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Do you like my black cat dragon?

Hi folks,

I've started to make silly, weird monsters for dnd and I thought to start to post them again on reddit after the long pause.

This monster, other than being a cutie, has a peculiar mechanic centered aroung "jinx": when a player rolls a specific number on a die, this monster stacks "jinx" points it can use to deal extra necrotic damage.

Speaking of this creature's breath weapon, I decided to not focus over damage (pointless, if you ask me). Instead, I've opted for a "cursing" effect, which allows this monster to curse up to 4 numbers, hexing all creatures in a cone: by failing the saving throw against the breath weapon, all hexed creature must be cautious: if they score one of the cursed numbers, the curseed number is removed from the list and they take psychic damage.

By the way: being a cat I had to give it a mobility skill, so its bonus action allows it to glide in the form of a bidimensional shadow over any surface, ignoring gravity.

So, do you like it? Let me know

Illustration by Andrea Petruzzi

Do you like my black cat dragon?

Hi folks,

I've started to make silly, weird monsters for dnd and I thought to start to post them again on reddit after the long pause.

This monster, other than being a cutie, has a peculiar mechanic centered aroung "jinx": when a player rolls a specific number on a die, this monster stacks "jinx" points it can use to deal extra necrotic damage.

Speaking of this creature's breath weapon, I decided to not focus over damage (pointless, if you ask me). Instead, I've opted for a "cursing" effect, which allows this monster to curse up to 4 numbers, hexing all creatures in a cone: by failing the saving throw against the breath weapon, all hexed creature must be cautious: if they score one of the cursed numbers, the curseed number is removed from the list and they take psychic damage.

By the way: being a cat I had to give it a mobility skill, so its bonus action allows it to glide in the form of a bidimensional shadow over any surface, ignoring gravity.

So, do you like it? Let me know

Illustration by Andrea Petruzzi