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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Clay_More" data-source="post: 726628" data-attributes="member: 9813">Wow, it actually explains a problem I had when reading CCII. I wondered why they called it a Crown Naga... there was little "royal" about it, even though now I see why. They must be horrible to use as opponents by a DM though, have to decide nine actions each round. But, I could easily think of many good attack / spell combos that would work wonders when you can use nine actions in a round.. The Naga could probably have all its defensive spells up in a single round and then begin inflicting mayhem. With its ability to use some cleric spells, it would be a nicely "buffed" creature, taking into account its combat capabilities as well. There was a general lack of high CR creatures in both of the CC books, im wondering why the original Crown Naga wasn't allowed in.</blockquote>