Trait Name.
Conductor: He is a conductor for the church of Mithel and is in charge of the 8th choir. Granting him special privledges he can use.
Action Name. Conduct
Action Melee Attack. Bwump: +3 to hit, throws his gigantic body at high speeds - uses all movement speed. 2d6 bludgeoning damage.
Action Ranged Attack. BOOM BOOM: Throws 2 quarters note at people leading to it exploding, +5 to hit, 3d6 fire dmg
Bonus Action Name. Sheet Music: He can summon 2 Quarter Notes to help aid him in battle.
Reaction Name.
Sacrifice: If a quarter note is available he can use it to shield himself from the damage he would receive from the attack, and deal 1d6 fire damage to the person attacking him. can only use if a quarter note is available.
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Description
Bahumen is a conductor of the 8th choir for the church of Mithel. He is a very egotistical and fat old man who cant even walk on his own. Using a robotic apparatus to float in the air while conducting his quarter notes to fight for him. He always has 3 out but can summon more if need be.
Lair and Lair Actions
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Lair Actions
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Regional Effects
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