Tensile Appendages. The Akuzcan can interact with objects up to ten feet away.
Temperature Sense. In addition to its normal vision, the Akuzcan can see creatures behind thin barriers and trees up to 20 feet away.
Sting. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 5 (2d4 + 1) piercing damage. If the target has not already been stung during this combat, the target is poisoned and its speed is halved for 2 rounds. Otherwise, the target is paralyzed for this time.
Siphon. The Akuzcan may grapple any creature of size medium or lower within melee rane, siphoning off blood using its proboscus. This action deals 1d6 - 1 initial piercing damage and 1 additional piercing damage for every turn the Akuzcan remains in contact with the target. During this time, attack rolls against the Akuzcan have advantage and it cannot make any actions or reactions. At any point during its next turns, the Akuzcan can choose to end the action, moving 5 feet away.
Description
The Akuzcan, a solitary tree-borne predator of insectile descent, features a long retractable proboscis, lengthy appendages, and an armored torso, head and pair of forearms. Its complex optical system allows it to identify temperature, helping it identify prey in the trees before paralyzing them and draining their blood. It obtains its neurotoxins by attracting venomous insects and filtering toxins from the blood into sacs behind the eyes using a powerful biological filtration system.
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