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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Leatherhead" data-source="post: 8597878" data-attributes="member: 53176"><h3>Draegloth (VGtM)</h3>Despite its similar naming convention, the Draegloth is not a Yugoloth. It is a half-drow, half-glabrezu, which makes it a highly specialized form of half-demon. A Dregloth is created using a ritual that I’m not going to go into this time, though I am sure someone will. Draegloths are seen as a blessing of Lloth, and houses keep them around to smash their enemies. Despite this, the fiends can’t actually gain status in a Lloth cult and at cr 7, they aren’t actually quite as dangerous as other key-players in a Drow house (as we will see soon). This causes a few to flee the house to do their own fiendish things, which are most likely no good for anyone else involved.In combat the Draegoloth is a slow moving brute with barely enough tricks to keep them interesting. They are immune to poison, which Drow are famous for using, giving them a synergy should someone set off some kind of bomb next to them. They can also cast the typical Drow spells: Faerie Fire, Darkness, and Dancing Lights. Thanks to their Demonic heritage they can cast Darkness at will, and have access to Confusion. Darkness is their best option for casting, thanks to not needing a saving throw (their casting stat is a measly 11), and can be used to block line of sight or serve as a springboard for trying to use their stealth score.In the changeover, the Draegoloth can finally cast their Dancing Lights spell at-will.</blockquote>

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