Shapeless Metamorphosis. If reduced to 0 hit points the Angeur goes unconscious. At the start of the Angeur's next turn it is brought back up to full health. If the Angeur is reduced to 0 hit points by fire or acid, or if it is damaged by fire or acid while unconscious it is killed.
Shapechanger. The doppelganger can use its action to polymorph into a Small or Medium humanoid it has seen, or back into its true form. Its statistics, other than its size, are the same in each form. Any equipment it is wearing or carrying isn't transformed. It reverts to its true form if it dies.
Glory of the Feast. At the start of its turn, Angeur can spend a Feast Point to gain one of the following:
- Add 1d4 to the next attack roll
- Regain 2 hit points
- Make a save at the start of its turn
- Spawn a Fledgling Angeur
Claw. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 7 (1d8 + 2) slashing, piercing, or bludgeoning damage.
Feast. The angeur can spend an action to feast on the corpse of a recently killed creature. If it does so, it gains 1 Feast Point.
Description
The second to last stage of the Angeur, an adult is far more dangerous of prey. Able to near perfect shape changing, it can look like anyone it has eaten, ot a mix match of anyone it has eaten. When not in disguise, the adult looks like a humanoid creature with mismatch body parts. It could have the leg and hoof of an elk for one leg and then an insect leg. Often this true form is made up of things the Angeur finds pleasing, which usually means horrifying to any sane creature. It never shows its true form unless it is killed or to torment its prey before eating it.
Like all stages of the Angeur, the adults always hunger, and strive to gorge themselves whenever it is safe too. As it feasts, its body willslop onto the ground to form fledglings. These fledglings will go out and the adult, if not adolescents are around, will try to aid them in finding food to grow. Each one that becomes an adolescent is sent back to the adults den. It then begins to order the adolescents around. ITs goal is to create more fledglings and hope more of the adolescents are able to become adults as well.
As more adults form, they act as the leading group for the den. Their goal doesn't change. They all want to feast and make more of themselves. As more adults form, one is chosen to become a brood angeur. This angeur is feed a portion of flesh by the rest and it produces more fledglings. This anguer becomes a massive lump of flesh that grips onto walls and only eats and reproduce. ITs rare for this to happen though. There has to be enough food to sustain a brood angeur. Usually, once food starts to become more difficult to find, the adults will become so hungry they eat their own. They gain no pleasure or subtenants from this, but the endless hunger drives them to do so. This is usually how a angeur infestation will resolve itself.
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