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- Sources->Dungeons & Dragons->Tomb of Annihilation
Flying Monkeys The sound of wings heralds the arrival of 3d6 flying monkeys (see appendix D), which swoop through the adventurers in a wave of grasping hands and feet. Each character must succeed on
a DC 12 Dexterity saving throw or lose a useful piece of gear to the furry thieves. If this encounter occurs near Mbala (see chapter 2), the monkeys are servants of the green hag Nanny Pu’pu. These
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- Sources->Dungeons & Dragons->Sage Advice & Errata
Prisoners of the Yuan-ti (p. 118) In the second bullet, “succumbed to … form of madness” has been replaced with “is suffering the effects of blue mist fever (see “Diseases,” page 40) and throws stones at illusory blue monkeys only he can see.”
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Flying Monkey Flying monkeys are slightly more clever and curious than common monkeys, and they can be domesticated and taught to obey simple commands. They come in many colors and varieties, with
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Ataaz Muhahah Shown in map 2.2, Ataaz Muhahah (“Laughing Gorge”) is a gaping chasm crossed by an ancient stone span called the Monkey Bridge. The structure got its name from the monkeys that perch on
its walls and hang by their tails from its underside. The monkeys are a mix of living monkeys and ancient carvings that are part of the bridge. Most of the carvings have been damaged by time, but the
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- Sources->Dungeons & Dragons->Sage Advice & Errata
vivid hallucinations of blue monkeys 1d6 hours after failing the save, and the hallucinations last until the disease ends on the creature. A creature can repeat the saving throw every 24 hours, ending the effect on itself on a success.
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12. Wongo’s Shrine Carvings of monkeys hanging by their tails decorate two cracked obelisks that stand before a shrine enclosed by broken walls. Past the obelisks is a courtyard filled with
portcullis from dropping by jamming it with at least two iron spikes. 12A. Cracked Obelisks Creatures that pass between these two obelisks hear in their heads a cacophony of shrieking monkeys. The sound
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pureblood who looks human except for his forked tongue, is suffering the effects of blue mist fever (see “Diseases”) and throws stones at illusory blue monkeys only he can see. Oloma Authdamar (CG female
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mist must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or become infected with blue mist fever. An infected creature begins seeing vivid hallucinations of blue monkeys 1d6 hours after failing the save
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the villagers. Nanny Pu’pu isn’t entirely alone. With a whistle, she can call forth 2d6 flying monkeys (see appendix D) that live in the trees, and she has a flesh golem buried in a shallow grave
outside her small hut. The hag uses the flying monkeys to gather food and supplies, but they won’t fight for her. The golem will, however; it erupts from the earth as a bonus action if commanded to
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tiles are almiraj (see appendix D), dragonflies, eagles, giraffes, monkeys, tigers, warthogs, and zebras. Poison Darts. To cross the hallway safely, a character must avoid stepping on the same animal
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concocted from jungle plants, dinosaur skulls and claws, iron, tiger pelts, carved ivory, Batiri and grung handiwork, colored feathers, tropical fruit, monkeys, plesiosaurus meat, and all the other riches of
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— — — — — — — — 20–37 Flail snail — 46 — — — — 32–33 46–47 — Flaming Fist 47–49 47–50 24–26 22–23 — 50–51 34–36 — — Flying monkeys 50–52 51 — — 54–59 52–53 37–38 — — Flying snakes 53–55 52–53 27 — 60–61 54–55
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from the arena. Talro’a sells animals that can be trained as mounts or pets, including dinosaurs and flying monkeys. The yuan-ti of Omu secretly pay Talro’a to warn them if treasure hunters are
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of its turns. On a failed save, the character takes the damage again. A successful saving throw ends the effect.
7 Monkeys and small pets One of the many monkeys on this barge throws a banana
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D) hiding in a flower 6–7 1d4 flying monkeys (see appendix D) perched in a tree. The monkeys playfully hurl dancing monkey fruit (see appendix C) at nearby characters. They fly away if attacked. 8–9