So this is in response to Zak Smith's awesome posts on monsters from the original Monster Manual. I love the idea of "lava children," though to me the term conjures a troop of adorable, baby-shaped lava elementals. They're not evil, per se, but they're full of the terrifying glee of children with a lighter and a coloring book. They don't mean to burn down your house, but sometimes there's just no stopping the little bastards. I apologize for the strange formatting my blog forces on creature stat-blocks.
Lava Children | Level 4 Skirmisher | ||
Small | XP 175 | ||
Initiative +8 Senses Perception +3 | |||
C | |||
The cherubic forms dance and play in the magma, spraying hot liquid rock all about them. | |||
Burst 3; +7 vs Reflex; 1d10 + 4 and ongoing 5 fire | |||
R | |||
The small creature lashes out, a gob of hot lava hurtling towards its target. | |||
Ranged 10; +9 vs AC; 2d8 + 4 and ongoing 5 fire. | |||
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Lava Children gain a +1 bonus to attack rolls for each Lava Child that is adjacent to it. | |||
Alignment Unaligned | Languages — | ||
Str 12 (+3) | Dex 18 (+6) | Wis 12 (+3) | |
Con 12 (+3) | Int 12 (+3) | Cha 12 (+3) | |
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