Thingiverse
HydraTed
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Miniature of a teddy bear with two heads, blob base included.
This stuffed toy abomination was given life by fae magic and silently roams the land in search of wool with which it sustains itself. HydraTeds grow over time as acquire more woolen stuffing, some growing to be as large as twelve feet tall, at which point they split into two smaller HydraTeds.
More of a pest to sheep and goat farmers and anyone who hangs their woolens out to dry than a threat to anyone.
Their instinct is to hug anyone they see (a form of grapple attack). It's grapple attack does no damage and any grappled target is released after D4 turns, during which time the Hydrated will absorb any woolens they target has adding to the Hydrated's hit points.
HydraTed-ism can be passed on to a mundane stuffed toy if a HydraTed hugs it.
Immune to poison, resistant to blunt damage, but vulnerable to (and in fear of) fire.
If it is beheaded a Hydrated will grow back two more heads from it's woolen stuffing
This stuffed toy abomination was given life by fae magic and silently roams the land in search of wool with which it sustains itself. HydraTeds grow over time as acquire more woolen stuffing, some growing to be as large as twelve feet tall, at which point they split into two smaller HydraTeds.
More of a pest to sheep and goat farmers and anyone who hangs their woolens out to dry than a threat to anyone.
Their instinct is to hug anyone they see (a form of grapple attack). It's grapple attack does no damage and any grappled target is released after D4 turns, during which time the Hydrated will absorb any woolens they target has adding to the Hydrated's hit points.
HydraTed-ism can be passed on to a mundane stuffed toy if a HydraTed hugs it.
Immune to poison, resistant to blunt damage, but vulnerable to (and in fear of) fire.
If it is beheaded a Hydrated will grow back two more heads from it's woolen stuffing
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