Special Trait Name.
Steam Hiss: (1/Long Rest): Bukhat arches its back and hisses, unleashing a 15 ft. cone of steam in enemies direction. Target must make a DEX save (+12) or take 9 (1d10+2) fire {steam} damage. In an enclosed area this may also be used to skew vision.
Land on Your Feet: The Bukhat, like most cats have a special grace about them that allows them to land on their feet when they fall. Bukhat takes half damage when falling from heights.
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Claws: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 4(1d6 ) slashing damage.
Bite : +1 to hit, reach 5 ft, 1 target. Hit 3(1d4) piercing damage, due to the special nature of the Bukhat, creature must make a CON save 12 or higher or take an additional (1d6) fire{steam} damage. Automatic save on creatures that do not contain water (constructs, skeletons, rock, etc).
Hairball: Bukhats are especially proud of their hygiene. That being said, that much fur has to go somewhere and when your anatomy is mostly steam and fire, it's going to leave a nasty surprise. That said, Bukhats have trained themselves to use this to their advantage when they are under attack. As a bonus attack, Bukhat can cough out a steamy hairball, when stepped in, target takes (1d4) steam damage and if rushing or moving must make a DEX save or be knocked prone. This only works on creatures (Large, Medium, Small, or Tiny).
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The Bukhat is much larger than the average house cat (about the size of a large dog), they are all white with distinctly orange eyes, some have theorized (the few lucky people who have seen them) this is due to their internal temperature being extremely hot to produce their signature steam hiss attack. They also have comically sized ears, to better hide themselves from trouble long before it can arrive, having a hearing ability far beyond most feline creatures. `
Bukhat is incredibly adorable, and fiercely independent. They tend to keep to themselves, hunting and living among their packs, and will only attack if cornered or provoked. However, if one should risk their ire by assisting them, the Bukhat because a faithful companion, fighting to the death along side their friend (because they'd sooner eat their tail then call them their masters). They to typically see their companions as useless kittens who cannot care for themselves, but to that end, Bukhat will protect their 'young' at any and all costs.
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Posted Oct 29, 2021Hey there, forgive the crappy drawing, this was intended as a gift to a friend so I gave them a very quick, very poor (because I have no artistic ability) drawing to give them an idea of roughly what they'll look like.