Magic Resistance. The b'dooga has advantage on saving throws against spells and other magical effects.
Cloudstrider. The b'dooga is invisible while lightly or heavily obscured by fog or clouds.
Gentle Song (3/Day). The b'dooga sings one of the following magical melodies.
- Melody of Sleep. Each humanoid or giant within 300 feet of the b'dooga that can hear the song must succeed on a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw or fall unconscious for 10 minutes. A creature awakens if it takes damage or if someone uses an action to shake or slap it awake.
A creature that successfully saves is immune to all b'dooga's melody of sleep for the next 24 hours. - Melody of Healing.Each humanoid or giant within 300 feet of the b'dooga that can hear the song magically regains 22 (4d10) hit points and is freed from any curse, disease, poison, or blindness.
Multiattack. The b'dooga makes two bite attacks.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +8 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. Hit: 23 (4d8 + 5) piercing damage.
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Description
Enormous furred worms known as b'dooga roam the cloudy skies of mountains and fields of the Material Plane. Their name was given to them by halfling druids roughly
translates to fuzzy friend, by these druid's accounts they have seemingly been roaming the skies for as long as history can recall though they have no clue about
the origin of their existence. Even how long they are is a mystery no one has ever seen their full body.
Kindness of Heart. All b'dooga's share a unanimous trait. They are all incredibly kind and docile creatures by nature, given the chance they will almost always attempt to communicate with all manner of creatures, regardless of race. Upon finding another creature in distress, the b'dooga will go out of its way to assist or comfort said creature, leading to fables of the gentle giants in the skies. If opposed however with no chance of escape, they would much rather put their opposition magically to sleep rather than cause them harm, if no other options remain however they will fight to protect themselves and those they consider their friends.
Hidden Giants. Not many have sighted these gargantuan creatures, as they are able to seamlessly vanish into the cover of clouds or fog, disappearing from view entirely. Most of their sightings have been by children, who the b'dooga seems to hold a certain fondness for.
Clouds and Sheep. How they sustain themselves is a mystery entirely in itself, a few scholars have reasoned that they are somehow able to eat the clouds as they traverse them. Though it has curiously been documented that even though they are usually not carnivores, they have been sighted on multiple occasions to be scooping up sheep by their teeth and swallowing them whole, they don't frequent this habit enough to reason it being their only source of sustenance however and is simply thought to be a delicacy of the B'dooga.
Family and Solitude. Most B'dooga's traverse the skies alone and there's very little documentation of them traveling together with another of their kin. One exception
to this however is a single massive colony of bidooga that is rarely sighted more than once every ten years, yet enough accounts throughout history confirm that a pack of twenty or more of these mysterious creatures have been traveling together throughout the vast Material Plane
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