The Eternal City of Tanelorn
Welcome all to my blog. As mentioned in my first entry I've not contributed much to blogspace in the past. I've been an avid blog reader for some time but never really thought I had much to say. Now that my favorite site has a blogging feature I thought it appropriate to start one of my own. For more on my inspiration, see the first entry (in Misc - The Importance of Blogging).
What you'll find in here is a collection of 4e creations, product reviews (pimping anyways), and random musings. At least that's what I've got on the books so far. Stay tuned for more.
Welcome all to my blog. As mentioned in my first entry I've not contributed much to blogspace in the past. I've been an avid blog reader for some time but never really thought I had much to say. Now that my favorite site has a blogging feature I thought it appropriate to start one of my own. For more on my inspiration, see the first entry (in Misc - The Importance of Blogging).
What you'll find in here is a collection of 4e creations, product reviews (pimping anyways), and random musings. At least that's what I've got on the books so far. Stay tuned for more.
Boggart Face Vaulter
Here is the first in a series 4e critters inspired by Art found around the internet, in this case a Magic card. The stat block was generated using Monster Maker by Asmor.
[Boggart]
Boggarts are short, hairy, smelly fey that like to play nasty tricks on people. Many people attribute minor malevolence to these little blighters such as soured milk, lame animals, or missing household items. A boggart's tricks can often turn violent when the targets of their mischief do not find them funny.
In groups, boggarts are down right nasty. They can easily pull down a large horse or farmer, tying them to tall barns and the like. Many favor carrying off simple farm implements to harass their marks with.
[Boggart Face Vaulter Tactics]
A boggart face vaulter delights in flinging itself at its target, flying through the air with a maniacle grin on its face. Often found in groups of other boggarts, the face vaulter accomplishes its flying acrobatics by launching itself off of its companions, generally leaving them lurching and stunned.
[Encounter Groups]
Boggarts gather in groups of their own kind though there are a wide variety of different boggarts in the forests and fields of the Feywild. Sometimes they can even be found 'playing nice' with other fey, especially when the Summer Lands are threatened.
Level 2 Encounter (XP 625)
[Notes]
Add links to future blogs with other boggarts.
[Boggart]
Boggarts are short, hairy, smelly fey that like to play nasty tricks on people. Many people attribute minor malevolence to these little blighters such as soured milk, lame animals, or missing household items. A boggart's tricks can often turn violent when the targets of their mischief do not find them funny.
In groups, boggarts are down right nasty. They can easily pull down a large horse or farmer, tying them to tall barns and the like. Many favor carrying off simple farm implements to harass their marks with.
[Boggart Face Vaulter Tactics]
A boggart face vaulter delights in flinging itself at its target, flying through the air with a maniacle grin on its face. Often found in groups of other boggarts, the face vaulter accomplishes its flying acrobatics by launching itself off of its companions, generally leaving them lurching and stunned.
[Encounter Groups]
Boggarts gather in groups of their own kind though there are a wide variety of different boggarts in the forests and fields of the Feywild. Sometimes they can even be found 'playing nice' with other fey, especially when the Summer Lands are threatened.
Level 2 Encounter (XP 625)
- 2 boggart face vaulters (level 2 skirmisher)
- 1 boggart arsonist (level 3 artillery)
- 4 boggart gaggle (level 2 minion)
- 1 skuzzback scrapper (level 1 brute)
[Notes]
Add links to future blogs with other boggarts.
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