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You’re probably looking for the Harpy.
Pretty much the same as a Siren other than in name, but it can always be tweaked if that’s not what you’re looking for.
Link to Harpy on roll20:
Yep! Just looked it up. It looks more like the glue shouldn't be treated as sovereign glue, since it takes 1 minute to set, making the instant (and DC13 breakable) bond of the juggler's glue pretty different.
>This viscous, milky-white substance can form a permanent adhesive bond between any two Objects. It must be stored in a jar or flask that has been coated inside with Oil of Slipperiness. When found, a container contains 1d6 + 1 ounces.
>One ounce of the glue can cover a 1-foot square surface. The glue takes 1 minute to set. Once it has done so, the bond it creates can be broken only by the application of Universal Solvent or Oil of Etherealness, or with a wish spell. ~Roll20 Compendium
- Paragraph 1, Line 7: It says efficacy. I think you mean efficiency
- Paragraph 2, Line 2: It says desicated, maybe you mean desicrated or desiccated
- Paragraph 2, Line 2-3: should it say with dim, ruby eyes" or as- written ("with dim ruby eyes")?
- Paragraph 3, Line 1: Nercromantic instead of necromatic
- Paragraph 4, Line 2: Just opinion - I think it shouls say from the Shadowfell rather than "shadow crossing"
- Paragraph 4, Line 4: Are you sure you mean ephemera?
- Paragraph 6, Line 4: You should say "To harm it ~~some~~one must force ~~his or her~~ their way..."
- Paragraph 6, Line 8: same as above; replace "his or her" with 'their'
- Paragraph 7, Line 3-4: replace "he or she" with they
I don't understand why it drains Strength if it's supposed to drain vitality, which is usually represented by Constitution (such as Vampire bites, Necrotic damage that reduces Max HP, et cetera)
Otherwise, I think it's awesome! Plus the lore and stuff is good.
Is this when you've printed it to PDF? Because according to naturalcrit's creators, this always seems to happen when you print to PDF in Chrome. Do it in Chrome Canary instead, and make sure the paper size is Letter. This should make the PDF look mostly normal.
- Find you FG AppData folder.
- drop the .mod file from the GitHub site into the modules folder and launch any 5e campaign.
- Find the Library and click "Modules".
- Click the little book next to this module. You will find the monsters in the Library and in NPC's.
In addition to roll20 which was suggested elsewhere, the starter kit is FANTASTIC for starting out in person. It has the rules you need to get going, options for custom character creation and pre-made characters if you just wanna jump right in. The adventure is a fantastic starting adventure that provides good hooks into a well established area (Faerun/Toril, also known as the Forgotten Realms), and its easy to run as a DM. I provided a link to the canadian amazon store for the product. You might not be able to pick it up from there, but that is the product to keep an eye out for.