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I actually meant a move that doesn't provoke O I meant a move that doesn't provoke OA, but of course one doesn't exclude the other. Edit: pretty sure we agree. You will introduce several ways to tactically move. Tactical teleport will be one for certain. Check.

Many monsters in 4e had something like that. Just introduce it.

When I commented, I didn't know if the bite would end up using a bonus action or a reaction. If a reaction, it would need to be able to compete with torso bite. Not relevant now.

The Klurichir will never use its bite. Edit: needs to be bonus or reaction and in some way better than torso bite.

You did. I guess it's okay. But I don't see the marilith using teleport before it's done for. No, I read it right, then. So losing 5-6 reactions to get rid of some effect. Tough choice. OK.

I want to say the target instead of "it". I read it multiple times and kept reading it as the nalfeshnee that somehow got a disadvantage. I know there's nothing grammatical wrong, I just kept reading it so and a little change might help others - or me at least

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Marilith Brute is not factored into the melee damage. Should be 3d8. It should be able to teleport without spending the entire turn doing so. Otherwise, it's a useless ability at CR17. I seem to recall this is a common critique of the WotC marilith. I can't figure out how reactive works with...

Better. But there's high demand for the Pit Fiend's reactions (unstopable, maneuvers, parry, and now bite), while it has nothing(?) to spend a bonus action on. But absolutely serviceable. :)

I missed the condition for using the bite. So it's fine. But since it's not a given it wil be able to use it, should it be even more fearful? I mean, so that players really don't want to be grappled. Maybe it requires two saves or something a la 4e to get rid of the poison effect, and/or poison...

Does anyone know the Pathfinder supplement Irrisen, Land of Eternal Winter? It's about a land locked in, you guessed it, eternal winter, but apparently people still live there and all. It might give some ideas as how to run/handle RotIM, but it might also just use a lot of handwavium.

What a charming Pit Fiend :devilish: I feel that it should be able to do something to grappled enemies. Maybe a bite bonus action attack (yeah, yeah, I know about maintaining CR :cool:)

Is it the same as in Legacy of the Crystal Shard?

IME the character mechanics are too 4e to really convert. But everything else is a piece of cake. Just insert whatever reskinned monster you need or build your own. I've done it with no sweat, plus it has the added bonus that I can set the level to what I need. Someone already converted the...

+1 for Silver Marches. Also, the Neverwinter Campaign Setting for 4E is made of awesome - bimming with open ended plots and adventure ideas. (and easily converted)

Well there you have it then. 6 age categories ;) On the other hand, I like it that not all dragons go colossal.

Which is all cool. The reason I asked is that one is a subterran empire of undead, the other a magical empire of flying cities. IMe, when people substitute one element from a setting with another, there's just some similarities (other than they are both eviiiiiiiiil) :)

Could you elaborate? I don't see any similarities at all.

We know. But this is just uploaded and free. Like I said, the purpose of spending ressources on prepping this and then offering it for free is not clear to me, if it's not in preparation fo doing something with Birthright.

Link fixed. No idea how I messed that up :oops: