Dolghast Level 4 Brute
Medium aberrant humanoid XP 175
Initiative +3 Senses Perception +3; blindsight
Stench aura 2; any living creature within the aura takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls, skill checks, and ability checks.
HP 70; Bloodied 35
Regeneration 5
AC 19; Fortitude 17; Reflex 15; Will 16
Speed 6
M Claw (standard; at-will) • Necrotic
Claw; +7 vs. AC; (Claw); 1d6 + 4
M Double Attack (standard; at-will)
The dolghast makes two claw attacks.; 1
Dissolution (free; at-will)
If both claw attacks from the double attack hit the same target, the target is dazed (save ends).
Alignment Unaligned Languages —
Str 18 (+6) Dex 12 (+3) Wis 12 (+3)
Con 14 (+4) Int 6 (---) Cha 15 (+4)
As for your dolghast:
How bout giving it the undead keyword? I know dolghasts were only half-undead or something, but the undead keyword carries less rules baggage in this edition than in 3e. Did effects that worked specifically on undead work on the 3e dolghast? If so I'd give em the keyword.
Also, two attacks per turn on a non-elite, non-solo monster is fairly odd. Did you grab the basic power design from another monster? If so ignore the following advice.
If you made this custom, I'd redo the dolghast to only have one attack per turn, since it's not an elite or solo. I'd be more likely to have its power be this:
M Dissolution Claw (standard; at-will) • Necrotic
Claw; +7 vs. AC; [High Normal Damage Value] necrotic damage and make a secondary attack against the target. Secondary Attack: +5 vs. Fort; the target is dazed (save ends).
Also, if you want to keep the two attacks, theres no reason to keep Dissolution seperate from Double Attack. You can word it like this:
Double Attack (standard; at-will)
The dolghast makes two claw attacks. If both attacks hit the same target, the target is dazed (save ends).
Also, make sure you note the type of damage for the claw. Like:
M Claw (standard; at-will) • Necrotic
Claw; +7 vs. AC; (Claw); 1d6 + 4 necrotic damage.
How bout giving it the undead keyword? I know dolghasts were only half-undead or something, but the undead keyword carries less rules baggage in this edition than in 3e. Did effects that worked specifically on undead work on the 3e dolghast? If so I'd give em the keyword.
Technically, they aren't undead, they are "half-dead." Not the same. Given the effects they gave are mostly gone from 4E (immune to crits, sneak attack, healed by positive energy etc.) it seemed better to ignore that ability. Instead I made them more durable but bumping their HP and defenses a bit.
Perhaps adding a few of the immunites (poison) might be a good idea.
Also, two attacks per turn on a non-elite, non-solo monster is fairly odd. Did you grab the basic power design from another monster? If so ignore the following advice
I created it custom, but used similar monsters of the same level for comparison. The attack's damage is "low" to allow for the fact there are two of them. The "dissolution" ability seems to be they key flavor of the dolghast (beyond the "half-dead" that is quite odd for 4E) and it requires two attacks to pull it off.
Also, if you want to keep the two attacks, theres no reason to keep Dissolution seperate from Double Attack. You can word it like this:
Double Attack (standard; at-will)
The dolghast makes two claw attacks. If both attacks hit the same target, the target is dazed (save ends).
I thought about that. Dissolution being it's own power seemed the way to go, rather than "demoting" it to a side-effect of the double attack.
Also, make sure you note the type of damage for the claw. Like:
M Claw (standard; at-will) • Necrotic
Claw; +7 vs. AC; (Claw); 1d6 + 4 necrotic damage.
That's a Monster Builder flaw.
You can always call the double attack "Dissolution Frenzy" or something.
That's a Monster Builder flaw.
No it's not. The power can have necrotic damage as a keyword but the damage does not have to be necrotic. For example, your power may do 1d6 + 4 damage, and ongoing 5 necrotic damage (Save ends). Meaning it has the necrotic keyword, but the main part of the damage roll isn't necrotic damage. This is a cleaner way of doing things, even if it is a bit more work in adding things like "necrotic" damage onto the damage line specifically.
Still need to figure out how the Beetle Rot Disease works in 4E. Also, I need to stat up the Rancid Beetle Zombie.
I kept him as soldier, but could easily be convinced he has another role. I moved him to large, since the 3.5 version was large. Not a lot of large swarms in 4E, though.
A little late, but here's my first contribution:
Really no way to do it's 3e full attack justice (2 pincer attacks, 4 claw attacks, and then the sting) without turning it into an elite or solo. I decided to keep it a standard because Tsucora are "among the weakest" of Quori. The Sting was the big iconic attack of the 3e Tsucora, which basically delivered a Phantasmal Killer spell. Since 4e is less Save-or-Die-y, I figured an attack penalty and ongoing psychic damage was a good approximation of the target's own fears attacking it. Frightening Insinuation is the 3e Tsucora's Id Insinuation and Psychic Charm psi-like abilities mashed into one. Dominated seems like a really powerful ability to give to a standard monster, so I limited it to one turn and once per fight. Edit: After converting the Du'ulora I realized I missed a few things that should be common throughout all Quori. These are: Darkvision, Immunity to fear and sleep effects, and +2 to saving throws vs. charm. I downgraded the quori's immunity to charm effects since in 4e charm also includes domination effects and such, and I feel like as nightmares, immunity to domination isn't as core to their racial identity as immunity to fear and sleep (Since they ARE fear incarnate, and are dream creatures) I also converted their tendancy for DR overcome by Good weapons as a vulnerability to Radiant attacks. I feel this makes sense as the nightmare-quori have an affinity for shadow and the Kalashtar worship the great Light of the new age. So a weakness to representations of that universal Light is thematically appropriate.
Ascendant Councilor
Carcass Crab
Dream Serpent
Feral Spirit
Forgewraith
Homunculus
- Dedicated Wright
- Expeditious Messenger
- Furtive Filcher
- Packmate
- Persistent Harrier
Giant, Jungle
Horrid Animal
- Horrid Ape
- Horrid Rat
Karrnathi Dread Marshal
Living Spells
- Living Burning Spells
- Living Cloudkill
Mistling
Quori
- Tsoreva Quori
- Dream Master Quori
- Tsucora Quori
Radiant Idol
Rakshasa, Zakya
Rancid Beetle Swarm
Rancid Beetle Zombie
Roach Thrall
Scorrow
Symbiot
- Breed Leech
- Crawling Gauntlet
- Living Breastplate
- Shadow Sibling
- Spellwurm
- Stormstalk
- Tentacle Whip
- Throwing Scarab
- Winter Cyst
Tentacle Spider
Umbral Spy
Undying Councilor
Undying Soldier
Urdark
Vour
Warforged, Quorcraft
Warforged Raptor
Warforged Scorpion
Yuan-Ti Wretchling
Nice job, AvonRekaes.
Radiant Idol Level 11 Elite Controller (Leader)
Large immortal humanoid (angel) XP 1,200
Initiative +9 Senses Perception +7
Aura of false divinity aura 5; enemies in the aura take a –1 penalty to attack rolls.; allies in the aura gain +1 bonus to their attack rolls.
HP 224; Bloodied 112
AC 25; Fortitude 25; Reflex 23; Will 23
Resist 5 fire, 10 radiant
Saving Throws +2
Speed 6
Action Points 1
m Double Flail (standard; at-will) • Weapon, Fire
+16 vs. AC; (Reach 2); 2d6 + 6 fire damage
R Lightning Bolt (standard; recharge 5) • Arcane, Implement, Lightning
Ranged 10; +15 vs. Reflex; 2d6 + 9 lightning damage. The Radiant Idol makes secondary attacks against two other targets within 10 squares of the primary target, whether or not the primary attack hits
+15 vs. Reflex; 1d6 + 9 lightning damage
C Blood Oath (standard; encounter) • Charm
close burst 10; +15 vs. Will; the target is dazed (save ends). First Failed Save: The target is dominated (save ends)
A Wall of Fire (standard; sustain minor; encounter) • Conjuration, Fire
Area wall 8 (4 high) within 10; a wall of fire appears, blocking line of sight and rendering its space heavily obscured. It lasts until the end of Radiant Idol next turn. Any creature that starts its turn adjacent to the wall takes 1d6 + 5 fire damage. Entering the wall’s space costs 3 extra squares of movement. If a creature moves into the wall’s space or starts its turn there, that creature takes 3d6 + 5 fire damage.
C Cultist Mark (minor; at-will) • Charm
Close burst 10; automatic hit; one enemy in burst is marked by a Radiant Idol ally within 5 squares of it (save ends)
Teleport (move; encounter)
teleport 8
Alignment Any Languages Supernal, Common
Str 23 (+11) Dex 18 (+9) Wis 14 (+7)
Con 16 (+8) Int 11 (+5) Cha 19 (+9)
Equipment Double flail
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BTW, here is my list of 3.5 Eberron creatires to convert. It's not complete, and likely has a few already covered. Quori - Tsoreva Quori - Dream Master Quori - Tsucora Quori
Indeed, you're missing the quori from Secrets of Sarlona, which were originally published in Keith Baker's Nightmares of Eberron Dragon article. They are the Du'loora, the Hashalaq, and the Kalaraaq. (Probably messed the spelling up right there, my book isn't handy this right second)
Nice job, AvonRekaes.
Thanks! If I may, I'd like to "call dibs" on the rest of the Quori. Also, I'd like to suggest editing that list into the top post and making links to the posts in which the monster is converted. It'd be a great index to use. Might even get it stickied.
Just to "cement" my dibs on the Quori... :P
(For those that noticed the non-elite version posted earlier, I decided to make the Du'ulora elite because of its nature as a vanguard of the dreaming dark's forces, and its tendancy to act as battle-champions for Reidra while possessing an Inspired)
What would be nice is a set of templates that allow possessed creatures to have some of the quori's powers. Something like this:
[INDENT]Tsucora Possession Elite Soldier
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Will
Saving Throws +2
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
R Frightening Insinuation (standard; encounter) - Charm, Fear, Psychic
Ranged 10; +12 vs Will; 1d8+5 psychic damage and the target is dominated until the end of it's next turn.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possession’s Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Quori, telepathy 5
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Very nice job on the quori. I tried making a tsoreva but i'm not quite happy with it. Thanks for taking up the challenge.What would be nice is a set of templates that allow possessed creatures to have some of the quori's powers. Something like this:
Tsucora Possession Elite Soldier Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Will
Saving Throws +2
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
PowersR Frightening Insinuation (standard; encounter) - Charm, Fear, Psychic
Ranged 10; +12 vs Will; 1d8+5 psychic damage and the target is dominated until the end of it's next turn.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possession’s Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Quori, telepathy 5
Thats a great idea. I wonder if there'd be a way to do templates without making them elite? I mean, the Dreaming Dark could decide the best host for a job is just a normal shlub, and he wouldn't be all that powerful. Also I think the Dreaming Dark possessed agents in the ECS aren't elite. Maybe the template could be used only to represent the Inspired? I think that would work perfectly 
I'd also let it add the Quori's skills to the base creature, and if the base creature already has those skills increase them by 3 (like giving them "skill focus" in it).
Decided to make them minions because thats essentially what they are. The Quori use Tsorevas as cannon fodder, and each Tsoreva only wishes to die an impressive enough death to reincarnate as a Tsucora. As for their abilities, they basically only had two: Frightful Strike and Dissolving Weapon. The mind blade explaination isn't really necessary, and since Frightful Strike happens on every mind blade hit, I just combined them into the Mindfright Blade. As for Dissolving Weapon, I kept it limited and decided to do something interested in making it ongoing acid damage. Ongoing damage of the same type never stacks, so there's no real concern about Tsoreva quori minions loading down the party defender wih 8 iterations of ongoing 3 acid damage. Also, sidenote, I decided to go back and add "resist psychic" to the list of things all quori should get. As powerful psionic entities of the mind, it makes sense, plus I think it's a good approximation of the 3e quori's Psionic Resisance.
Aaaand while I have Magic of Eberron open:
This one was pretty difficult because the main shtick of the Dream Master was its Schism ability and psi-like abilities. I couldn't really give it all of its powers as new attacks cause it'd bloat the stat-block to high-heaven. I mainly used it's Tactics Round-by-Round to decide how to update it. I also tried to keep its dazing full-attack and Schism ability without making it an automatic TPK-machine. When compared to the Du'ulora, the Dream Master also only has the potential to damage three people a round, so I think it'll be okay. Also, if anyone's wondering, the name "Usvapna" comes from the back of Secrets of Sarlona, where I believe Keith Baker was trying to reconcile a few of the stylistic inconsistancies with the Magic of Eberron quori. (It seems like whoever made the Magic of Eberron quori assumed that all quori should be lobster-like monsters, and they didn't even give a "quori" name to the Dream Master. Plus the name "Dream Master" sounds as if they're really far up to totem pole when they're more like middle-management. Although the Dream Masters were noted as having been "directed" so I suppose its not that inconsistent, acknowledging that there were quori more powerful.)
I especially liked that you set the Tsoreva as a minion, his spiderclimb and the Mind Schism applied with the Dream Master.
The Quori use Tsorevas as cannon fodder, and each Tsoreva only wishes to die an impressive enough death to reincarnate as a Tsucora.
This could be a fun power to add to the Tsoreva (imagine the shock and horror it will create at the game table :evillaugh ):
Reincarnate
When hit by a critical hit the Tsoreva Quori is destroyed but return at the beginning of its next turn as Tsucora Quori.
Nice work on those Quori - AvonRekaes. I especially liked that you set the Tsoreva as a minion, his spiderclimb and the Mind Schism applied with the Dream Master.
Thanks for the kind words! Part of me knows that Keith is probably writing up his own 4e quori stats for a Dragon Article, but I figure it'd be helpful to get some quori stats out now. Thanks for the encouragement
This could be a fun power to add to the Tsoreva (imagine the shock and horror it will create at the game table :evillaugh ): Reincarnate When hit by a critical hit the Tsoreva Quori is destroyed but return at the beginning of its next turn as Tsucora Quori.
Hah! That'd really be something. I'm not sure how I'd really go about doing that, since encounter design is a lot more structured in 4e and less of a crapshoot. A chance for a minion to turn into a non-minion monster brings up all sorts of logistical problems in my mind, but it is a pretty cool idea. I could definately see it being something more of a set-piece encounter, rather than inherent in all Tsoreva.
Thats a great idea. I wonder if there'd be a way to do templates without making them elite? I mean, the Dreaming Dark could decide the best host for a job is just a normal shlub, and he wouldn't be all that powerful. Also I think the Dreaming Dark possessed agents in the ECS aren't elite.
Maybe the template could be used only to represent the Inspired? I think that would work perfectly
The reason I thought I'd leave them elites is because an elite is roughly equal to two normal creatures, and that's exactly what a possessed creature is. The increase to it's HP and and saving throws I was going to justify as the quori using it's psionic abilities to keep their chosen agent alive. I was thinking about maybe doing something when bloodied to show the toll taken on the possessing quori. I'm not quite sure though. Any feedback would be appreciated.
Actually, not to be a know-it-all, but the Dreaming Dark possessed agents in the ECS are elites :P . And looking them over, they have an ability that should probably be added to the template, Dual Mind (which forces enemies attacking the will to reroll and take the worse result).
Actually, not to be a know-it-all, but the Dreaming Dark possessed agents in the ECS are elites :P . And looking them over, they have an ability that should probably be added to the template, Dual Mind (which forces enemies attacking the will to reroll and take the worse result).
Oh are they? Nevermind then! Like I said it's an awesome idea. Feel free to make templates off my quori conversions
Living Spells
- Living Burning Spells
- Living Cloudkill
Living Cloudkill is in the ECG. See this thread for my thoughts on a Living Burning Hands.
Living Cloudkill is in the ECG. See this thread for my thoughts on a Living Burning Hands.
Yeah, I plan on tweaking the list somewhat this week (probably move the Dolghast later and make the first post an index of sorts). It might even be good to have a list of official adaptions. I would be nice to have a list of Living Spells produced already, or creatures who could easily be lifted straight and called a Living Spell.
Oh are they? Nevermind then! Like I said it's an awesome idea. Feel free to make templates off my quori conversions
Ok. Here's a bit of what I've got so far:
[INDENT]Tsucora Possession Elite Soldier
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Will
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 5 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
R Frightening Insinuation (standard; encounter) ✦ Charm, Fear, Psychic
Ranged 10; +12 vs Will; 1d8+5 psychic damage and the target is dominated until the end of it's next turn.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possession’s Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Quori, telepathy 5
[/INDENT]
[INDENT]Tsoreva Possession Soldier
Humanoid
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 5 psychic
Saving Throws +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Powers
Frightful Strike (free, when the Tsoreva Possession hits with a melee attack; at-will) ✦ Fear, Weapon
The target takes a -1 penalty to it's attack rolls until the end of it's next turn.
Dissolving Weapon (free, when the Tsoreva Possession hits with a melee attack; encounter) ✦ Acid, Weapon
the target takes ongoing 3 acid damage (save ends).
Mindblade ✦ Psychic, Weapon
When attacking with its melee weapon, the Tsoreva Possession may change the damage to psychic.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsoreva Possession’s Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Quori, telepathy 5
[/INDENT]
I'd do more, but it's a bit tedious trying to type out the powers you made for the different quori word for word. If you PM'd me the rich text versions from the monster builder, I could finish the rest relatively quickly.
While the boards were down I finished converting the final two quori, so without further ado...
Put the Kalaraq in it's own post for ease of indexing later.
So the Kalaraq and the Hashalaq were probably the hardest for me to convert. I used the Secrets of Sarlona version for both. The SoS Hashalaq has that "attacker takes half damage" ability not present in the Dragon magazine article. I couldn't tell at first glance if the Kalaraq had any changes.
So, the Kalaraq is notibly missing Focused Mind Seed. I briefly considered giving the Kalaraq an attack that exposed you to the Mind Seed disease, like lycanthropes expose you to various diseases like filth fever and moon frenzy, but I decided it was better to just leave as a fluff thing. If anything, I'd say that Focused Mind Seed is even worse than the Mind Seed disease and is just a ritual the Kalaraq can perform. That would have to be in a Lore section for it, though, since rituals are not placed in combat stat blocks.
The SoS Hashalaq has that "attacker takes half damage" ability not present in the Dragon magazine article.
To what Dragon article are you referring?
Rekko
The SoS Hashalaq has that "attacker takes half damage" ability not present in the Dragon magazine article.To what Dragon article are you referring?
Rekko
Nightmares of Eberron, by Keith Baker in Dragon Issue #324
Welp, just because I've done the quori doesn't mean I'll stop contributing.
This is Lurking Two-Maws, one of the Legendary Hunts from City of Stormreach. I basically took a Fang Titan Drake (which is a T-Rex) and scaled it back 5 levels but also turned it into a solo. Then I grabbed the Swallow ability from a purple worm, and added a few other touches like Tentacle Bock and the Flailing Tentacles aura.
Ok here's what I have so far for the Quori possessed creature templates so far. At the moment the template merely adds the mental powers and a few bonuses from each type of quori AvonRekaes has made (except for the Kalaraq).
Also, right now all the attack rolls for the powers are at level +2, with the damage being the same as the original monster. However, I'm hoping to go through and change this to be a bit of better fit for each template, and I'm also trying to find some way making the damage scale with level as well. Anyways, let me know what you think.
Tsoreva Possessed Creature
Prerequisite: Humanoid, Charisma 13
Tsoreva Possessed Creature Elite Soldier
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Fortitude
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 5 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
Dissolving Weapon (minor; encounter) ♦ Acid, Weapon
When attacking with its melee attack, the Tsucora Possessed Creature deals ongoing 3 Acid damage to its target (save ends).
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possessed Creature’s Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Quori, telepathy 20
Tsucora Possessed Creature
Prerequisite: Humanoid, Charisma 13
Tsucora Possessed Creature Elite Soldier
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Will
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 5 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
R Frightening Insinuation (standard; encounter) ♦ Charm, Fear, Psychic
Ranged 10; level +2 vs Will; Ranged 10; 2d6 + 5 psychic damage and the target is unable to move closer to the Tsucora Possessed Creaturee (save ends).
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possessed Creature's Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Riedran, Quori, Telepathy 20
Usvapna Possessed Creature
Prerequisite: Humanoid, Charisma 13
Usvapna Possessed Creature Elite Brute
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Fortitude, +3 Reflex, +2 Will
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 10 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +10 per level + Constitution score
Powers
Mind Schism
At the start of every encounter, an Usvapna Possessed Creature partitions its mind and rolls initiative twice, gaining two rounds in the initiative order. One mind is the primary mind and controls the Possessed Creature's body and has a full set of actions (standard, move, minor) on its turn. The secondary mind only has access to the powers granted by this template, cannot move, and has only one standard action and one minor action on its turn.
R Mind Thrust (standard; at-will) ♦ Psychic
Ranged 10; level +2 vs. Will; 3d6 + 6 psychic damage.
R Repressing Insinuation (standard; recharge 5) ♦ Charm, Psychic
Ranged 10; level +2 vs. Will; 3d8 + 6 psychic damage and the target cannot use encounter or daily attacks (save ends).
C Hostile Empathic Transfer (free, when first bloodied; encounter) ♦ Psychic, Healing
Close burst 5; targets the attacker that caused the Usvapna Possessed Creature to become bloodied; level +2 vs. Will; 4d10 + 6 psychic damage and the Usvapna Possessed Creature heals an amount of hit points equal to the damage dealt.
Mind Shift (minor 1/turn; at-will)
The Usvapna Possessed Creature teleports 1 square.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Usvapna Possessed Creature's Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Riedran, Quori, Telepathy 20
Hashalaq Possessed Creature
Prerequisite: Humanoid, Charisma 13
Hashalaq Possessed Creature Elite Controler
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +2 AC; +2 Will
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 10 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
Detect Hostile Intent aura 20
If enemies in the aura attempt to ambush the Hashalaq Possessed Creature, it may act in the suprise round.
C Intimate Knowledge (free, 1/round; at-will) ♦ Charm
Close burst 5; targets one enemy in burst; level +2 vs. Will; The Hashalaq Possessed Creature gains a +2 bonus to all Defenses and Insight checks against the target. These bonuses last until the quori hits another target with this attack.
R Empathic Insinuation (minor; recharge 5) ♦ Charm, Psychic
Ranged 10; level +2 vs. Will; 3d8 + 7 psychic damage.
Effect: The Hashalaq Possessed Creature immediately uses Malleable Form to assume the identity of one of the target's loved ones. Even if the target pierces the disguise, it cannot attack the Possessed Creature while it remains in this form (save ends).
Sympathetic Feedback (free, when an enemy within 10 squares hits the Hashalaq; at-will) • Charm
The triggering target takes 10 psychic damage if its attack dealt damage to the Hashalaq Possessed Creature. If the attack imposed the dazed or stunned condition on the Possessed Creature, the target is dazed or stunned as well.
Malleable Form (minor; at-will) • Illusion
The Hashalq Possessed Creature can disguise itself to appear as any Medium creature. A successful Insight check (opposed by the Possessed Creature’s Bluff check) pierces the disguise, but can only be performed if the Possessed Creature is interacted with physically.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Tsucora Possessed Creature's Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages All, Telepathy 20
Du'ulora Possessed Creature
Prerequisite: Humanoid, Charisma 13
Du'ulora Possessed Creature Elite Controller
Humanoid XP Elite
Defenses +4 AC;
Immune fear, sleep
Resist 10 psychic
Saving Throws +2; +2 to saving throws vs. charm
Action Point 1
Hit Points +8 per level + Constitution score
Powers
Insidious Fury aura 4
Enemies in the aura gain a +5 bonus to damage rolls, but take a -3 penalty to all attack rolls.
M Burning Rage (standard; recharge 6) ♦ Fire, Healing, Psychic
Level +2 vs. Will; 3d6 + 7 fire and psychic damage and the Du'ulora Possessed Creature heals 15 hit points of damage.
Effect: If the target is benefiting from, or used since its last turn, any power or effect with "Fury", "Rage", "Vengence", or "Wrath" in its name, the target takes 2d6 fire damage.
R Enraging Insinuation (minor; recharge 4) ♦ Charm, Fire, Psychic
Ranged 10; +17 vs. Will; 2d8 + 7 fire and psychic damage and the target makes a melee or ranged basic attack against its nearest ally with a +3 bonus to the attack roll.
Dual Mind
Any creature that attacks a Du'ulora Possessed Creature 's Will must make two attack rolls and use the lower result.
Languages Common, Riedran, Quori, Telepathy 20
Umbral Spy (Forge of War):
Nice work, folks.
Has anyone gone so far as to try and convert all of the monsters in a single book? (like for example, Dragons of Eberron)
I was wondering if powers, creatures and items from some of the 3.5 source books had been officially converted at all, and came across this good start
On that note, anyone know any good sits to download monster builder files from?
Glad to know my quori conversions will see some use beyond my own game
I'll post links to the XML files for the Quori in a few days. I wanna go through them and refine them a bit after a year of learning 4e monster design (as well as personal experience running them. I was pretty disappointed with how the Du'ulora performed at my table.)
In the meantime, you can look through em on my wiki, which also includes my conversion of Scarrow (those scorpion-driders).
exaltedsharn.wikidot.com/monsters
exaltedsharn.wikidot.com/local--files/mo...
These are all in the new MM3 format, and all their base stats have been recalculated from scratch. I've also made some changes to the Hashalaq, Kalaraq, but the Du'ulora has seen the most upgrading, like I mentioned earlier.
Hope you enjoy em!