D&D Beyond: Beholders
MNblockhead
A Title Much Cooler Than Anything on the Old Site
Seeing your avatar and your EN World level title, it makes me wonder what a Beholder Druid would be like. Can you have an aberration druid? Can their be anti-druids as there are anti-pallidans?
AmerginLiath
Adventurer
...but can we find beauty in their eye?
S
Sunseeker
Guest
There are aberration druids yes.
Anti-druids are transformers. They're warforged who turn into like, carriages and boats and stuff.
Hexmage-EN
Legend
Has 5E featured the Far Realm much at all?
Its been mentioned and linked to at least some Great Old One Patrons and abbertations.
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
Given the traditional description of beholders as paranoid and supremely selfish, I don't see why there were 'beholder gods' in the first place. No beholder worth its salt would admit to the existence of a being of such great power that it cannot possibly overcome for position of "true beholder-ness" - unless somebody could prove to it beyond the shadow of all possible doubts that the being already existed.
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
You turn into other aberrations, instead of turning into beasts.
But it would be easy to defeat such an opponent: hold up a big mirror so it can see what it has become - something that is not a beholder - and it will go insane.
OTOH, aberration-animals are easier to defeat than a beholder, so you may NOT want to clue it in until after you defeat it.
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