod
+3
Damage thresholds
Minor Damage — Mark 1 HP Minor
Mark 1 HP
12
Major Damage — Mark 2 HP Major
Mark 2 HP
24
Severe Damage — Mark 3 HP Severe
Mark 3 HP

Standard attack

Malediction Axe
Range: Very Close
Damage: 2d10+4
Attack Mod: +3
Damage Type: Physical

Features

Passives

  • Relentless (2)

    This adversary can be spotlighted up to 2 times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.

  • Unholy Aura

    When Evelyar takes damage, reduce it by the number of Profane Disciples within Close range. When a PC marks their last HP within Close range of Evelyar, she heals a HP and clears a Stress.

Actions

  • Arc of Judgement
    fear 1

    Spend a Fear to make an attack against all targets within Very Close range. On a success, they take 2d8+5 physical damage.

  • The Flock’s Call
    stress 1

    Mark a Stress to spotlight 1d4+1 allies. Attacks they make during this spotlight deal half damage.

  • Look Into The Void
    stress 1

    Mark a Stress to have a PC within Very Close range make an Insight or Presence Reaction Roll. On a failure, they Mark a Stress, they become Vulnerable until they roll a success with Hope, and Evelyar heals 2 HP.

Reactions

  • Blasphemous Choir

    Countdown (Loop 1d8) . When Evelyar is in the spotlight for the first time, activate the countdown. When it triggers, a choir of discordant voices covers an area within Far range of Evelyar. When a target marks HP from an attack by Evelyar within the dark song, all PCs within Far range of the target lose a Hope. This song can be ended by dealing Severe damage to Evelyar, after which the countdown restarts.

  • Momentum

    When this adversary makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear.

Motives & tactics

Punish many Dishearten Void stare

Experiences

  • Unholy Strength +3

Blasphemous Angel Evelyar (Umbra-Touched)

Tier 2 solo

Her holy mission slandered and her compassion punished for audacity, a darker power became seeded within her buried and bound soul. The Grand Ordinants created their own dark prophesy.

Motives & Tactics: Punish many, Dishearten, Void stare

Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 12/24 | HP: 12 | Stress: 8

ATK: +3 | Malediction Axe: Very Close | 2d10+4 Physical

Experience: Unholy Strength +3

HP:

STRESS:

Features

Relentless (2) - Passive: This adversary can be spotlighted up to 2 times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.
Unholy Aura - Passive: When Evelyar takes damage, reduce it by the number of Profane Disciples within Close range. When a PC marks their last HP within Close range of Evelyar, she heals a HP and clears a Stress.
Arc of Judgement - Action: Spend a Fear to make an attack against all targets within Very Close range. On a success, they take 2d8+5 physical damage.
The Flock’s Call - Action: Mark a Stress to spotlight 1d4+1 allies. Attacks they make during this spotlight deal half damage.
Look Into The Void - Action: Mark a Stress to have a PC within Very Close range make an Insight or Presence Reaction Roll. On a failure, they Mark a Stress, they become Vulnerable until they roll a success with Hope, and Evelyar heals 2 HP.
Blasphemous Choir - Reaction: Countdown (Loop 1d8) . When Evelyar is in the spotlight for the first time, activate the countdown. When it triggers, a choir of discordant voices covers an area within Far range of Evelyar. When a target marks HP from an attack by Evelyar within the dark song, all PCs within Far range of the target lose a Hope. This song can be ended by dealing Severe damage to Evelyar, after which the countdown restarts.
Momentum - Reaction: When this adversary makes a successful attack against a PC, you gain a Fear.

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