Bigger Man Kraken Thing Here Enjoy

Bigger man kraken thing here enjoy

Stone drakes themselves look like living statues, seeming like ornate carved stone. As drakes they lack wings and move around on all fours. When they bite creatures, so long as the drake can see, its eyes force transmutation upon the victim, petrifying them. It uses these eyes to reanimate creatures to serve it, and its lairs are full of them. Adventurers must act quickly to save fallen allies, as after 24 hours the creature dies, and the servant is no different than a zombie. The stone drakes eyes are useful for a wide variety of transmutation effects, such as spell components, creating spell scrolls, or magical items.

Lair actions under the cut

Lair Actions

On initiative count 20 (losing initiative ties), the drake takes a lair action to cause one of the following effects; the drake can’t use the same effect two rounds in a row:

Up to 3 statues in the lair that the drake can see reanimate, make a single weapon attack, before repetrifying.

One statue in the lair that the drake can see reanimates, breaths or otherwise creates a 60 foot cone, any creatures must make a DC 14 Dexterity or Constitution (DM's choice) saving throw or take 21 (6d6) damage of the dms choice of type.

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Magic Shop: The Ascendant Apothecary

“New lofty location: Same low prices!”

Setup:  While exploring a town in the highlands, the players come across a rather obvious crater at the edge of the settlement, obviously unnatural in origin. Asking around, they discover that the damage was caused when the town’s alchemist decided to pack up shop and leave town after one too many of his clients complained of unsatisfactory side effects in his creations. Though most thought him nothing more than a feckless swindler, the Alchemist Jashik Meuller, apparently managed enough magic to rip his shop and its surrounding anchorage free of the earth and have it float up into the mountains. Though the anger that nearly had Meuller chased out of town by a mob has long faded, his neighbors remember him with little fondness, instead spinning tall tales about al the mischief his creations caused. 

Adventure Hooks: 

Before he was a village apothecary, Meuller spent years as a traveling huckster attempting to use his middling magical power to charm the powerful into giving him patronage. Invariably one of his slapdash spells causes trouble, and the party are hired to seek him out in the hopes of putting right the chaos he inadvertently caused. Following rumors of his antics, the party eventually finds themselves at the edge of the crater left behind by his sudden departure: and the dangerous, chilly mountain they’ll have to climb if they want to finally track the man down. 

While traveling in the mountains, the party runs across a young woman gathering herbs and other small ingredients in the foothills. This is Jashik’s daughter Lisbyth, who’s spent the last ten out of her sixteen years following her father about from one scheme to the next. Unbothered by a life of constant change and frequent “misunderstandings”, she’s delighted to have someone new to talk to as she completes her chores. When it looks like a sudden storm may force the party to find shelter for the evening, Lisbyth suggests that they might shelter in her father’s shop and warm themselves by their hearth. 

The Strangely coloured clouds that’ve started drifting down from the mountain are getting a very mixed reception: No one minded the spiraling clouds which rained beautiful hues of light, and the glinting ones that drizzled pennies across the trade river was quite an event, but the pokadotted ones that hail needles, or the mottled sort that rain mice are ill received by the populace. These clouds are caused by the oblivious Jashik “evaporating” the remnants of his failed experiments with a newly built machine,  and someone needs to go up the mountain and inform him before he starts a truly disastrous period of trial and error. 

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Asking so I can make some myself

I use the Homebrewery for my content (https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/). You can click "New" in the top right corner of the screen to make a new homebrew, and I recommend an account so you can save and share your brews! If you choose "Monster Stat Block" under "PHB" (on the left hand side of the screen) it will generate a random stat block in the style of the 5e creatures. The stat blocks aren't always complete with saving throws, skills, etc., and you need to learn a bit of HTML coding to know how to use it properly, but it's relatively easy. If there is interest, I can share my stat block coding here so you can just copy and paste it for your own creatures! The Homebrewery also has tables, spells, spell list and class tables pregenerated, all in the style of 5e D&D.

I can also recommend the Homebrewery's Reddit page (https://www.reddit.com/r/homebrewery/) for a bunch of resources, including watercolor stains, fonts, and a bunch of other resources.

Hope this answers your question!