Category 3 krakis

I'm planning on making a spellcasting version of this for a campaign I'm working on. It'll possibly force the party to 1) fight it, or 2) become its warlocks. At least, that's the plan.

it be big chungus

Nice to see all of the lair action stuff get added into this page (I'm assuming you need to own Fizban's to see it).

that is really good I am soo going to use this

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nice,do you think i could use it?

 How would they know or stop you?

So many people post so much dumb content here.  Change it if you don’t like it.

Use it if you do.  Whatever.  Use your brain and imagination or shut your trap yeeeesh.  That’s all. 

They suggest Fog Cloud as a spellcasting option for it. But it doesn't have blindsight so it wouldn't be able to see through the fog. I guess it helps it not get targeted by spells but otherwise it seems like a pretty terrible option for it to use.

I am getting an egg. I don't care how. He is going to be my child. His name is going to be Obiluxerance.

Im thinking about this as the Fathomless warlock patron for a tortle warlock 😁

There is now the ancient dragon turtle.

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So, I created an "Elder" variant to throw at my players with a few tweaks
Simple 750 HP
20walk/50swim speed
STR 26 | DEX 14
DEX saving throw thusly adjusted to 8
Steam Breath 15d6 + 10 (setting a minimal 13 damage on a reflex save, absolute maximum of 100 damage, resistances and weaknesses not included, but essentially 25-100 damage range for a hit instead of 15-90)

It should prove to be quite the foe!

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anyone have a younger variant of this? i wanna throw a less powerful one at my party as a seamonster dwelling in a lake

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It's surprisingly not a legendary monster. No legendary action or legendary resistance.

Ok, time to answer some questions with my Fizban's Treasury Of Dragons

1. You should use an Ancient Dragon Turtle for a stronger variant, having 409 health, AC 23, and a challenge rating of 24. Giving it 750 health would be more than Bahamut and Tiamat, literal gods.

2. You can use either a Young Dragon Turtle, or Dragon Turtle Wyrmling, the young has a average of 178 health, challenge rating of 10 with size huge, while wyrmling has a average of 90 health, challenge rating 4, and large size. You can choose what to put in a lake for a starting party  :)

3. The Ancient Dragon Turtle as I said before has 3 legendary actions, legendary resistance (3/day), and 2 mythic actions (yes, it has Blessing of the Sea)

Fun fact, you can cast enlarge/reduce on a dragon turtle wyrmling so it becomes a size medium, and then since it is amphibious (breath water & air) you can take it around in a cart and move it ro somewhere, just thought this was cool

I have made a homebrew Dragon Tortle

Is there a hatchling homebrew I can work with.

Is there DM TRYING TO KILL THEM!!!!!!!!

I have been thinking of having a Dragon Turtle in my game. Most adult dragons can lay 2 to 3 eggs a year. I however have not found any information on Dragon Turtles. If they are like a Sea Turtles they could lay 130 to 1,000 eggs every 1 to 9 years. 

How many eggs do sea turtles lay at one time? In a single nesting season, females lay between two and six clutches of eggs, each containing 65 to 180 eggs. The clutches are laid approximately every two weeks, and the period between female nesting season ranges from one to nine years. Sea turtles also return to the place they were hatched to lay the next generation. This would make the hacking grounds a very valuable bit of information. 

So how would you deal with Dragon Turtle eggs? 

Dragon Turtle vs Orcus. Who wins?

I think i want to make a humanoid species decended from dragon turtles. Might make a Dragonborn Tortle hybrid and then tweak it with data adapted from the Dragon Turtle statblock.

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The lack of legendary actions is interesting. I added them in for mine when I needed it to be a boss encounter and also added lair actions. The legendary actions are Detect, Tail Attack, and Shellshock. Shellhock costs 2 legendary actions - The dragon trutle swims up to 20 feet and slam its shell into each creature in its path (Strength saving throw). On a failure, they take 2d6+7 bludgeoning damage and are stunned until the end of the turtle's next turn.

I more or less lifted the Lair Actions from the Kraken but changed the elecrtified water to boiling or freezing water (dealer's choice) and changed the damage vulnerability to fire. The boiling water lair action also ignores underwater-based fire resistance. 

 

Tell me, how does something that big pull a TMNT? What's his name, Michaelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael, or Donatello? 

There’s an elder variant in fizbans