Denial of Peace. The chicken is a creature of little remorse and even less reason. Destruction is what it chooses to inflict, and it will do so without hesitation. If a creature initiated in combat with the chicken takes damage, the chicken will instinctively move towards them. The chicken will further use its actions and reactions to move closer until it's upon the creature in question. If another creature takes damage while the chicken is moving towards its target, it will shift its focus to them instead.
Unending Chaos. There is a reason why chickens are eaten alive as opposed to being killed on the spot. The chicken cannot have its speed reduced in any way, magical or otherwise, nor can it be contained within a sealed space without appearing somewhere outside its confinement. Additionally, when the chicken dies, its body explodes into a spray of rotten yolk covering a 5-foot radius sphere. Creatures inside this area must make a DC 20 Constitution saving throw, taking 11 (2d10) necrotic damage and being poisoned on a failed save. From the mess coating the terrain spawn three additional copies of the first chicken, all just as bloodlusted as the first. At the advent of critical mass, five chickens will converge towards a spot on the ground and press their bodies together into a single 5x5 foot space. When all five chickens have occupied the same space, the bodies will morph into each other, creating a new abomination from their combined levels of destructive instinct into one of unholy destruction: The Omega Chicken.
Peck. Melee Weapon Attack: +19 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 14 (1d8 + 10) piercing damage.
Move. The chicken moves up to its full speed towards a creature.
Description
It's a chicken. No different then the roosters and hens that you would find at a poor sod's farm. Though, there isn't any way to tell if it lays eggs or guards the nest; for it doesn't have many organs inside its body. But nobody needs to tell you that. After all, you'd be too busy dealing with its aggressive pecking than anything else. You can try to catch or kill it, but be weary of what happens next.
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