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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mellored" data-source="post: 9792222" data-attributes="member: 6801209">The idea is to turn big creatures into multiple connected smaller ones.  Each part has it's own HP and turn.This replaces legendary resistance, legendary actions, and multi-attack.  As you get more turns to make saves, and do more small actions between PC turns.AoE's only affect half the parts (rounded up).  Monsters choice.Teleport/banish needs to hit all living parts to succeed. Weaken it first.ExampleAdult Dragon (5 sub-creatures)All parts have the following statistics unless otherwise noted.Armor Class 19 (Natural Armor)Hit Points 256 (19d12+133)Resistance to elementImmune to Charm and Frightened (except the head)Saving Throws Dex +6, Con +13, Wis +7, Cha +11Initiative: head (+ 10), wing (+5), claws (+0), tail (+5),  body (-10)Head: AC: 24, advantage on Dex savesHP 50Move: 0'Actions: Breath, BiteIncapacitated: when Incapacitated, the rest of the parts Move and attack the nearest creature, irrelevant of alignment.Body: HP 200Bonus Action: Dragons Heart: heal another body part 20HP, and take 20 damage.Bloodied: recharge breath weapon.WingsHP 60Move: Fly 60'.Action: each creature within 10' cone a save or is pushed back.Bloodied: reduce fly speed by 30', and drops 10' at the end of each turn.Incapacitated:  the dragon falls.Tail: HP: 40Action: Tail whipClawsHP 50Move: 20', climb 20'Action: Make a claw attackBloodied: reduce speed by 5'Incapacitated: can still move 10' until all parts are dead.</blockquote>

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