Murder Crow
Small monstrosity, chaotic evil
Armor Class 13
Hit Points 28 4d8+8
Speed
10ft
Fly: 60ft
Skills Perception +4
Senses Darkvision 60ft
Languages None
Challenge 1/4
Murder crows use Intelligence as there spell casting stat and gain a +1 to all to-hit rolls for each other murder crow max of +5.
At will: Minor Illusion. (only for sounds of voices)
Vicious Mockery.
Insanity: everyone within 30ft of the crow who can hear it must make a Wisdom saving throw DC 12 if they fail the saving throw they gain minor insanity randomly chosen and cannot gain another insanity until the one they have expires. If players make there saving throw they are immune to this effect for 24 hours. Insanity can only be used once per day by the Murder crow.
Actions
Peck. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to-hit, reach 5ft, one creature. Hit: 5 1d6+2
Murder animals are the result of the evil miasma mixed with fractured souls within then inhabit animals with little to none intelligence. Crows seem to be the most common of these types of creatures, given evil intent and newfound intelligence Murder crows are cowardly and cunning by them selfs only attacking things that they think are weaker than themselves and then fly away when something else shows up, then they will observe the situation and rethink their plans. Murder crows will use tactics like an ambush and even leave wounded young to lure out more victims, they also have the power to mimic sounds often the sounds of helpless victims and have to power to make people go insane with there cawing.
People often say that Murder crows are the messengers of evil and the bringers of the night as Murder crows often start to gather as night falls on the land. At a distance, Murder crows cannot be told apart from normal crows only when they are close do they revile their true nature, thus people kill any crows they see on sight if they can help it.
Murder crows can be found anywhere but they prefer places populated with people and have access to hard to reach places so they can look down at people to see who might become a potential victim.
