Desiccant Seraph
A flying mound of quivering flesh, blight-weeping pustules, and too many eyes, that resonates with terrifying psionic energies.
Motives & Tactics: Cull the meek, Malign the faithful, Retaliate, Smite
A flying mound of quivering flesh, blight-weeping pustules, and too many eyes, that resonates with terrifying psionic energies.
Made for the Mike Underwood and Carlos Cisco’s Fear Fest, its features were limited to 150 words.
Spend a Fear to Condemn a soul within Far range until they roll a success with Hope or their next rest. While Condemned, the target replaces their Hope Die with a d10 and when the target spends Hope to use features against the Seraph, they must also mark a Stress.
Mark a Stress to whisper an unholy utterance that desiccates nearby foes. All targets within Very Close range must succeed on a Presence Reaction Roll or take 1d6+2 direct magic damage and mark a Stress.
Countdown (Loop 1d4). When the Seraph sees a hostile target for the first time, activate the countdown. When it triggers, the Seraph makes a standard attack against up to three targets. Targets the Seraph succeeds against lose a Hope. If they succeed against more than one target, you gain a Fear.
Tier 1 solo
A flying mound of quivering flesh, blight-weeping pustules, and too many eyes, that resonates with terrifying psionic energies.
Motives & Tactics: Cull the meek, Malign the faithful, Retaliate, Smite
Difficulty: 14 | Thresholds: 8/13 | HP: 10 | Stress: 4
ATK: +3 | Cauterous Gaze: Far | 1d10+4 Magical
Experience: Divine Knowledge +3, Foresight +3
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A flying mound of quivering flesh, blight-weeping pustules, and too many eyes, that resonates with terrifying psionic energies.
Motives & Tactics: Cull the meek, Malign the faithful, Retaliate, Smite
Made for the Mike Underwood and Carlos Cisco’s Fear Fest, its features were limited to 150 words.
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