Falenous has made Eventellia her home, a heavily forested island that has such rich magical properties that it actually has the potential to increase almost any creatures magical properties.

Lair Actions:

-My Flock (Recharge 5). Every 5 rounds, Falenous can call upon 1d4 + 2 Oathbound Harpies in unoccupied spaces within 60 feet of her. She can have no more than 15 Pactbound Harpies active at one time.

-The Forest Drowns. Saltwater bleeds from the trees, creating zones of corrupted seawater, creatures entering or starting their turn in the area must succeed on a DC 16 Con save or their movement is reduced by 10 ft., and they take 2d6 fire damage as their skin tightens and dries like it’s being preserved in salt by Eventellia itself.

Regional Effects

The waters surrounding Eventellia (12miles around it) are filtered to be crystal clear, some even say u can see to the bottom of the ocean points there, causing the following effects: 

 -Untraceable. Within 12 miles of its lair, the dragon leaves no physical evidence of its passage unless it wishes to. Tracking it there is impossible except by magical means. In addition, it ignores movement impediments and damage from plant and rock formations in this area.

- Water of Eden. Within 12 miles of the island, the water becomes impossibly transparent — as though every impurity has been stripped away by divine hands. The ocean floor, shipwrecks, and bones of leviathans can be seen as if through glass. This unnatural visibility negates Stealth made to hide underwater unless total cover is present. At night, moonlight turns the water into a mirror that reflects not the present self, but fragments of what a creature fears it may become. Drinking the Water, etiher from Falenous's Crystal Horns or around her lair, any creature that drinks or consumes food washed in the island’s water must succeed on a DC 17 Wisdom saving throw or slowly suffer the Whispering Current status effect (see below). (DM Note: Detect Magic reveals a faint necromantic aura within the water; Identify reveals the water is “screaming.”) However, any wounds are healed, not used for resurrection though. After 1d4 days of consuming the water, a creature must make a DC 16 Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, it develops Ladys Madness, once a symptom manifests, it persists and worsens until cured by greater restoration, heal, or divine intervention. See table below, each symptom is obtained after every long rest:

1 — Fractured Sleep The victim dreams of a still ocean whispering lullabies in their own voice. They wake drenched in saltwater that isn’t their own sweat. They gain no benefit from long rests until the madness is cured.

2 — Boiling Veins The illusion of calm hides violent transformation. Their blood begins to steam beneath the skin, and faint bubbles form along their arms. Pain is dulled by euphoric warmth. The infected creature that succeeds on a DC 15 Wisdom check can see the truth: their flesh is literally boiling away. Otherwise They feel only a pleasant heat.

3 — Echo of the Depths The victim begins hearing their own thoughts whispered seconds after they think them — as though theres an echo reading their mind. Wisdom saving throws made to resist charm or fear effects are made with disadvantage.

4 — Fractured Allegiance The water’s will intrudes during combat. When the creature takes damage for the first time in a round, roll a d6. On a 1–3, they must succeed on a DC 17 Wisdom saving throw or attack their nearest ally on their next turn, murmuring “We all must return.”

5 — The Call Below The victim’s eyes cloud over like pearls; they no longer register reflections as their own. Each night, they wander toward any source of water while sleepwalking. Companions who attempt to restrain them hear wet, gurgling prayers: “She’s waiting in the clear.”

6 — Drowning The final stage. The victim comes to believe that their body is not real — only the water is. They walk calmly into the sea, sink willingly, and do not resist drowning.

When Falenous dies, all of these regional effects fade immediately.