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Flock of Young Paruntheras

Adversaries Designed by Konstantin Lasko • Art by Reparatus Art

Adversary overview

Group of young hatchlings learning how to hunt together

A flock of small paruntheras that usually residers on their mother’s back and only jumps down when a significant danger appears.
Should be used together with other paruntheras:
Parunthera Matriarch
Parunthera Male

Stat block

Tier
2
Type
Horde
Difficulty
13
HP
6
Stress
3
Attack mod
+1
Damage thresholds
Minor Damage — Mark 1 HP Minor
Mark 1 HP
12
Major Damage — Mark 2 HP Major
Mark 2 HP
19
Severe Damage — Mark 3 HP Severe
Mark 3 HP

Standard attack

Beaks
Range: Melee
Damage: 2d6+3
Attack Mod: +1
Damage Type: Physical

Features

Passives

  • Horde (2d4+1)

    When the Horde has marked half or more of their Hit Points, their standard attack deals 2d4+2 damage instead.

  • Pack Tactics

    Flock of Young Paruntheras has advantage on attacks made against creatures that have at least one other Parunthera in Melee range with them.

Actions

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Reactions

  • Fleeing Flock
    stress 1

    When Flock of Young Paruntheras takes a Major or higher damage it can mark a Stress to move up to a Close range.

Motives & tactics

Circle the prey Follow the lead

Experiences

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Flock of Young Paruntheras

Tier 2 horde (1/HP)

Group of young hatchlings learning how to hunt together

Motives & Tactics: Circle the prey, Follow the lead

Difficulty: 13 | Thresholds: 12/19 | HP: 6 | Stress: 3

ATK: +1 | Beaks: Melee | 2d6+3 Physical

Experience: —

HP:

STRESS:

Features

Fleeing Flock - Reaction: When Flock of Young Paruntheras takes a Major or higher damage it can mark a Stress to move up to a Close range.
Horde (2d4+1) - Passive: When the Horde has marked half or more of their Hit Points, their standard attack deals 2d4+2 damage instead.
Pack Tactics - Passive: Flock of Young Paruntheras has advantage on attacks made against creatures that have at least one other Parunthera in Melee range with them.

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