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<blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 7874941" data-attributes="member: 996">I suppose the BBEG could have fast regeneration or something, and a tame caster to keep a Hut ready at all times (3 times a day, the BBEG has to stand around for 10 min to be in the area when it's created, so, y'know, doesn't fit all Villain personality types).&nbsp; When bearded in his lair, he fights until badly injured, then retires to the Hut to regenerate, sallying forth to mess with anything the PCs try.&nbsp; I suppose he could have some backup in there, too.But, ultimately, L.Tiny Hut isn't primarily a combat bunker, it's an &quot;I rest&quot; button, or, rather, a reasonable guarantee of safety while taking a standard long rest (or a 'gritty' short rest).&nbsp; That's a minimal benefit to most monsters.Though, a Lich that was a wizard in life could surely pull all the same shenanigans.&nbsp; When pesky adventurers start poking about in his lightless domain, he confronts them with whatever spells he has left over from the day's researches, preferably killing or long-term cursing one or more of them, escapes, and locks himself in a Hut or other magical place of safety, to emerge fully tricked out for combat with the party.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tony Vargas, post: 7874941, member: 996"] I suppose the BBEG could have fast regeneration or something, and a tame caster to keep a Hut ready at all times (3 times a day, the BBEG has to stand around for 10 min to be in the area when it's created, so, y'know, doesn't fit all Villain personality types). When bearded in his lair, he fights until badly injured, then retires to the Hut to regenerate, sallying forth to mess with anything the PCs try. I suppose he could have some backup in there, too. But, ultimately, L.Tiny Hut isn't primarily a combat bunker, it's an "I rest" button, or, rather, a reasonable guarantee of safety while taking a standard long rest (or a 'gritty' short rest). That's a minimal benefit to most monsters. Though, a Lich that was a wizard in life could surely pull all the same shenanigans. When pesky adventurers start poking about in his lightless domain, he confronts them with whatever spells he has left over from the day's researches, preferably killing or long-term cursing one or more of them, escapes, and locks himself in a Hut or other magical place of safety, to emerge fully tricked out for combat with the party. [/QUOTE]

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