Juvenile Basilisk
An almost normal snake skilled at scavenging and survival.
Motives & Tactics: hunger, scavenge, wear down, surround
An almost normal snake skilled at scavenging and survival.
The juvenile form of the Basilisk, a chicken-snake beast.
During the first months of its life, the basilisk closely resembles a normal snake in its appearance. However, as opposed to snakes, it tends to stay close to its mother which protects its children.
Due to difficulties of studying them, scholars still don’t know how the chicken part comes to be. It is theorized that during the last molt of its juvenile phase, the basilisk actually undergoes a metamorphosis after which the chicken part forms.
The Juvenile Basilisk is defeated when they take any damage. For every 3 damage a PC deals to the Juvenile Basilisk, defeat an additional Minion within range the attack would succeed against.
Spend a Fear to choose a target and spotlight all Juvenile Baslisks within Close range of them. Those Minions move into Melee range of the target and make one shared attack roll. On a success, they deal 1 physical damage each. Combine this damage.
Tier 1 minion
An almost normal snake skilled at scavenging and survival.
Motives & Tactics: hunger, scavenge, wear down, surround
Difficulty: 10 | Thresholds: 1/1 | HP: 1 | Stress: 1
ATK: -4 | Bite: Melee | 1 Physical
Experience: Keen Senses +3
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An almost normal snake skilled at scavenging and survival.
Motives & Tactics: hunger, scavenge, wear down, surround
The juvenile form of the Basilisk, a chicken-snake beast.
During the first months of its life, the basilisk closely resembles a normal snake in its appearance. However, as opposed to snakes, it tends to stay close to its mother which protects its children.
Due to difficulties of studying them, scholars still don’t know how the chicken part comes to be. It is theorized that during the last molt of its juvenile phase, the basilisk actually undergoes a metamorphosis after which the chicken part forms.
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