Earth Deity. All land based animals that enter combat are automatically charmed by Ctenos. Any land animals summoned buy the party must succeed in a 23 WIS saving throw in order to resist the call of Ctenos, and land animals normally immune to being charmed instead get advantage on the throw. In addition, all spells to control earth cannot supersede those made by Ctenos.
Rocky Terrain. After rolling initiative, all creatures on or under the ground take 5d12 pierce damage.
Spellcasting. Ctenos is a 20th level spellcaster at least. It uses the following spells.
Cantrips (At will): Druidcraft, Magic Stone, Mold Earth, Shillelagh, Thorn Whip, True Strike
1st level (5 Slots): Arcane weapon, Catapult, Earth Tremor, Entangle, Goodberry
2nd level (4 slots): Dust Devil, Earthbind, Shatter, Spike Growth
3rd level (3 slots): Conjure Animals, Erupting Earth, Meld into stone
4th level (3 slots): Grasping Vine, Polymorph, Stone Shape
5th level (2 slots): Transmute Rock, Wall of Stone
6th level (2 slots): Bones of the Earth, Flesh to stone
7th level (1 slot): Divine Word
8th level (1 slot): Earthquake
9th level (1 slot): True Polymorph
Hammer of Quakes. Melee attack, deals 3d12+STR mod bludgeoning damage.
Unarmed Strike. Deals 30+STR mod damage.
Ctenophore's Grip- A grappling attack that can be used immediately after an unarmed attack, causing 3d12+STR mod damage per turn for 5 turns or until the target manages to beat an STR saving throw of 23.
Gaea Power- Once per short rest After using any action, Ctenos may heal 4d10 HP if it is in contact with the ground, and will heal 1d10 HP per turn for 5 turns or until it is forced off of the ground.
Description
Ctenos appears to be a giant jellyfish made of stone and whose tentacles are made of hundreds of stone plates. on its bell is a humanoid face that speaks in a very deep and commanding voice. while it isn't as long or wide as Cnidari, it is every bit as powerful and every bit as dangerous. Ctenos can shed its face and reveal another identical face beneath. The face is actually capable of expression.
Ctenos is a stickler for law and order, forming rigid rules and structure to keep its followers safe and prosperous. His rules are many and well thought out, and any broken laws will result in the offender standing trial before Ctenos itself- or rather its human form anyway. Ctenos never shows its true form unless it is necessary.
Like the other gods, Ctenos cannot truly die. If its mortal body is killed it will simply reincarnate, though there may be ways of delaying the process.
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