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simplicity is better I think. I had to read the alternatives a few times to parse. So psychic pack attack it is - and 17 (2d12 + 4) damage

Mine published already so check away.

#2 and yes/agreed

yep/agreed

editing options for saving throws in monster creation are very limited. Can't double proficiency them. just appended mad insight as suggested here

Leaning towards #3 - wondering whether too complex overall - maybe just making it do extra psychic damage (half if saved) suggest damage should be 4d10 (like the psychic rebuke...?)

sounds good to me (CHA 23)

Tempted to make them resistant to fire as they are made from supremely cold ice on thinking about it. Have tweaked skills Still pondering name. I really want this (or something like it) for thematic weirdness Create Homunculoid (recharge 6). The black locust absorbs 1d4+1 spell slots from a...

ok - maybe 28 (4d10+6) psychic for phantom boulder? rock - 28 (4d10 + 6) bludgeoning damage + 11 (2d10) necrotic damage? (so both are a little weaker than melee attack?) Rock bowling could also be 28 (4d10 + 6) bludgeoning damage + 11 (2d10) necrotic damage, but only once a round as total...

Yes frustrating. other workaround is to (I guess) tweak to say CHA +4 and say it applies to WIS saves...?

here is updated I can't change the WIS save bonus, nor can I denote (due to mad insight) after perception, so dunno what to do about those

all these look good (added detect and dispel to legendary actions too) - worth phantom boulder instead of standard rock throwing or as well as?

It's undead as they are the ghosts of the ancient inhabitants of Cania from before the arrival of the devils, whose psychic essence uses ice to crystallise a physical form. Yeah, just chose sphinx to get started - will replace. Languages - their own + telepathy (another thing I forgot to...

ok 27 it is - this is state of play now:

Hmm...been thinking about this. Maybe just ditch rejuvenation as that is more in keeping with original storyline

One of the things I hated about 4e was the excessive homogenisation of all scores/rolls/bonuses/penalties. Variation is the spice of life (and the game) where certain creatures might have unexpectedly dangerous attacks or low/high ACs etc. As a compromise I'll cut a point off by reducing her...

I like this/adding

Hmm. If he's wearing the crown, it doesn't make it a very safe phylactery then really. Alternatives (a) ditch rejuvenation, (b) crown "holds" the dodkong at 1hp for 1d4 rounds, during which time he is conscious and can try to escape or heal (? - this second one ditches idea of rehashing whole...