Amphibious. The Bat Drake can breathe both air and water.
Pack Tactics. The Bat Drake has advantage on attack rolls against a creature if at least one of the Bat Drake's allies is within 5ft of the creature and the ally isn't Incapacitated.
Born to the Wind. The Bat Drake can sleep while airborne.
Bite: Melee weapon attack, +5 to hit, reach 5ft, one target. Hit 12(2d8+3) piercing damage plus 3(1d6) poison damage.
Description
Bat Drakes live almost their entire lives on the wind; they are born, they sleep, eat, and drink while airborne. Based around the coastal regions, they live in packs, where the females migrate once a year to find new packs to mate with. Despite their appearance, Bat Drakes are extremely intelligent and will often form deals with traders and settlers of the area to allow them to pass unharmed, and even allow them to be used as mounts and companions. However, this is rare and they only respect the strongest of warriors. Some communities hunt Bat Drakes as a rite of passage, as their poisonous glands are a valued commodity, often used to coat weapons.
Bat Drakes have no true legs and thus slither on the ground, their pseudo legs are used to help them climb. These extremely agile drakes are piscivores and mainly hunt at night. Their packs are large and their territorial tendencies mean that only those they allow can pass through their wide swaths of territory which can stretch for hundreds, if not thousands of miles. They protect their fellow packmates, especially their young, with a zealousness almost unseen by other drakes. Another trait that set them apart from most drakes of Rhymorra is their willingness to abide by pack laws; a Bat Drake whose loyalty has been earned is near unbreakable.
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