Aquatic: This creature can breathe in water and on land indefinitely.
Immutable Form: This creature is immune to spells and spell effects that change its form.
Colossal Beast: This creature is immune to the Frightened, Poisoned and Stunned conditions. Additionally it has resistance to non-magical bludgeoning, piercing or slashing damage.
Multi Attack: This creature can make two Bite, Claw or Tail attacks each round.
Siege Creature: This creature deals double damage to constructs and buildings.
Bite: 5ft range, +9 to hit, 7D10+5 Piercing plus 3D10 Acid damage.
Claw: 5ft range, +9 to hit, 3D10+5 Slashing plus 2D10 Acid damage.
Noxious Mist: 60ft by 10ft line. All targets within the line must pass a DC17 CON save or take 10D8 Acid damage (half on a success). This attack recharges on a D6 roll of 5 or more, rolled at the start of their next turn.
Tail: 5ft/10ft range, +9 to hit, 8D10 Bludgeoning damage. A medium or smaller creature hit by this attack must pass a DC17 STR save or be knocked Prone 5ft backwards.
This creature can use a single legendary action at the start of another creatures turn. It can take the following actions;
Legendary Resistance: The creature can instantly succeed a saving throw.
Wide Spray: When this creature is reduced to half of its starting hit points. It immediately recharges the use of its Noxious Mist attack. If it already has the noxious mist attack charged, it's next use of the attack has a 20ft width.
Description
Crowned Drakes are large, aquatic dragons with powerful finned tails and an impressive crown of spines around its neck. Their scales are usually muddy brown with a rare few have mossy green scales. They tend to stick to lakes and rivers. They're the terror of fishing boats and smaller vessels who stray too near to a crowned drakes lair. Their teeth and powerful jaws can easily rip large holes into a ships hull. Once a ship has started to sink, the escaping crew must swim fore their lives or be eaten by the hungry drake. Their young are born in batches of 2-5 and raised in moist underwater caves where the young drakes learn to swim as soon as they can move and see. Despite their ferocious nature, crowned drakes are very attentive parents who will take turns watching the nest and hunting. Some daring hunters try to tame young drakes only to invoke the wrath of its very angry parent. Some reports have confirmed adult drakes tracking their children's kidnappers for weeks just to avenge the insult.
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