Entrancing Third Eye. The fiend can use his third eye to emit a red light that only 1 selected person can see. That person is drawn towards the eye and must make a wisdom saving throw DC 14 to resist
Multi-Attack The Fiend can take up to 3 attacks in a single turn
Bite: melee weapon attack: +5 to hit, reach 5ft, one target. Hit: 7 (1d6 + 3) piercing damage
Claw: melee weapon attack: +6 to hit, reach 10ft, one target. Hit: 10 (1d8 + 2) slashing damage
Bullrush: ranged/melee attack: +5 to hit, range 30/80, up to 3 targets within a straight line. Hit: 15 (3d6 + 3) bludgeoning damage. Target must make a dex save throw DC 13 to take half damage and not be knocked prone
Cast Slow: With its piercing red eye the fiend can cast slow on up to 4 things
Charge (Costs 2 actions) Moves up to his speed and then makes a Bullrush attack
Description
Fiends are large beasts that have the antlers of a large deer but the front legs are demonic with claws while the back are also that of a bull. It has a third eye that is psychic in the middle of it's head that is a twisted gnarled version of a deer. it is a beast of brute strength lacking in mercy.
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Okay, how does the Entrancing Third Eye work? They’re drawn toward it, do they use all of the movement on their turn to move toward it? Can they use actions? When do they get saving throws? Also, I think you should classify fiends as fiends, not monstrosities. Wait... you also say they’re beasts? I’m confused. And you should also say what kind of fiend it is. Is it a demon? And why do you use both “he” and “it” pronouns?
Ok so,
Entrancing Third Eye is basically like a red light that they notice in the wilderness that they use all of their movement towards. They can make the wisdom save at the end of each turn. I classified as such because it is based off the beast from Witcher 3 which I felt didn't align with the fiend classification on DnD. I use both he and it pronouns because this was originally just a homebrew for a campaign I was running and after they enjoyed the encounter I made it available to the public as well. In the story ours happened to be a young male with its much older mother further in the forest. Thank you for your feedback!
Do you have an image that closely resembles this?
Hey! I would look at the Fiend from Witcher 3!