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[vivi-the-goblin]

Exeggcute and Exeggutor, which I really struggled to not call eggplants. Japanese eggplants actually are round and white, though not nearly as large. It seems inspired from the Japanese yokai Jinmenju, a tree with hand-leaves (palm leaves) with heads that smile and laugh. In game, they're dopey walking palms trees that fire mind blasts. Or a tree that attacks by smashing its face into the ground, that locals dare call the proper form. It's hilarious, but come on. Alolan exeggutor is fun to use simply because it can spam AOE attacks, something pretty rare. Normal exeggutor will rarely fight, pretty docile. The egg swarms are definitely useful in a fight to just do massive damage, but one of the more useful traits is just getting some distance. They form a sort of hostile terrain, like a tiny mobile wall of fire. It can either surround itself in eggs to punish anyone getting close, or lay them down like caltrops and sprint away to safety. Speaking of fighting these, encounter time! - Portals to the fey realm can mess with the plantlife around them. In this case, exeggcute who plant themselves don't sprout. They split at midnight and emerge as two more exeggcute at dawn. no problem at first, but it's quickly growing out of hand. - A cult of Demogorgon has taken to raising exeggutor. Having so many "heads" and constantly spawning more has lead them to believe it sacred, and they feel it sacrifices to enrich its diet before carrying its young out to be spread. When clearing out the temple, the last thing the party expected is a carnivorous exeggutor with swarms of hungry young. -A druid circle has raised an exeggcute into an Alolan exeggutor, who resides in grove of awakened trees. Lately the tree has turned violent however, and has commanded its entire grove to do the same. The druids ask for the party to reason with it, and if absolutely necessary bring it down. The culprit is a green dragon wyrmling, hiding in the fronds and whispering corruption to it.

[crinosg]

Pumpkin Spice Pixie

For @probablybadrpgideas Halloween zero to thirty Challenge rating challenge

Pumpkin Spice Pixies are one of the many spirits of autumn, fey which awaken as the summer dies down and the winter months loom around the corner, and help with the transition of seasons. While some of these pixies turn leaves brown, or help squirrels hoard acorns for winter, the Pumpkin Spice Pixies bring the joy of autumn to mortals by flavoring their food with flavorings of pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves.

Pumpkin Spice Pixies look similar to normal pixies except they are dressed in right autumn colors; Bright oranges, browns, reds. They also wear tiny helmets shaped like pumpkins or other gourds, and carry a cinnamon stick as long as their own body, which they wield like a quarter staff.

Pumpkin Spice Pixies are creatures of the season. They are born spontaneously when the autumn season begin; forming in large swarms from pumpkins or spice plants. They also perish at the end of the season, crumbling like dry leaves when the first snow of winter comes.

Although the Pumpkin Spice Sprites mean well, they are simple minded and a tad overzealous, and will often add their unique flavoring to foodstuffs which don't go well with pumpkin spice. Many a hunter has bitten into a bite of venison to find it flavored with cinnamon and nutmeg. As a result some individuals regard pumpkin spice pixies as a nuisance and try to drive them off. Despite this the Pumpkin spice pixies are non violent by nature, preferring to blast aggressors with pumpkin spice flavoring and then fleeing in the confusion.

[serpentsembrace]

Halloween Zero-to-Thirty Challenge Rating Challenge Day 1!

I must admit, this first creature was heavily inspired by the Snull, so I decided to pay homage to it in the flavor text. Enjoy!

If you want to participate in this challenge, see more posts like it, or just learn more about it, check out the original post from @probablybadrpgideas here!

[thelibraryofthacey]

[NetHack is a stupid game don't play it.]

Lichen (CR 0)

Small Plant

Space 5 ft. Reach 5 ft.

Initiative -2

HP 3 (1d6)

AC 8

Proficiency Bonus +2

Str 8 (-1) Dex 6 (-2) Con 10 (+0) Int 1 (-1) Wis 4 (-3) Cha 1 (-5)

Skills Stealth +2

Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, paralyzed, prone, stunned

Damage Vulnerabilities Fire

Senses Blindsight 30 ft.; Passive Perception 7

Languages none

Speed 5 ft.

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Actions

Touch +1 melee weapon attack, reach 5 ft. On a hit, the lichen grapples the target (escape DC 9). If the lichen is already grappling the target, it is restrained instead. If the lichen is already restraining the target, it becomes unable to breathe.

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Lore

Though many a speed-reading adventurer has mistaken tales of this creature for the fearsome lich, it is in fact almost completely harmless. Occasionally called “smothermoss”, it is thought to seek out living creatures for nutrients, but it is really only a threat to Folk if they are sleeping. Normally it smothers and digests small mammals like mice and birds, but it is thought to “see” by sensing body heat, which can lead it to mindlessly attack larger prey that can simply run or tear the lichen off. Still, they are one of the many reasons you should avoid sleeping out in the open in the forest alone.

[paperanddice]

Lilliputtian Tiny fey, true neutral Armor Class 12 Hit Points 1 (1d4 - 1) Speed 20 ft. Str 3 Dex 14 Con 8 Int 10 Wis 10 Cha 12 Skills Performance +3, Stealth +4 Senses passive Perception 10 Languages Common Challenge 0 (10 XP) Actions Tiny Weapon. Melee or Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft. or range 15/45 ft., one target. Hit: 1 bludgeoning, piercing, or slashing damage (Lilliputtian's choice).

Lilliputtian Swarm Medium swarm of Tiny fey, true neutral Armor Class 12 Hit Points 24 (7d8 - 7) Speed 20 ft. Str 3 Dex 14 Con 8 Int 10 Wis 10 Cha 12 Damage Resistances piercing, slashing Damage Vulnerabilities bludgeoning Condition Immunities charmed, frightened, grappled, paralyzed, petrified, prone, restrained, stunned Senses passive Perception 10 Languages Common Challenge 1/2 (100 XP) Swarm. The swarm can occupy another creature's space and vice versa, and the swarm can move through any opening large enough for a Tiny creature. The swarm can't regain hit points or gain temporary hit points. Actions Tiny Weapons. Melee or Ranged Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., or range 15/45 ft., one target. Hit: 10 (4d4) bludgeoning, piercing or slashing damage (swarm's choice) damage or 7 (2d6) damage if the swarm has half of its hit points or fewer. Instead of dealing damage, the swarm can grapple a Medium or smaller target (escape DC 12). A creature has advantage on ability checks to escape this grapple if the swarm has half of its hit points or fewer.

Season 2, Episode 4 of Gravity Falls introduces us to the Golf War. Not the Gulf War, a real life nightmare scenario in Kuwait and Iraq, the Golf War, an ongoing conflict between the lilliputtians (the name really works better in writing) on a mini golf course. Tiny, golf ball-headed figures that live within the different mini golf holes and controlling the balls, the lilliputtians all have a different theme, depending on their hole. What doesn’t vary is their utter hatred for any lilliputtian who works in a different hole, and their tiny war has raged for as long as mini golf courses have existed. It’s adorable.

Wielding appropriate weapons for their theme (tiny swords, pistols, wooden cogs) or those stubby little pencils that places hand out, they mostly fight each other, but when driven to a unified fury they may turn their attention to the hugelings that play the games. Unfortunately for them, a solid yell of “fore” and the swing of any club-like implement will scatter them once again over the courses.

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[dungeonsprout]

this is basically the blogs fursona but instead of being a furry it’s a tiny tree person. lore stuff below the cut!!

sprout golems are the youngest stage in what is essentially a rebirth process for golems, where the latent magic that brought them to life manages to grab hold of the plant-life that inevitably grows over the remains of the golem. they’re relatively small and useless at this point in their lives, and spend half their time running around forest glades looking at flowers and the other half sleeping in piles under trees. they like helping flowers grow with druidcraft, and you can tell when you’ve walked into a sprout golem’s glade when it’s full of tiny, intricate flower patterns.

they vary based on the location where they came to life, given that different environments contain different flora. desert sprout golems are made of hardy cacti, while rainforest sprout golems are made of more exotic and colourful flowers. this doesn’t change their abilities to any extent, beyond the flowers that they enjoy growing with their druidcraft.

many sprout golems don’t possess enough magic to ever grow past this size, and will remain that way till they run out of magic juice and go back to being a pile of rubble. the lucky, more powerful ones go on to become bloom golems (who will eventually get their own posts). bloom golems are far less common but, should you be searching for one, looking for packs of sprout golems that are particularly enamored with a single area is a good first step.

also sometimes they look like baby groot. i’d say i don’t make the rules, but i kinda do.

[vivi-the-goblin]

TIL if tumblr's just deleting all your text when you submit, post the textless post then edit, it sticks. Anyway, here we have the PSI pokemon, most well known for being banned in the card games after an 80 million dollar lawsuit about infringing on Uri Geller's name/spoon trick. These pokemon aren't hard to put down once you get close, but good luck getting close. I suggest you take a good look at your party's abilities before throwing this one at them in a combat encounter, because they could quickly destroy a party too slow or magic reliant to deal with thier constant misty stepping. Speaking of encounters, here are a few to spark your imagination. - The town's food supply has been draining quickly, but the locks on the storehouse are intact and there are no tracks. A stealthy party will discover a clutch of a dozen abra, silently floating in at night to steal for thier clan's kadabra. If a single shot is fired towards them they will immediately teleport home, perhaps never to be seen again... - A kadabra asks for the party's help. A few abra going missing is concerning, but its mate disappearing as well is alarming. So is the figure it swears it saw outside its cave. Its fear turns out to be right, but the poachers with dimensional shackles will offer the party a cut of the bounty. All they have to do is lure out thier new kadabra friend... - A few clans of Kadabra have formed a sort of transportation network, using the power of themselves and thier clutch as rapid transport for hire. A local wizard has been harrassing them lately for 'infringement,' backed with money from the caravan guard's guild. The kadabra approach the party for help, as they feel this might get ugly. -A local village has an Alakazam as an advisor. She warps in on a monthly visit to serve as a neutral judge for hard decisions and important trials. She's missed her usual date however, and the town fears the worst. When the party arrives however, they may find that she was not assaulted. Curiosity sometimes leads to dark paths, and she may not have the most friendly of intentions for unexpected guests...