Keen Hearing and Smell. The Aga gain Advantage on Perception checks that require Sight and Hearing.
Poison and Thunder , Lightning Absorption. The Aga recover HP Equal to the damage dealt by an attack that do Poison, Thunder or Lightning damage.
Ram. Whenever the Aga take Dash Action, it can only run in a straight line and at the same time attempt to Ram to a creature or a contruct/ environment, the ram is powerful enough to cause a small quake in the ground around them. If the creature got rammed by the Aga , it must make a STR save or take 2d8 Bludgeoning and 1d4 Piercing damage, if it got rammed into an obstacle, the creature is also restrained till the Aga move away.
Bite. Bite: The Aga bite a creature. +7 to hit, reach 5 ft. 1 target. Hit: 9 (2d4 + 4) [Piercing] Damage. On Hit: Force the target to make a CON Save or get poisoned for 1 minute. The poisoned creature take 1d6 Poison damage every turn of the Aga and theirs.
Claw. Claw: The Aga Claw a creature twice . +6 To Hit, Reach 5 Ft, 1 Target. Hit: 16 (4d4+6) [Slashing] Damage
Pack Action. As a reaction when an ally of the Aga successfully attack a hostile entity, the Aga can make an attack roll against that entity if they're in their attack range.
Description
An Aga is a Wolf , Tiger Hybrid, part Moose made out of Woods and Mosses, It origin is unknown but due to how it react to thunder and lightning, they theorize that it origin might be similar to a Shambling Mound. The Aga got the head of a Wolf, with glowing yellow eyes, sharp and hard, venomous wooden fangs. It has a body of a tiger and legs of a Moose, and a Tail, with a texture similar to a stem. The Aga got their own language named Agasei, similar to barks but with a much deeper pitches that they use to commune with each others.
A male Aga also has antlers on it head, while the female one don't.
A typical Aga Pack is often found in Forests and Hill, and one often live up to 70 Years. Once an Aga dies naturally or killed without using fire, their body merge with the earth bellow them and fertilize them.
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