u/New_Opportunity_742

So I was trying to adapt this Dragon from 5.e to Daggerheart and at the same time make it into a multi-phase tier 4 battle.

The idea is that, in its 1^(st) phase, he is more cautious. Making range attack and teleporting to have a better advantage point from which to attack.

In his 2^(nd) phase he would become more feral. Throwing away his base range attack for claws and jaws and overall being more aggressive

In his 3^(rd) and final phase he would be more destroyed, hanging in the fight by a single thread, so he would be slightly weaker and focus more in escaping and creating some difficult terrain so that the PC could not get to him so easily. Although, if the opportunity presents itself, he would still attack a PC for the kill, even if that puts him in danger.   

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I saw this really good stl by "Comet Lord Miniatures" and I thought "I have to make and adversary with this" so the nameless beast was born. Any thought/feedback??? I thinks its balanced but I don't know for sure.

Foreword: English is not my first language so maybe there are some mistakes here, for that I am sorry

 

This is a short one because I haven’t even played even a single game yet.

So context, I’ve joined a campaign about a princess having recurrent dreams of an arch wizard asking for help in the frozen norths to stop an ancient evil from escaping. That is the whole campaign concept we got. I’ve asked the DM beforehand if he was cool with me leaving some empty spaces in my backstory for him to fill, and if at any moment I stepped to far he just had to tell me and I would change it. So I created Luna, a PC who is mechanically an aasimar but at history level a human who received magic from her dying mother and said magic not adapting well in her body, resulting in her becoming a Wild Sorcerer.

Luna’s mother was killed in a sudden ice storm and her brothers were kidnapped ¿For what reason? ¿Who kidnap them? I left that to the DM. Somewhat. I’ve written at the end some ideas I have for that and I said “Maybe if there is an evil about to be awaken it needs some sort of sacrifice, and that sacrifice needs to be divine. Henceforth the brothers were kidnapped”.

I sent that to the DM, he said to me “IT VERY GOOD, U R IN” and I was very pleased. Few weeks pass by and he said: “What if the powers of Luna come from a dead Hag who the party previously killed???” (This is a sequel camping for one I was not in) I was like “That not who she is, and her powers are very rainbow and chaos not fey and dark” And suddenly the DM who loved my backstory was saying things like: “she cannot be a sister to the princess because she’s the last of her line” and I was like “the first sentence of my backstory is that she is a girl from a nobody town and that is just another face in the crowd”, and things like that, and then I realized that the day I sent my backstory he responded in less than a minute when my backstory is 3 pages long….¿Did he even read my backstory?

This still developing but I am thinking of showing of for 1 session and check the vibes and If it’s a nono leave the campaign. It sours my mouth because I felled in love with Luna, I’ve even commissioned art for her, but I don’t know. This smells wrong.