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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 9012038" data-attributes="member: 57383">Upon reflection, with two main attacks we want the damage to be a bit higher. On par with the 6d8 of the basic Fomorian's Evil Eye. So let's say its Falchion does 27 (3d12 + 8) slashing damage.Hmm… how I'd approach this conversion it is mimic the 4E version and have the Evil Eye do different effects for different Fomorians and make them be able to use it more often. The 4E monster can glare with its eye as a minor action, so I'd have the butcher be able to Evil Eye as a Bonus Action with does little or no manage but inflicts some inconvenient condition.It's also mix up the Curse of the Evil Eye so it does a different effect, like a more intense version of its Bonus Action Evil Eye.So if the Evil Eye bonus action does, say, 2d10 damage and restrains the target on a failed save, then the Butcher can double whammy a target that failed its Evil Eye save with its Curse that, say, another 6d8 damage and paralysis, with reduced effect on a successful save.Don't care for the opportunity attacks when an opponent comes within melee range. The original monster is a fairly simply build that's isn't overburdened with actions, possibly because it was meant to be accompanied by a few standard monsters or a bunch of minions and giving it lots of options might make the Encounter hard to run.Tactically, I'd build it to focus on one opponent at a time and, well, butcher its enemy.Instead of its Evil Eye curse causing deformity like a standard Fomorian, how about the Butcher causes the same penalties as deformity by chopping up its victim.I'll write up a rough draft of the above…</blockquote>

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