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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5756453" data-attributes="member: 57383">The sample Vampiric Kappa doesn't have invisibility. I'd cut the reference to them preying on Kappa-Ti, since those are stronger than Vampiric Kappa.Thus:A vampiric kappa is a cunning combatant. It uses its spells to bewilder&nbsp; and weaken opponents, then delights in grappling and draining blood from&nbsp; its opponents. Vampiric kappa try to take opponents by surprise. This&nbsp; may be as simple as leaping from the water, but they may use disguise&nbsp; self to appear as a harmless fisherman, or conceal their approach with&nbsp; an obscuring mist spell.Vampiric kappa are not cowardly, but spurn needless risk to their own&nbsp; lives. They prefer to ambush lone travelers, and rarely attack groups&nbsp; without trying to split them up first. A vampiric kappa will readily&nbsp; retreat if it meets effective resistance, but may return to attack again&nbsp; once its fast healing heals its wounds, thereby wearing down tough&nbsp; foes. It is wise enough to give up and seek easier prey if an opponent&nbsp; proves too powerful for it.Vampiric kappa prey on any living creature weak enough to overpower, including their common kappa cousins.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5756453, member: 57383"] The sample Vampiric Kappa doesn't have [I]invisibility[/I]. I'd cut the reference to them preying on Kappa-Ti, since those are stronger than Vampiric Kappa. Thus: A vampiric kappa is a cunning combatant. It uses its spells to bewilder and weaken opponents, then delights in grappling and draining blood from its opponents. Vampiric kappa try to take opponents by surprise. This may be as simple as leaping from the water, but they may use [I]disguise self[/I] to appear as a harmless fisherman, or conceal their approach with an [I]obscuring mist[/I] spell. Vampiric kappa are not cowardly, but spurn needless risk to their own lives. They prefer to ambush lone travelers, and rarely attack groups without trying to split them up first. A vampiric kappa will readily retreat if it meets effective resistance, but may return to attack again once its fast healing heals its wounds, thereby wearing down tough foes. It is wise enough to give up and seek easier prey if an opponent proves too powerful for it. Vampiric kappa prey on any living creature weak enough to overpower, including their common kappa cousins. [/QUOTE]

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