A goatish trickster, the Maskinganna is the subject of a type of Sardinian masks.
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A goatish trickster, the Maskinganna is the subject of a type of Sardinian masks.
Maskinganna
Artist unknown, accessed at “Un Mondo Acconto” here
[Commissioned by @justicegundam82. Not a lot of info in English, but the maskinganna appears to be a Sardinian take on sleep paralysis, filtered through a satyr/Pan lens (its title is King of the Forest, at least according to Google Translate).]
Maskinganna CR 6 CN Fey This dwarfish humanoid has the head and horns of a goat. It has a twinkle in its eyes and a long knife in its hands.
The maskinganna is a puckish creature of the woodlands that delights in frightening mortals and watching their reactions. They have a fondness for dreams and dreamers. They are known to break into people’s homes in order to watch their dreams as if it were a theatrical performance, and influence those dreams with its mystical messages. A favorite prank of a maskinganna is to set up an illusion of a horrible creature near a sleeper, and then wake them up with a shout or shove. The flailing panic that ensues and the unsettled dreams that follows are a maskinganna’s favorite sport.
Although their tricks may seem cruel, most maskinganna are less actively malevolent than they are mischievous. They are offended by creatures that use nightmares to actually hurt dreamers, and are enemies of night hags, animate dreams and other such monsters. It is in fighting these creatures, or defending themselves, that a maskinganna is most likely to resort to physical violence. They carry cold iron swords to deal with night hags, a fact that renders them suspect to many other fey creatures.
Maskingannas are rare, and they usually favor animals as company. They are frequently shifting forms, and children or halflings are their favorite humanoid targets to masquerade as. In animal form, they are often in the shape of a goat, dog, or other animal that wouldn’t seem out of place in a town or village, but they will readily change into a bird or fish in order to make a quick escape if they need to. The true appearance of a maskinganna is goatish, and they are occasionally mistaken for satyrs or fauns by the uneducated.
Maskinganna Boons and Banes (5th level, CL 10th, DC 18) A maskinganna is more likely to bestow a short-term ally with a beneficial trick instead of using its boon, but it may use it to reward someone for assisting it in fighting night hags or other nightmare-inducing monsters. A maskinganna may use its bane to punish those who fight them, or as a warning to those who incur on its territory.
Boon: You always get a good night’s sleep full of pleasant dreams, and your health reflects this. You recover twice as many hit points or ability points from resting. This boon lasts for one week.
Bane: Your sleep is restless and leaves you just awake enough to function. You do not recover hit points or ability points from rest, and suffer a -4 penalty to all saves against sleep effects or abilities that cause fatigue or exhaustion. This bane lasts for one year.