Two to six in a row, less so.Īnd, as mentioned, faerie dragons can do this while remaining invisible. But from three dozen, well, figure that a dozen of them have their Euphoria Breath charged up in any given round, and divide that by the number of PCs attacking them. It’s not much of a threat- from one faerie dragon. This ability recharges, making it available roughly once every three rounds. The main weapon in the faerie dragon’s arsenal is Euphoria Breath, a short-range effect that works a little like a limited confusion spell: if the target blows its saving throw (which isn’t super-likely, given that the save DC is only 11), it either runs around randomly or just zones out for a round. You attack a good creature, you reap what you sow. Does this seem like dirty pool? I don’t care, man. A couple of rounds later, you’ll be fighting a dozen. By the third round of a fight with two faerie dragons, you’ll be fighting five. They can communicate telepathically with other faerie dragons nearby, meaning that if you find yourself fighting more than one, you’re in for a world of misery, because they’re going to call in all their friends for backup. This means they can freely move, attack, use objects or even cast spells without becoming visible, although they can’t cast a spell that also requires concentration. This is facilitated by their high flying speed-60 feet per round-and their Superior Invisibility, which lets them turn invisible at will for as long as they concentrate on staying that way. They have nothing in the way of ranged attacks, so any fighting they do has to be the hit-and-run kind. They’re also clever and very charismatic. React aggressively, though, and they’ll respond in kind.įaerie dragons are tiny and very weak, but their Dexterity is extraordinary, their Constitution above average. PCs who take their pranks in good fun have nothing more to fear from them. Faerie dragons are cute, good-natured and mostly harmless, teasing passers-by with mischievous illusions-nothing harmful or spiteful, mind you. There’s not much reason for player characters to get in a fight with a faerie dragon, unless they’re just bad people.
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