This horrible looking oversized bug looks like a mix of bat and bloodsucker. It lashes it's tongue around looking for it's next meal, and it's unfortunately found you.
I don't have anything funny for this, it's just kinda nasty.
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Armor Class: 20
Max HP (+AHP): 6 (+0)
Average HP | Formula: 4 (+0) | 1d4+2-0 (+0)
Blockstun Breakpoints: None
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Speed: 10 ft, fly 40 ft
Initiative: +4
Creature Senses: Low-Light Vision, Darkvision 40 ft
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Damage Vulnerabilities: None
Damage Reduction: None
Damage Resistances: None
Damage Immunities: None
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Condition Immunities: None
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Doom Abilities: None
- Proficiency Bonus: +0
- (For all untrained, roll relevant Attribute Scores instead.)
- Languages: -
Base Threat Level: 0
EXP: 250
Creature Size: Small
Creature Type(s): Beast, Monstocity
Source(s): Core
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Armor Type: Natural Armor (DEX or CON x2 + Half-Proficiency), Size Mod
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Ground Vulnerability :
~0.0
The Stirge maintains it's defenses while flying around. It is immune to fall damage, but all attacks have advantage on it if it is grounded by any means. It is not considered grounded while it is attached to an enemy.
Blood Drain :
~0.0
The Stirge gains/regains Armor HP equal to any damage it does from Attachment attacks, up to 10 times the creature's TL (minimum 10).
Attacks and Attachement | ◈ per, up to 3 a turn
The Stirge will attack any enemy creature nearest to it. After it lands an attack, it will be automatically attach to an enemy. Enemies the Stirge is attached to will automatically take damage, as if they'd been successfully attacked. Detaching oneself from the Stirge takes one action from either the attached creature or the Stirge.
Probiscus | ◈ | Melee Weapon Attack|
+4 to hit | Hit: 6
1d4+4 Piercing damage.
Attachment | ◈ | Special Attack| - to hit | Hit: 6
1d4 Shadow damage.
Stirges are hard to hit, but they are incredible fragile and easy to take down. To this end, they usually fight in packs of 4 or more, as a lone Stirge is a problem for normal folk, but easy prey to even beginning adventurers.
Stirges will fight to the death, or run when they've had their fill of a meal. They aren't very smart.
What Others may know...
DC = 15 + TL, using an appropriate skill check.
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Adventure Specific...
-Lost Mines of Phandelver-
DC = 15 + TL, using an appropriate skill check.
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-Scaling and Alterations- |
Adjusting the creature's stats to appropriate Threat levels involves altering the TL, Proficiency Bonus, and damage numbers. This section is a work in progress.
