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When envisioning a warden, think of the flora and fauna natural to a region. A [[Forest Warden|forest warden]] might look like a [[Grizzly Bear|grizzly bear]] made out of oak bark and lichen, while a [[Desert Warden|desert warden]] could resemble prickly pears joined together into the shape of a [[giant]] cobra. | When envisioning a warden, think of the flora and fauna natural to a region. A [[Forest Warden|forest warden]] might look like a [[Grizzly Bear|grizzly bear]] made out of oak bark and lichen, while a [[Desert Warden|desert warden]] could resemble prickly pears joined together into the shape of a [[giant]] cobra. | ||
Wardens that dwell in mountains can be represented by any other environment’s warden: a forested mountain might have a forest warden, and a rocky mountain’s warden might have the stats of a [[Cave Warden|cave warden]]. | Wardens that dwell in mountains can be represented by any other environment’s warden: a forested mountain might have a [[Forest Warden|forest warden]], and a rocky mountain’s warden might have the stats of a [[Cave Warden|cave warden]]. | ||
Many wardens, especially those in wooded environments, form friendships with small faerie lights called will o’ the wisps. Wardens will quietly assess adventurers to determine whether they pose a threat to their habitat. If the warden believes the heroes not to be a threat, they might send will o’ the wisps to [[guide]] the heroes. If the adventurers are deemed threatening, then the wisps might lure them into the warden’s clutches. | Many wardens, especially those in wooded environments, form friendships with small faerie lights called will o’ the wisps. Wardens will quietly assess adventurers to determine whether they pose a threat to their habitat. If the warden believes the heroes not to be a threat, they might send will o’ the wisps to [[guide]] the heroes. If the adventurers are deemed threatening, then the wisps might lure them into the warden’s clutches. | ||
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=== | === Tundra Warden === | ||
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| colspan="6" |''Monster Level:'' | | colspan="6" |''Monster Level: 6'' | ||
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| colspan="6" |'' | | colspan="6" |''Huge. Plant Monstrosity'' | ||
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!'''STR''' | !'''STR''' | ||
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!3 | |||
!0 | !0 | ||
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! | !-2 | ||
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!Ref: 10 | !Ref: 10 | ||
!Fort: | !Fort: 13 | ||
!Ant: | !Ant: 13 | ||
!Log: | !Log: 7 | ||
!Will: | !Will: 8 | ||
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