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Doppelganger
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Monsters
Basic Rules (2014)
magically reads the surface thoughts of one creature within 60 feet of it. The effect can penetrate barriers, but 3 feet of wood or dirt, 2 feet of stone, 2 inches of metal, or a thin sheet of lead
blocks it. While the target is in range, the doppelganger can continue reading its thoughts, as long as the doppelganger's concentration isn't broken (as if concentrating on a spell). While reading the
Monsters
Infernal Machine Rebuild
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The powerful relics possessed by Lynx Creatlach and Sir Ursas (see the “Special Equipment” section of their stat blocks
) have been granted to them by their diabolical masters, and are not meant to be claimed as treasure. If either agent is killed in the course of the adventure, their special equipment vanishes, returning to Bel or Zariel.
PoisonNecrotic, Psychic
Monsters
Infernal Machine Rebuild
must see the attacker and be wielding a melee weapon.
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The powerful relics possessed by Lynx Creatlach and Sir Ursas (see the “Special Equipment” section of their stat blocks) have been
granted to them by their diabolical masters, and are not meant to be claimed as treasure. If either agent is killed in the course of the adventure, their special equipment vanishes, returning to Bel or Zariel.
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Monsters
Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse
Astral Plane. Obsessed with gathering secrets, both from the gods they inhabit and from the bones of dead creatures, they call forth the spirits of the dead and force them to divulge what they learned in
life.
Berbalangs prefer to speak only to dead things, and specifically only to the spirits they call forth in the hope of learning secrets. They record their stories on the bones that once belonged
Berbalang
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Monsters
Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes
gathering secrets, both from the gods they inhabit and from the bones of dead creatures, they call forth the spirits of the dead and force them to divulge what they learned in life.
Speakers of the Dead
. Berbalangs prefer to speak only to dead things, and specifically only to the spirits they call forth in the hope of learning secrets. They record their stories on the bones that once belonged to
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The
magic-items
Forge Adepts can imbue a weapon with a fraction of theirspirit, creating what the Dhakaani daashors call a ghaal’shaarat, Goblin for “mighty blade.”
Returning Weapon. The