Keen Senses. The Teacup Dragon has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on hearing, or smell.
mimicry. the teacup dragon Can mimic other creatures including humanoids. DC:16
bad sight. The teacup dragon has disadvantages on skills that require sight.
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 4 (1d4 + 1) piercing damage.
Description
Teacup dragons Are the smallest of the aeoptera family. Some Aeoptera can grow as large As a cart, but this Species only Gets about as big as a puppy when fully grown.
There’s a lot of variety among teacup dragons, but they all tend to have giant ears and nasal crests that can get very elaborate, growing into big horns and thick, fluffy manes. They have great senses of hearing and smell, but unusually can’t see very well.
Teacup dragons are automimetic: they instinctually mimic the intelligence level and habits of those around them. If they’re raised around cats, they’ll eventually start to act like cats. If they’re raised around people, they’ll Eventually display human intelligence.
they don’t always mimic personalities or opinions, though.... a lot of times it’s quite the oppositel.
They also have very long, almost perfect memories. They tend to live in one place, and can amass decades of historical knowledge, becoming a ”living record” of past events there. Their memories are invaluable to historians.... it the historians can figure out how to communicate with them.
They can become very attached to there companions, if they’ve been around Someone for an especially long time, they may start to ‘remember’ events from that person’s past as if the events actually happened To them.
They appear frequently in myths, especially in reincarnation Stories They’re quite mysterious creatures!
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