Totum Font
Level 15Attacks
Abilities
A totum font is always attuned to a single element (air, earth, fire, metal, water, or wood), represented by which of their faces points forward. They can change this attunement to the element of their choice as a single action, or as a free action when they roll initiative.
Requirements The font is attuned to air, fire, or water.
Requirements The font is attuned to earth, metal, or wood.
Requirements The font is attuned to wood
Effect Each creature within 20 feet must succeed at a DC 36 fortitude save or become Slowed 1 for 1 minute. When a creature already slowed by Briar's Hold fails its Fortitude save, it becomes Petrified for 1 minute but is turned to wood instead of stone.
Requirements The font is attuned to fire
Effect The font flies 30 feet and explodes in a fiery Elemental Eruption.
The font explodes in a cacophony of color and energy. Each creature in a 20-foot emanation takes 9d6 bludgeoning damage (DC 36 reflex save). The explosion deals bludgeoning damage unless the font is attuned to air (electricity damage), fire (fire damage), metal (slashing damage), or wood (piercing damage). Elemental Eruption gains the trait matching the element the font is attuned to.
Requirements The font is attuned to earth, and its last action was a successful tendril Strike
Effect The font attempts an Athletics check to Grapple the target of the Strike.
Requirements The font is attuned to water
Effect Elemental waves surge around the font, creating a torrential Elemental Eruption and pushing creatures in the area 20 feet (or 10 feet on a successful saving throw).
Frequency once per round
Requirements The font is attuned to metal
Effect The font lashes out with two tendril Strikes, each targeting a different creature within their reach. These Strikes deal slashing damage.
Requirements The font is attuned to air
Effect The font Flies 60 feet and makes a tendril Strike against a creature it hasn't attacked this turn.
Before mortals, fey, or even genies, totum fonts were the first creatures born of six elements undivided and harmonious. From the fonts sprung new elemental children, and they aided the gods in the many acts of creation that would follow.
Wellsprings of One Without access to the balance of all six elemental planes, a totum font becomes fractured and inundated in a single element. Most were healed when the Planes of Metal and Wood returned, but some of these so-called "wellsprings of one" still wander the universe, agitated and confused.