The forest tribes hate and fear crested eagles, and go to great lengths to destroy their nests whenever they find one. The eagles are clever enough to recognize when a target’s back is turned, and almost always strike from behind. When a potential meal catches their eye, they silently launch from their high branch and strike like an anvil with wings. They typically perch on a high branch above the forest floor, looking for likely prey below.

Its talons are like 3-inch knife blades, powerful enough to snap a grown man’s spine.Ĭrested eagles are stealthy forest predators. The average crested eagle weighs nearly 40 pounds, and has a wingspan in excess of 10 feet. The largest natural eagle species, the crested eagle is a very dangerous predator that is known to take down far larger prey, including elk, wolves, young bears-and humans. This fierce-looking bird of prey has golden-brown plumage with a striking collar and crest of red feathers. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Raising it to 19 is only helpful if you need to be able to carry more things that don’t fit into your bag of holding. Gauntlets of Ogre Power DMG: You’ve been hobbling along with 8 Strength since first level and done just fine. Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Eyes of the Eagle DMG: Advantage on sight-based Perception checks covers most Perception checks. If an invisible token stands in darkness, darkvision or a similar sense will be necessary to see it. The eagle makes two attacks: one with its talons, and one with its beak. This module replaces some core vision and detection modes with ones that have fewer unwelcome visual surprises and is more in tune with dnd5e rules: - Dim lighting outside an a token's darkvision range won't be rendered with higher brightness. A Medium- size or smaller opponent is also forced prone. Surprise Swoop If the eagle surprises a creature and hits it with an attack during the first round of combat, the target takes an extra 2d6 damage from the attack.Forest Hunter The eagle has tactical advantage on Dexterity/ Stealth checks in forest terrain.

Keen Eyes The eagle has tactical advantage on Wisdom/ Perception checks involving sight.

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