Loblobi

Level 1
Creature· chaoticUncommonSmallLegacy
AC
16
HP
25
Speed
20 ft.
Perception
+6
Fort
+4
Ref
+9
Will
+8
Languages common, fey, thalassic
Senses low-light-vision
Skills deception +8, acrobatics +7, stealth +7, thievery +7, performance +6, crafting +5
Other Speeds fly 30 ft.
Recall Knowledge DC 17 (nature)

Attacks

Melee Beak +9 (agile, finesse, unarmed), Damage 1d6+2 piercing

Abilities

Unflappable Self-Importance

When a loblobi rolls a success on a Will save against an emotion effect or an effect that would make it controlled, it gets a critical success instead. When it rolls a critical failure against such an effect, it gets a failure instead.

However, a loblobi is vulnerable to flattery. It takes a -4 circumstance penalty to its Will and Perception DCs against any fulsome Deception and Diplomacy checks to Lie, Make an Impression, or Request.

Arrogant Preen

The loblobi tidies its feathered crest to look supernaturally regal. Each non-fey creature within 30-foot area must attempt a DC 17 will save, then is temporarily immune to Arrogant Preen for 1 hour.


Critical Success The target is unaffected.

Success The target is distracted by the preening and can't take reactions until the start of its next turn.

Failure The target is Fascinated by the loblobi and can't take reactions for 1 minute.

Critical Failure As failure. Additionally, while

In the First World, rivers don't always flow as expected; sometimes they run backward, upward, or just disappear into mist and reappear somewhere else entirely. Fey native to such rivers are often just as capricious. This quality is particularly true of loblobis, cunning carnivores who resemble small, chubby humans with the heads and wings of crested herons.

These malicious tricksters love playing any pranks that result in other creatures being embarrassed, hurt, or even drowned. Their most common "antic" is to cast Water Walk on a hopeful river-crosser, only to dismiss the spell when their victim has traversed halfway across. Conversely, most loblobis are terrible sports when they're the butt of a joke. It's common wisdom that few creatures can hold a grudge like a loblobi.

Exceptionally vain, loblobis flutter and dance constantly to show off their plumage. Failing to comment on a preening loblobi's appearance is a sure method to invite eternal enmity, but flattery might buy enough time to sneak away from the evil fey.