D&D 5E Vecna: Eve of Ruin Coming May 21st!

[GameMasters]

did anyone happen to notice the stat sheets for Alustriel and Citadel Spider?
I may try to clean them up as best I can for a video <grin> but parts of both are VERY pixelated..
Looks like the neatest thing the Citadel Spider can do is Absorb Blow, hits made to it are reduced by 11.
Looks like Alustriel can do both force damage and radiant damage.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

OK, fair, that foes look like encounters then: the Wizards Three probably aren't part of this set, then.

Nope looks like they are included. Sorry I have to keep debunking your theories.

 

[Parmandur]

Nope looks like they are included. Sorry I have to keep debunking your theories.

'Salright, the hypothesis and debunking cycle is part of the fun. Serves me right for not analyzing the source.

In other news, what the heck with this:

 

[Paul Farquhar]

'Salright, the hypothesis and debunking cycle is part of the fun. Serves me right for not analyzing the source.

In other news, what the heck with this:

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Head? Isn't that American for toilet?

Serious answer - look at the white lines. It's a warforged titan. You can see the eyes at the front.

 

[Parmandur]

Head? Isn't that American for toilet?

Serious answer - look at the white lines. It's a warforged titan. You can see the eyes at the front.

Oh, hey, good call: check out the Dyson Logos map of the Warforged Collosus dungeon in Riaing from the Last War:

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Head? Isn't that American for toilet?

It's ship-speak for toilet.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Head? Isn't that American for toilet?

It's not "American" - it's "Sailor". Common sailors used to do their business off the bow. Pretty sure that it predates America, though I suppose that British sailors would have called it "the 'ead".

 

[Parmandur]

It's not "American" - it's "Sailor". Common sailors used to do their business off the bow. Pretty sure that it predates America, though I suppose that British sailors would have called it "the 'ead".

First known occurrence ce is 1748, per the Online Etymology Dictionary. American lingo is probavly more sailing influenced than British English, for obvious reasons.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

Warforged don't generally have Bio Brains however, so there is something odd going on.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Warforged don't generally have Bio Brains however, so there is something odd going on.

Elder Brain in control.