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010 - Echoes of The Seraphim (LVL 8-20)
010 - Echoes of The Seraphim (LVL 8-20)
Level Scaling
8 – 20
CREDITS
Writer/Designer: Alexander H. Dovermann Produced by: Bestiarum Games
his module can be run as a one-shot blight. The party must delve into the cathedral
or as part of a persistent dark fantasy and unveil its mysteries to cleanse whatever
UNDERCROFT ENCOUNTER
Difficulty Enemies
Hard +0
Nightmare +1
Torment +2
Hell +3
Actions:
Petrifying Iris. The eye cherub targets one
creature it can see, and which can see it, within 30
feet. The creature must make a DC 11 Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, the creature
magically turns to stone and is petrified. It may
repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its
turns. On a success, the effect ends. If a creature
is brought to 0 hit points while affected, it
permanently becomes a stone statue, and the
effect of the petrification cannot be undone.
Combat Tactics
The seraph, while formidable in combat, has
relatively low damage capabilities. It relies
heavily on its high defenses and resilience,
attempting to drag out battles until its Divine
Lamentation exhausts its enemies to death or
its cherubim flock grows into a deadly mass.
As more and more cherubs swarm into
combat, parties that are unable to stem their
tides will quickly succumb to their petrifying
gaze, losing their critical combat actions as
their key members are turned to stone and
taken out of the fight.
The seraph uses its innate spellcasting
abilities strategically to bolster its defenses
and manipulate the battlefield. It seeks to
protect itself with spells like shield of faith,
while using command to isolate or hinder key
threats, or force them to open their eyes and
make themselves vulnerable to its cherubs’
petrifying gaze. The seraph is difficult to pin
down due to its ability to use thunderwave or
freedom of movement followed by additional
movement from its Rush ability.
The seraph is not afraid of anything and
will not run. It will engage in melee combat,
but it will not expose itself to undue risk.
Instead, it will maintain a calculated offense,