Fungal Fang Elder
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Adversary overview
Fungal creature with instincts of a predatory canine
Ingridients:
Fang Cap: Bitter (2), Weird (1)
Tounge Tendrils: Sour (1), Savory (1), Weird (1)
Liver: Sweet (1), Salty (2)
Stat block
Standard attack
Features
Passives
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Pack Tactics
If the Fang makes a successful standard attack and another Fungal Fang is within Melee range of the target, deal 2d10+8 physical damage instead of their standard damage and you gain a Fear.
Actions
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Spore Breathfear 1
Spend a Fear to have the Fungal Fang breathe out a wave of spores. All targets within Close range have to make an Instinct Reaction Roll or become Poisoned until they succed on Presence Roll or the Fungal Fang marks their last HP. While Poisoned, each time the Fungal Fang marks HP, the targets must mark a Stress.
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Agressive Pouncestress 1
Mark a Stress to move into Melee range of a target and make an attack roll against them. On a success the target gets 4d4+12 direct physical damage and becomes Vulnerable until they clear at least 1 HP.
Reactions
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Defend the Nest!stress 1
When a target moves within Melee range of a Fungal Pup, mark a Stress to immieditaly spotlight 1d4 allies. Attacks they make while spotlighted in this way deal half damage unless you spend 1 Fear
Motives & tactics
Experiences
- Keen Senses +3
- Leader of the Pack +2
Fungal Fang Elder
Tier 2 leader
Fungal creature with instincts of a predatory canine
Motives & Tactics: Hunt, Infect, Protect Pack
Difficulty: 15 | Thresholds: 14/25 | HP: 7 | Stress: 4
ATK: +4 | Claws: Melee | 2d10+4 Physical
Experience: Keen Senses +3, Leader of the Pack +2
HP:
STRESS:
Features
Fungal Fang Elder
Ingridients:
Fang Cap: Bitter (2), Weird (1)
Tounge Tendrils: Sour (1), Savory (1), Weird (1)
Liver: Sweet (1), Salty (2)
Domains
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Class Items
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Fungal Fang Elder Subclasses
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