Bioluminescence. The vocla glows in the dark illuminating a 5-foot area around it.
Amphibious: The vocla can breathe air and water.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 2 (1d4) piercing damage
Harming Song. Every creature that is capable of hearing within 30 ft. of the vocla when it uses this action must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw, taking 5 (1d6+2) thunder damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one.
Enchanting Song. Every creature that is capable of hearing within 30 ft. of the vocla when it uses this action must make a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw. If a creature fails this save they will ignore the vocla for 5 rounds. The affected creatures can make another DC 15 saving throw at the end of each of their turns.
Nightmare Song. Every creature that is capable of hearing within 30 ft. of the vocla when it uses this action must make a DC 15 saving throw. If a creature fails this save they are intimidated by the vocla for 3 rounds.
Healing Song. Every creature that is capable of hearing within 30 ft. of the vocla when it uses this action heals 1d4 + the creature's level hit points.
Description
It's a small size omnivore about 2ft. and 6in. tall which primarily eats bugs and greenery.
They can be found usually in a body of water within a cave or forest and are very proficient swimmers. They're known for singing a beautiful song from 3 different organs located in the neck and head. The song itself is described as a symphony of voices and ethereal sounds. Their song is also a defense mechanism used to lull their predators into a docile state as to make for a speedy getaway. However, some elves as well as other races have domesticated Vocla to sing in designated areas as to provide guests a relaxing sensation after their weary travels. If their song does not affect the creature they are trying to escape from they can also use their bioluminescence to create a flash to stun their adversary. If all else fails, they resort to making an ear-piercing screech which can only last a few seconds and renders their vocal organs strained if used too often.