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| Description | Drow Subjugators are agents of their House who have proven themselves able to handle a small bit of autonomy. As such, they are allowed to operate under the close supervision of a Consort or higher ranking Drow female, but they do not require her presence in close proximity as long as they clearly understand her orders. As a result, Drow Subjugators are often encountered without a Drow female escort. | | Description | Drow Subjugators are agents of their House who have proven themselves able to handle a small bit of autonomy. As such, they are allowed to operate under the close supervision of a Consort or higher ranking Drow female, but they do not require her presence in close proximity as long as they clearly understand her orders. As a result, Drow Subjugators are often encountered without a Drow female escort. | ||
:Subjugators are | :Subjugators are fiercely proud of their independence, and they will work aggressively to fulfill their missions, so they might keep it. | ||
:Subjugators are often sent on missions of destruction by the Drow. They will raid and attack, seeking to cut away at the thews of their enemy until their nations are weak and ripe for the taking. As a result, Drow Subjugators will bribe and steal and hire others to 'do their dirty work', all to throw off the trail of suspicion and do the maximal damage to their foes. Sabotage of fortifications, ambush of caravans, poisoning of ponds and springs, all this and more are the tools of subjugators, as they work to crush entire nations and bring them to their knees. | :Subjugators are often sent on missions of destruction by the Drow. They will raid and attack, seeking to cut away at the thews of their enemy until their nations are weak and ripe for the taking. As a result, Drow Subjugators will bribe and steal and hire others to 'do their dirty work', all to throw off the trail of suspicion and do the maximal damage to their foes. Sabotage of fortifications, ambush of caravans, poisoning of ponds and springs, all this and more are the tools of subjugators, as they work to crush entire nations and bring them to their knees. | ||
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| Ability-1-Description = As a swift action, the drow can reapply poison to its weapon. This is done with a practiced flourish, as the blade is slid through a slotted cup-like device on his belt, near the sword's sheath. The cup-like device contains 10 doses of Languishroot poison (see below), and can be refilled outside of combat. | | Ability-1-Description = As a swift action, the drow can reapply poison to its weapon. This is done with a practiced flourish, as the blade is slid through a slotted cup-like device on his belt, near the sword's sheath. The cup-like device contains 10 doses of Languishroot poison (see below), and can be refilled outside of combat. | ||
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| Ability-2-Description = | | Ability-2-Description = Attacks made with the drow's rapier have a chance to inflict poison on their struck enemies: | ||
{{Malady | |||
| Name = Languishroot Poison | |||
| Intensity = Poisoned | |||
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| Effect = {{Ability-Dmg}} DEX [[Ability Damage|damage]] and {{Special-Swift-Dmg}} points of [[non-lethal damage]] per interval, and target is [[Drowsy]] | |||
| Fruition = Victim falls [[Asleep]]; this cannot be cured normally. | |||
| F-Duration = 1 day (full night's rest) | |||
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| Ability-3-Description = As a swift action, once per encounter, the drow may fling their supply of Languishroot poison into the air. This affects all enemies in a fifteen foot cone, who must make a Fortitude save against a DC {{ | | Ability-3-Description = As a swift action, once per encounter, the drow may fling their supply of Languishroot poison into the air. This affects all enemies in a fifteen foot cone, who must make a Fortitude save against a DC {{Save-DC}} or suffer the effects of Langusihroot Poison (see above). Enemies who make their saving throw are merely [[Dazzled]] until the end of the encounter. Note that once a drow has used Toxic Dust, they lose the use of their Venom Sheath ability for the rest of the encounter. | ||
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Revision as of 19:07, 24 October 2018
Drow Subjugator (CR 10)
Lawful Evil - Medium - Fey |
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Lore: | Know (Nature) | ||
20 | 35 | ||
Basic DC | Full DC |
Initiative |
Perception: | |
27 | +17 |
Passive | Active |
Ambush: |
10+ |
on a d20 |
Senses:
Movement Types:
Defense
AC |
Man Def |
Monster Health | ||
210 | 105 | 16 |
Hit Points | Bloodied | Hit Dice |
Saving Throws | |
Fort: | +7 |
Refl: | +12 |
Will: | +7 |
Strong Against:
Offense
Standard Attack (Melee):
- 1x Drow Rapier +16 (2d8+10/19-20 x2)
as slashing (physical, common)
plus: Languishroot Poison
Full Attack (Melee):
- 3x Drow Rapier +16 (2d8+10/19-20 x2)
as slashing (physical, common)
plus: Languishroot Poison
Standard Attack (Ranged):
- 1x Drow Dart Crossbow +16 (2d8+10/19-20 x2)
as piercing (physical, common)
(Increment: 30 ft.; Max Range: 150 ft.)
plus: Languishroot Poison
Full Attack (Ranged):
- 3x Drow Dart Crossbow +16 (2d8+10/19-20 x2)
as piercing (physical, common)
(Increment: 30 ft.; Max Range: 150 ft.)
plus: Languishroot Poison
Siege Damage: Not siege capable
Statistics
16 |
STR |
20 |
DEX |
15 |
CON |
14 |
INT |
16 |
WIS |
15 |
CHA |
Skills:
- Bluff: 16
- Diplomacy: 16
- Knowledge (Local): 16
- Perception: 17
- Sense Motive: 16
- All other skills: 11 (no ranks)
Languages: Awnsheghlien, Undercommon, Common
Feats:
- Strike Back (EFFECT: Attack foes that strike you from outside your threatened area while using reach)
- Mobility (EFFECT: +4 AC against attacks of opportunity from movement)
Special Abilities
Venom Sheath (Ex) |
As a swift action, the drow can reapply poison to its weapon. This is done with a practiced flourish, as the blade is slid through a slotted cup-like device on his belt, near the sword's sheath. The cup-like device contains 10 doses of Languishroot poison (see below), and can be refilled outside of combat. |
Poison (Ex) |
Attacks made with the drow's rapier have a chance to inflict poison on their struck enemies:
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Toxic Dust (Ex) |
As a swift action, once per encounter, the drow may fling their supply of Languishroot poison into the air. This affects all enemies in a fifteen foot cone, who must make a Fortitude save against a DC 20 or suffer the effects of Langusihroot Poison (see above). Enemies who make their saving throw are merely Dazzled until the end of the encounter. Note that once a drow has used Toxic Dust, they lose the use of their Venom Sheath ability for the rest of the encounter. |
Drow Subjugator
Drow Subjugators are agents of their House who have proven themselves able to handle a small bit of autonomy. As such, they are allowed to operate under the close supervision of a Consort or higher ranking Drow female, but they do not require her presence in close proximity as long as they clearly understand her orders. As a result, Drow Subjugators are often encountered without a Drow female escort.
- Subjugators are fiercely proud of their independence, and they will work aggressively to fulfill their missions, so they might keep it.
- Subjugators are often sent on missions of destruction by the Drow. They will raid and attack, seeking to cut away at the thews of their enemy until their nations are weak and ripe for the taking. As a result, Drow Subjugators will bribe and steal and hire others to 'do their dirty work', all to throw off the trail of suspicion and do the maximal damage to their foes. Sabotage of fortifications, ambush of caravans, poisoning of ponds and springs, all this and more are the tools of subjugators, as they work to crush entire nations and bring them to their knees.
Combat Tactics
Drow Subjugators are frequently veteran Blademasters who have been entrusted on solo missions, or highly trained dedicated agents from their House's Arms Halls. Subjugators are far too arrogant to resort to skulking about, but they are more than skilled enough in the arts of conversation to sow the seeds of their dire missions in the populations they are working to subvert and destroy.
- In combat, Subjugators are robust and aggressive fighters who are fearless in advancing into the enemy ranks. They will provoke attacks of opportunity without hesitation, trusting their Mobility to protect them and their Strike Back to inflict damage upon their foes. Subjugators will seek to drive into the ranks of their foes and set up flanks as much as possible.
- If they start taking severe damage (Bloodied) they will seek to use their Toxic Dust ability and withdraw from battle. If prevented from such escape, they will fight to the death without hesitation.
Out of Combat
Subjugators are primarily used for sabotage, assasination, exploration, and the like. As a result, subjugators tend to be the 'shoot first, ask questions later' sort of negotiatiors and will frequently talk just long enough to try and set up a surprise round as they 'jump off' into battle without warning or provocation.
- This makes them hard to cut deals with, as you might imagine....
Rewards
XP: 9,600
Treasure: Sellable Goods worth 6,875 gp.
- Weight: 100 lbs. Volume: 4 cu. ft.
Optional Treasure Rules: Roll a d20 on Table 1 below once per encounter (NOT per creature). Any items discovered are in addition to the normal treasure for the encounter.
Table 1: Remnant(s) Found | |
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1 - 10 | Nothing Found |
11 - 14 | 1 Languid Remnant (tier 1) |
15 - 17 | 1 Pale Remnant (tier 2) |
18 - 19 | 1 Bright Remnant (tier 3) |
20 | Roll on Table 2 |
### | Nothing to see here! |
### | Or here. Move along. |
Table 2: Remnant(s) Found | |
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1 - 5 | 3 Languid Remnants (tier 1) |
6 - 10 | 3 Pale Remnants (tier 2) |
11 - 14 | 1 Intense Remnant (tier 4) |
15 - 17 | 1 Blazing Remnant (tier 5) |
18 - 19 | 1 Vital Remnant (tier 6) |
20 | Roll on Table 3 |
### | Or here. Move along. |
Table 3: Remnant(s) Found | |
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1 - 5 | 3 Bright Remnants (tier 3) |
6 - 8 | 3 Intense Remnants (tier 4) |
9 - 11 | 3 Blazing Remnants (tier 5) |
12 - 14 | 3 Vital Remnants (tier 6) |
15 - 17 | 1 Prime Remnant (tier 7) |
18 - 19 | 1 Mythic Remnant (tier 8) |
20 | 1 Empyrean Remnant (tier 9) |