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| #1Th3DuxDec 22, 2014 14:21:16 | Sling. Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, range 30/120 ft. , one
So my first adventure planned for the party takes them into Greyden, a network of above ground tombs that have been abandoned for more than a millinium. In that time most of the structures have fallen to ruin and overgrown with plants and trees. Kobold have also recently made a warren within Grey Den. That said...Kobold need a little bit of variety for me. So I made three new Kobolds. Wyrm Priest Stat Block Small humanoid (Kobold), lawful evil AC: 14 HP: 8 (3d6 - 2) Speed: 30ft Saving Throws: CON +1, CHA +5 Skills: Arcana +1, Deception, +5
Senses darkvision 60ft, passive perception 8 Language: Common, Draconic CR: 1/2 Sunlight Sensitivity Pack Tactics Level 1 Sorc Spell Casting
Save DC: 13 Attack: +5 Sorcerer Origin: Draconic Bloodline
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| #2cowleymenDec 22, 2014 22:41:36 | I think this work really good. I might beef up the dragonshield by giving them larger hitdie for being the fighter types. But these are great extra monsters. |
| #3Th3DuxDec 23, 2014 13:56:40 |
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| #4cowleymenDec 26, 2014 12:26:53 | that sounds good. Dont forget that for extra beef to the dragon sheild or wyrm preist, they could be a winged urd as well. Espically for a Priest, having wings seems like a great story concept. |
| #5Book5Feb 09, 2015 13:40:39 | Kobolds, I created a great Kobold adventure for my Tomb of Heaven campaign.
When the Players know they have a "save point" the kid gloves come off. I tell you what |