Electrical Rage (3/day). As a bonus action, The Astalos can get a free Charge and +2 to its melee weapon attacks and damage that lasts until the end of its next turn.
Legendary Resistance(1/day). When the Astalos fails a saving throw, it can instead choose to succeed.
Multiattack.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack, 10 ft range, +9 to hit. 2d8+4 Piercing damage.
Charge. Adds 3d8 Lightning damage to Wing Slam and Electroblade. Does not stack.
Tail. Melee Weapon Attack, 10 ft range, +9 to hit. 2d8+4 Bludgeoning damage.
Wing-Slam. Melee Weapon Attack, 10 ft range, +9 to hit. Deals 2d8+4 Bludgeoning damage.
Electroblade (Recharge 5-6). Melee Weapon Attack, 15 ft range, +9 to hit. Deals 2d8+4 slashing damage and 4d10 lightning damage.
Description
Astalos' body is almost entirely covered in sharp, dark green plating, although it has a more bright-colored underside. Unlike any other Flying Wyvern, Astalos' wings resemble those of an insect, most precisely a Glasswing Butterfly's wings. Its thin legs have three toes. Its tail is long, making up almost half of the monster's length, and it has two pairs of earwig-like pincers at the tip. It has a relatively small head, with a large horn on top of it. Its eyes are green.
Astalos can generate green electricity by moving its body parts and it is able to release it from its wings, tail, and horn. Its wings have sharp claws, which it uses in ferocious dive-bombing attacks. It can paralyze prey with a strike from its tail, as well as fire bolts of electricity from it. Its horn can create a blade-like current of electricity, which extends the range of its horn attacks and also imbues them with the Thunder element. It can also breathe blasts of electricity which can split into two pillars upon impact with the ground.
Astalos are active and dangerous predators that use their electrical abilities to paralyze their prey. They are highly territorial and aggressive. They are powerful creatures with a dark intelligence to their eyes, and certain love for the thrill of the hunt. They are not particularly fond of each other, and only tolerate each other during mating season.
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