Explosive demise. Upon the clay bombardier's demise the clay bombardier rolls a d20, if the clay bombardier rolls a 15 or higher it will begin to detonate causing anything within 30ft to take 3 d6 fire damage, the effect is doubled if they opponent is in tar.
Slower than molasses. If a clay bombardier is to take over 8 bludgeoning damage in a single turn the following will happen, it will begin to leak tar causing anything it walks over to halve movement speed of the creature that walked over it.
Unarmed strike. Melee Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 8 (1d8 + 3) [bludgeoning] damage.
Cannon. Ranged Weapon Attack: +3 to hit, range 20/180 ft., 1 target. Hit: 8 (1d6 + 3) [bludgeoning] damage/ [fire] damage.
Bunker buster. Ranged Weapon attack: +5 to hit, range 20/1000 ft., 10 target Hit 15 (2d12 + 2) [bludgeoning and fire] damage (halves walkspeed of opponent and can only be used once).
Ammo change. At the begging of the clay bombardier's turn it may choose to switch to fire damage for the attack cannon or switch back to bludgeoning.
Detonating toss. The clay bombardier upon being stealth attacked will grab the aggressor and throw them into the air and shoot them dealing [2d8 + 3] bludgeoning damage/ fire damage.
Description
The clay bombardier is tall muscular humanoid that is covered in clay with intricate designs on it's clay shell. Clay bombardier's are usually solemn guardians who will sometimes leave their posts to aquire objects of importance. A clay bombardier is a hard clay shell with gorgeous designs covering their shell while inside is a tar like substance. Most have a clay pot over their head with small slits for viewing, they don't have to eat but they sometimes do in celebration of a battle. They tend to guard the graves of the ancient weavers of tar who created them to the death. They are known to accept gift's whenever offered as a sign of respect to the outsiders since outsiders usually come to rob the graves of their masters. These large guardians are usually accompanied by one or two more of them when they leave tho they have been known to raid places that the walls of the ancient graves say are sacred to the weavers of tar. They have been known to accompany travelers and show them places of great importance to speed up the process of acquiring sacred relics.
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