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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 5204680" data-attributes="member: 54846">Indeed, all very good ideas. And while I generally think only one YMC would become a lightning rod, two would be too abusive. Especially because I want some awesome dominated creatures. If no one else pops in to propose anything, I'll toss ideas out. But nothing is crucial right now.Well, aside from a Leucrotta. They are four legged creatures that lure a target out into the wilderness by calling the target's name, and then eat them. I imagine they're a lot like a will-o-wisp, but 1) PCs aren't going to fall for their name being called out and just being lured off alone, and at the same time the Will-o-Wisp's 'pull you and daze you' doesn't seem quite the same, 2) On the one hand, they make more sense working alone. On the other, there's just not enough oomf there for a Solo monster, and yet I don't see what they would work together with. (Although I anticipate they would have a definite trap set up; luring the target through a thick brush and right off the edge of a ridge), 3) Can't think of a good way to address the whole &quot;Lone predator that isn't built to withstand a party coming after it&quot; - and yet still wanting to use it for an interesting encounter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 5204680, member: 54846"] Indeed, all very good ideas. And while I generally think only one YMC would become a lightning rod, two would be too abusive. Especially because I want some awesome dominated creatures. If no one else pops in to propose anything, I'll toss ideas out. But nothing is crucial right now. Well, aside from a Leucrotta. They are four legged creatures that lure a target out into the wilderness by calling the target's name, and then eat them. I imagine they're a lot like a will-o-wisp, but 1) PCs aren't going to fall for their name being called out and just being lured off alone, and at the same time the Will-o-Wisp's 'pull you and daze you' doesn't seem quite the same, 2) On the one hand, they make more sense working alone. On the other, there's just not enough oomf there for a Solo monster, and yet I don't see what they would work together with. (Although I anticipate they would have a definite trap set up; luring the target through a thick brush and right off the edge of a ridge), 3) Can't think of a good way to address the whole "Lone predator that isn't built to withstand a party coming after it" - and yet still wanting to use it for an interesting encounter. [/QUOTE]

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