Can an Animal be a boss

[tangleknot]

Maybe what the players thought were harmless baby animals were just the underdeveloped versions of their monstrous counterparts.

Baby Chicken = Adult cockatrice
Baby Lizard= Adult basilisk
Kitten= Displacer beast
Calf= Auroch

 

[Omegaxicor]

@RUMBLETiGER I don't know if my players read this and I haven't finished the full story but they are Unique, the general idea is that the players are hired to help an NPC find a Magic Item, during this they are released from containing cells in the ground all around the world, now the specifics are either unmade or I don't want my players to know the animals aren't even complete but I have 6/12 of them designed, I don't have the Dragon Magazine Compendium so Tibbits are unknown but if they can appear as house cats that doesn't sound like the idea I had for all of them but maybe for one of the six I don't have, maybe the party have to find a way to differentiate between a multitude of cats...

@tangleknot I actually like the idea that the animals don't look so terrifying when they are first encountered but they change quickly...

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Clearly, you've never had a cat.

Awakened housecat druid threatening a village. The PCs are doomed.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I know a Hogg can be a boss...powerful enough to threaten Dukes!

 

[Starfox]

Got to catch them all...