Seugathi Reality Warper
Level 9Attacks
Abilities
Trigger A creature fails its save against the seugathi's mindfog aura
Effect The seugathi determines who the Confused creature attacks for that round, instead of the target being randomly determined by the GM.
If the chosen target is the confused creature's ally, the creature can immediately attempt a DC 25 will save; on a success, its target is determined randomly as normal for confusion, and on a critical success the target is no longer confused.
20 feet. A creature that starts its turn in the aura must succeed at a DC 25 will save or become Confused for 1 round; on a success, that creature is temporarily immune for 1 minute. A seugathi can suppress or activate this aura as a single action with the concentrate trait.
The seugathi applies their seugathi venom to one weapon they wield.
A seugathi can Cast a Spell from a magic item even if the spell isn't on their spell list. All such spells are occult spells and use the seugathi's innate spell DC and attack modifier.
Saving Throw DC 25 fortitude
Maximum Duration 6 rounds
Stage 1 1d6 poison damage and Stupefied 1 (1 round)
Stage 2 2d6 poison damage and Deafened and Stupefied 2 (1 round)
The seugathi bends reality in their choice of a 10-foot area or a 60-foot area, altering the terrain of the area. The terrain becomes a different type of terrain (such as aquatic, arctic, or desert) and becomes normal or difficult terrain, as the seugathi chooses. Structures, general geographic features, and creatures in the area aren't transformed, but creatures in the area take 5d6 spirit damage (DC 28 fortitude save) as reality tries to bend them along with the terrain.
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Seugathi reality warpers create and destroy inhospitable environments on a small scale by manipulating the forces of raw chaos. A neothelid might spawn such a seugathi to create habitats for unique slaves or guests, or to destroy the ecosystem of a troublesome species. Darklands scholars refer to reality warpers as veterans in the seugathi ranks, but they're more accurately compared to aggressive landscape architects.
The wicked, alien Neothelids impregnate themselves through ritualistic magic to produce wormlike servitor creatures called seugathis. These creatures spawn with a strong psychic drive to complete some task on behalf of the neothelids' far-reaching plans. These directives are diverse, strange, and usually cruel toward humanoid life.