Keen Smell. The cat has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on smell.
Immortality. The cartoon cat is immortal till a certain item is used on him (the bottle of "dip")
Cartoon Physics. because of his cartoon physics his melee attacks can reach further than a normal creature and his moments are erratic
Shape/Size-shifting. he can alter his size and shape at will (tus why you can't determent the height)
Claws. Melee Weapon Attack: +0 to hit, reach 20 ft., one target. Hit: 1 slashing damage.
Elastic Arm. Melee Attack: +15 to hit; 1d20+10; reach 50 ft one target.
Devour. Every time a player dies Cartoon Cat will eat them and regan 20hp
Breaking Reality. Enchantment: take 3 turns to charge, gains 100hp and grows an extra set of arms, plus a new ability: Cartoon Catastrophe
Cartoon Catastrophe. 30 ft. Multi-target of up to 6. 1d20 +5.
Shape Shift Arm. Roll a 20 sided dice. all reach 30ft. 1-5: Punch 1D20 +5. 6-10: Pie 1D20 +7. 11-15: Mace 1D20 +9. 16-20: Hammer Arm 1D20 +11.
Reality Warping. Shifts the terrain and moves the characters around (can only be used once, changes back after being killed)
Encounter Description
You'll enter an abandoned mall in the woods seeking shelter from the storm. Not 5mins in the building till you hear scraping in the walls before you hear a horrific laughter echo through the air. Suddenly a creature clad in shadows leaps from the top floor. standing 135ft away on the other side of the mall. A cartoon creature that resembles a cat, he has a huge pair of eyes that have a menacing look to them and a massive smile. you don't understand why but it feels old, very old. there is an ancient evil hiding behind an outdated smiling face. As long as there are people watching, it has a hatch to our reality. he asks if you wanna play a game of cat and mouse before the doors slam shut and the battle begins.
Description
Cartoon Cat depicts a pitch-black/jet-black skinned, tall, rather slender and malleable humanoid entity with a feline head, manifesting with a physical aesthetic akin to that of a rubber hose 1930's cartoon character, albeit far more grotesque and realistic. Word of God states that Cartoon Cat lacks a stable height, as also proven by several photos, showing the fetid entity at differing heights, with some photos depicting Cartoon Cat reaching up to the towering size of a two-story building, even exceeding the height of several regular, normal-sized houses, while others depict him at shorter heights, being only a few feet taller than an average human being. Cartoon Cat's fingers are slender and sharp, their count varies depending on how it is feeling, the exact feelings and corresponding finger count to them have never been revealed. Cartoon Cat's legs often end in sharp points or simple stubs, but a specific, aforementioned photograph depicts the creature wearing boots. The Cartoon Cat technically is a shape-shifting blob, but he has more control over his shifting abilities than that description would imply. He has the most malleable appearance out of all his monsters, as its texture apparently alternates, likely oily, fluffy or smooth, as the question of this reply suggests. Conveniently, and similar to an actual cartoon, there are smear frames whenever Cartoon Cat moves.
Lair and Lair Actions
The lair is a 3 story delegated mall. some of the parts of the mall have fallen like some of the stairs or platforms. its easy to move around in some parts but more difficult in others.
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