Agaia Greentooth, Ancient Green Hag

"Oh Mother Agaia, hear my plea, for in this hour I am in great need. If you grant my favor, but forsake your ire, I entreat you to take from me what it is you desire." -the last prayer of a desperate soul. 

Her gnarled, twig ridden hair is grey and long. Her skin pail and wrinkled. She stairs at you with inquisitive, wide black eyes. Tattered rags are her clothing, but she is adorned with a variety of objects and pouches 

Agaia Greenteeth is an ancient green hag, known to have wandered the lands of Somnia. Her lifespan has perhaps extended back as far as the Epoch of Light, though no one knows for sure. The last few centuries she has lived in the Forlorn Marsh of Prim'terra. Communites around her have often been plagued by tragedy, forcing many to be desperate enough to rely on her deals to cope. This rarely benefits them in the end, but yet they continue to come. In some regions she is known by other names such as Mother Agaia or Rotten Agaia.

Allies. Over the years she has been known to force other fey creatures into her service, like Quicklings and Darklings, by convincing them she will break their particular curses. She has also developed a fondness for keeping Catoblepas as pets. On occasion she creates and sends out a Banderhobb or an Shambling Mound as harbingers of her will.

Weird Magic Creations. A list of a few of Agaia's more iconic creations though she has made many over the centuries. Any of which can be used as a normal item or with her Weird Magic Legendary action. Typically she always has the staff with her and brings two or three other items at any given time. 

-Feylight Lampstaff. This gnarled wooden staff is curved at the top and is affixed with what appears to be a hooded lantern dangling from the tip. Upon speaking a command word, the light within the lantern separates into three smaller orbs and one immediately exits becoming a Will-o'-Wisp. The Wisp settles into a space within 20ft of the user under it's control, and will act on the initiative following the users. On following rounds the creature using the staff can use a bonus action to summon an additional wisp, however, after three have been summoned the light in the lantern goes out until the next dusk at which point all have been replenished and any previous surviving summoned wisps disappear.

-Cloak of Hares. This cloak appears to be made entirely of whole dead rabbits sewn together facing the same direction. Upon speaking the command word and pulling the strap securing the cloak to you, it falls apart into a pile of now separated rabbit corpses which suddenly animate into an undead swarm under your control. The Swarm of Undead Rabbits uses the stats for the Swarm of Cranium Rats but replaces the Illumination feature with the following:  Undead Nature. The swarm is made of tiny undead that don't require air, food, drink, or sleep. It also gains Immune to poison. The swarm acts on your initiative as long as you use a bonus action to command it. Without commands it will attack the nearest creature hostile to you. As a bonus action you can speak the command word again to order the swarm to reform into a cloak occupying the space the swarm was in. The Swarm does not heal on its own in any way and once destroyed cannot be reverted into cloak form.

-Poofshroom. Within a small sack lies a number of fist sized red capped mushrooms that have purple veins running down the stalk. Taking one out and crushing it gives the benefit of the Misty Step spell. With the added effect of poisoning  anyone within 5ft of the start or end location of the effect who fails a DC 14 Constitution save. The effect persists for 1 minute or a successful DC 14 heal check is made.

Crystal Sphere of Fog. This perfect, transparent, crystal sphere is filled with a swirling fog. Throwing on the ground shatters it and the mist attemtps to enter the lungs of up to 6 targets you choose. Those who fail a Constitution DC 14 save are forced into a gaseous form as if the spell had been cast on them. The effect persists for an hour.

-Pouch of Creeping Locks. This small leather pouch is fastened by a thick green vine like strap over the shoulder. The ends of four locks of humanoid hair intertwined with plant matter can be seen sticking out of the pouch and come in a variety of colors. Pulling out one of these locks and gesturing with it like a whip causes it to grow longer and thicker highlighting the densely woven hair and vine and the bright red thorns growing from either section. It lashes out at a target you can see within 15ft and deals 2d6 piercing damage. If the target is within 5ft of you, you can choose to knock it 10ft away. If the target is up to 10 or 15ft away from you, you can choose to pull it adjacent to you. In all cases the final space must have been previously unoccupied and the target makes a Strength DC 14 save in order to resist being moved. After use the lock of hair is destroyed.

-Bloodmoss Stone. This small stone is covered in a blood-red moss. Using an action to touch it to a natural or manufactured weapon transfers some of the moss to the weapon. The transferred moss instantly spreads, coating the weapon causing the next time the weapon hits a target to transfer the moss to it. As this happens, the bloodmoss grows rapidly and attempts to root itself to the ground as well as sprouting dangerous red thorns. The target must make a Strength DC 14 save to resist being Restrained for 1 minute.  While restrained by this effect, the target takes 2d6 piercing damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature restrained by the moss or one that can touch the creature can use its action to make a Strength check against DC 14. On a success, the target is freed. The stone can be used a total of three times before it runs out of bloodmoss and becomes a mundane stone.

-Jars of Teeth. Two of these clear jars dangle from hooks on a belt. Pulling one off and throwing it into the air causes it to explode into hundreds of humanoid teeth. The teeth then rain down at a target within 30ft and each creature within 5 feet of it. They each must make a Dexterity saving throw with a DC 14. A creature takes 6d10 piercing damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

-Weird Eye. Pulling out this swollen eyeball and directing it’s gaze at a target unleashes a bolt of purple lightning at the target that is within 30ft. Make a ranged spell attack against that creature. On a hit, the target takes 3d12 lightning damage, and on each of your turns for the duration, you can use your action to deal 3d12 lightning damage to the target automatically. The spell ends if you use your action to do anything else. The spell also ends if the target is ever outside the spell’s range or if it has total cover from you. Once the spell ends, the now charred eye is destroyed.