Watchful Eyes. The Chumbles has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks made to detect creatures within 20 feet of it. Additionally, it can perceive its surroundings in multiple directions simultaneously, allowing it to track up to three separate creatures at once.
Stacked Defense. The Chumbles has advantage on dexterity saving throws made against effects that would cause it to become prone.
Flame Retardant. The Chumbles has resistance to fire damage.
Fire Spit. Ranged Attack: +4 to hit, range 20 ft., 1 target. Hit: 7 (2d6) [Fire] damage.
Multiattack. The Chumbles can use its Fire Spit three times per turn, targeting one creature with all three, or up to three different creatures.
Description
The Chumbles are a strange and grotesque creature, made up of three smaller creatures stacked on top of one another in a tower formation. Each of the three creatures has its own consciousness and personality, leading to conflicts and disagreements within the group. However, the bottommost creature has control over the legs and movement of the entire mass, allowing them to work together to hunt and move.
These creatures are often found in colourful meadows as their own vibrant appearance makes them difficult to camouflage. They use their fire spit to hunt, shooting it from each of their three mouths at their prey. This allows them to launch a multi-attack against a single target or target up to three different opponents at once.
Though the Chumbles are not particularly intelligent, they are able to work together effectively when it comes to hunting and defending themselves. They have no means of communicating in any language, nor do they possess any psychic abilities.
During festivals and celebrations where colourful banners and decorations are used, the Chumbles may wander into villages and towns, mistaking the decorations for a colourful meadow and causing chaos and destruction as they hunt.
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