Vizier Dragon (Young, Spellcaster)

Level 11

Creature· dragonLargeRemaster

230

Speed

40 ft.

Perception

+21

Fort

+21

Ref

+20

Will

+22

dragon occult

Immunities paralyzed, sleep, stupefied

Languages common, draconic, elven, fey

Senses darkvision, scent 60 ft. (imprecise)

Skills athletics +23, deception +23, diplomacy +23, medicine +21, religion +21, arcana +18, society +18, acrobatics +17

Other Speeds fly 100 ft., swim 40 ft.

Recall Knowledge DC 28 (arcana)

Attacks

Melee Claw +24 (agile, magical), Damage 2d6+12 slashing

Melee Jaws +24 (fire, magical, reach 10 ft.), Damage 2d8+12 piercing plus 2d6 fire

Melee Tail +22 (magical, reach 10 ft.), Damage 2d10+12 bludgeoning

Melee Horns +22 (agile, magical, reach 10 ft.), Damage 1d12+12 piercing

Abilities

+1 Status to All Saves vs. Magic

Frightful Presence

90 feet. DC 27 will

Powerful Utterance◆◆

The dragon expresses their power in one of two ways. The dragon can't use Powerful Utterance again for .

•Ardent Proclamation (occult, fire) The dragon breathes a blast of flame in a 30-foot cone that deals 12d6 fire damage (DC 30 reflex save).
•Chastising Word (mental, occult) The dragon chides the targets strictly enough to leave the mind reeling. Each creature within a 30-foot cone must succeed at a DC 30 will save or become Stupefied 1 for 1 minut

Word of Advice◆

Frequency once per round

Effect The dragon is a skilled mentor, and commands its students like a general. An ally within 60 feet of the dragon can Stride once and Strike once, in any order. If it hits, the Strike deals an additional 2d6 fire damage.

Effect: Word of Advice

Word of Caution◆

Frequency once per round

Effect Wise people listen when a vizier dragon speaks. An ally within 60 feet of the dragon gains immunity to the vizier dragon's Powerful Utterance and resistance 10 to all other damage for 1 round.

Effect: Word of Caution

There's a feeling every teacher knows. It's when one has taken a young mind and educated, trained, and molded them to one's specifications before setting them loose and watching the pupil act on one's teachings. It's a feeling of creation, control, and wonder, the knowledge that one has created this great and glorious thing—and if one has done the job exceptionally well, then the student will outshine the master. This is immortality and power, and this is what vizier dragons chase.

Vizier dragons are primarily concerned with the education and cultivation of people. People fascinate vizier dragons in all their riotous, contradictory complexity. Why do some people excel, and others falter and fail? Why does one person become a saint and the next a tyrant? Why do some become legends in their own time, while others labor in ignominy?