| Mod | Save | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| STR | 8 | −1 | −1 |
| DEX | 16 | +3 | +10 |
| CON | 14 | +2 | +2 |
| Mod | Save | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| INT | 11 | +0 | +13 |
| WIS | 15 | +2 | +8 |
| CHA | 16 | +3 | +5 |
Traits - Spirit of the Coqui
Amphibious Grace. La Coquita can breathe air and water.
Echo of the Rainforest. La Coquita can create sound-based magic without spell slots. She knows the thaumaturgy cantrip (sound effects only).
Nocturnal Sentinel. While in dim light or darkness, Isabella has advantage on Dexterity (Stealth) and Wisdom (Perception) checks relying on hearing.
Multi Attack.
La Coquitamakes two attacks, or one attack and uses Drumbeat of Ancestry.
Tongue Lash.
Reach 15 ft. Pull target 10 ft closer and deal bludgeoning damage.
Drumbeat of Ancestry (Recharge 4-6)
La Coquita beats her drum, invoking Taino Guardian Spirits. Allies of her choice within 30 ft. gain:
* Advantage on their next saving throw
* Temporary hit points equal to La Coquita Charisma Modifier (3)
The faint rhythm of distant ancestors echoes in the air.
Coqui Resonance Call (Recharge 6)
Isabella releases a powerful amphibian call. Creatures of her choice within a 20-ft. radius must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw: Fail: 10 (3d6) thunder damage and frightened of Isabella until the end of their next turn. Success: Half damage, no frightened condition
Territorial Cry. (Recharge 5-6)
As a bonus action, Isabella emits a sharp coquí call. Creatures of her choice within 15 ft. must succeed on a *DC 13 Wisdom save or have disadvantage on their next attack roll before the end of their next turn.
Description
La Coquíta is a Guardiana del Coqui, a 2 foot living spirit born of Puerto Rico’s rainforests, drums, and songs. Like the real coqui frog, she is small but fiercely territorial, protecting sacred land through sound and presence rather than brute force.
Her Flor de Mar tucked into her straw hat symbolizes resilience near the sea, while her traditional Puerto Rican dress carries woven sigils honoring ancestors. The Taino-faced drum is carved with ancestral spirits, used to awaken courage and memory. Her maraca, stitched shut on one side, represents silenced histories—when shaken, it releases voices that refuse to stay quiet.
She is known to appear at dusk, when coqui calls echo through the forest, guiding travelers—or warning intruders.
“This was La Coquita first recorded manifestation — a more direct and combat-forward guardian. Later manifestations reveal a deeper ancestral sovereignty.”
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