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<blockquote data-quote="egress" data-source="post: 6512844" data-attributes="member: 6789225">I just recently got back into the game while deployed. I have succesfully ran the Lost mine of Phandelver, and am currently running my own adventure. In the current adventure, deep within a dungeon i have a frail wizard who is held up in a room of illusion. One wall cuts the room in half to conceal his &quot;living quarters&quot; but there is Beholder &quot;sleeping&quot; above a rune on the floor, gaurded by two stone creatures (which hold artifacts of the wizards making). The beholder isnt real and will not attack the party, but all but its main eye is awake and scanning the room for intruders. I tossed this creature into the mix because i have a &quot;d&amp;d-know-it-all&quot; in the party. He is afraid of the group being completly destroyed at such a low level. Short entry... I have no clue if beholders really need sleep. My thoughts are that magical creatures do not need 'sleep&quot; as a living creature requires it, but in the case of our adventure, this lil guy is very tired. Perhaps a reflection of the wizards tiring mind and waining powers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="egress, post: 6512844, member: 6789225"] I just recently got back into the game while deployed. I have succesfully ran the Lost mine of Phandelver, and am currently running my own adventure. In the current adventure, deep within a dungeon i have a frail wizard who is held up in a room of illusion. One wall cuts the room in half to conceal his "living quarters" but there is Beholder "sleeping" above a rune on the floor, gaurded by two stone creatures (which hold artifacts of the wizards making). The beholder isnt real and will not attack the party, but all but its main eye is awake and scanning the room for intruders. I tossed this creature into the mix because i have a "d&d-know-it-all" in the party. He is afraid of the group being completly destroyed at such a low level. Short entry... I have no clue if beholders really need sleep. My thoughts are that magical creatures do not need 'sleep" as a living creature requires it, but in the case of our adventure, this lil guy is very tired. Perhaps a reflection of the wizards tiring mind and waining powers. [/QUOTE]

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