True to their ancestry, Bunnies in Mech Suits aren't predatory by nature and would vastly prefer to go unnoticed. They will, however, ferociously defend their warrens. How did they get mech suits? Who taught them how to use drills? Who cares? They have the cutest fuzzy earsies!
Quick like a... In an asteroid field, Bunny in a Mech Suit can hop from one asteroid to the next regardless of distance between them.
Multiattack: BiaMS makes 2 melee attacks and 1 ranged attack.
Diamond Carbide Drill Bit. Melee Weapon Attack: -1 to hit a target within 5 feet, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 1d8+1 piercing damage.
Mining laser attachment. 1 attack (1 mining laser): +2 to hit, range 5/60 ft., 1 target. Hit: 1d12 + 2 piercing damage.
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Description
It's a bunny. In a mech suit.
Lair and Lair Actions
I'll just hide here. Bunnies in Mech Suits create warrens in asteroid fields, using the mining attachments (1 drill, 1 laser) on their suits. They won't attack ships passing through unless an attempt is made to mine the asteroids. They never swarm, so you can't ever tell how many there are in a warren.
Lair Actions
If an offending miner does not withdraw from an asteroid shared with BiaMS after one round, the BiaMS takes a lair action to cause one of the following effects (but can’t use the same effect two rounds in a row):
- Thumper's Revenge: BiaMS will rapidly stomp on the asteroid, causing a tremor that will dislodge from the surface anyone who is not tethered or fails a DC 15 Dex save.
- Left Turn at Albequerque: Using the network of tunnels already burrowed into the asteroid, BiaMS will drop into the asteroid and burrow up to cause a cave in below any surface occupiers. The occupier falls into the resulting hole, which is 15 feet deep.
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