Swarm. Once Beautifly has 50 hit points or less remaining, Beautifly has advantage on attack rolls.
Flyby. When Beautifly flies out of the enemy's reach, it does not provoke opportunity attacks.
Leech Life. Melee Weapon Attack: +6 to hit, reach 5 ft., 1 target. Hit: 20 (6d6 + 2) piercing damage. A creature hit by this attack must succeed a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or have their hit points reduced by the amount of damage taken.
Attract. Beautifly releases a sweet, intoxicating scent from it's antenna in a 30ft. radius. Any creature within range must succeed a DC 14 Wisdom saving throw or be charmed by Beautifly for 1 minute. A charmed creature can repeat the saving throw at the end of their turn, ending it on a success.
Gust (Recharge 5-6). Beautifly flaps its wings rapidly, releasing a strong gust of wind in a 40ft. cone. Any creature in range must succeed a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw or take 22 (5d8) thunder damage and fall prone. If a creature succeeds, they don't fall prone and take half damage.
Description
Beautifly is a butterfly-like Pokémon easily recognizable by its two pairs of colourful wings. It has large blue eyes and black antennae with rounded tips. Its face, underside, and four stubby limbs are grey, while the rest of its body is black. The main body of its wings are black with large, yellow markings, and smaller red and blue markings. The upper pair of wings are larger and have a line of yellow along the top edge, while each of the lower wings has a long, round-tipped extension on the bottom. The female's wings have smaller red spots than the male's.
Beautifly has a long and curled black proboscis that it uses to gather pollen and nectar — its favourite food — from flowers. Its diet also includes water, fruit juices, and bodily fluids from its prey, all of which it sucks up with its proboscis. Despite its appearance, Beautifly is known to be aggressive and greedy; it will jab at foes with its proboscis if it is disturbed while collecting pollen. The preferred habitats of a Beautifly are forests, where it rides the spring winds while searching for pollen. It competes with Combee for nectar.
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