Mushroom Fairy (4e Creature)
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This page is of questionable balance. Reason: Needs attacks and defenses appropriate for a solo creature. It can only attack one creature per turn, and has no way to deal with stuns, dazes, etc
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This page is incomplete and/or lacking flavor. Reason: "Alien" is not a type, must be intended for a Halo campaign. Does not explain how to use this in a vanilla D&D campaign.
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The High Prophet of Truth was leader of the three Prophet Hierarchs that led the Covenant High Council during the Ninth Age of Reclamation. A member of the San 'Shyuum species, the Prophet of Truth sits upon a Gravity Throne that aids him in movement.
Lore
DC History 25: The High Prophet of Truth, born Ord Casto and formerly known as the Minister of Fortitude, was the leader of the three Prophet Hierarchs that led the Covenant High Council during the Ninth Age of Reclamation, and one of the main instigators of the war against humanity. In 1344, he plotted the ousting of the Sangheili from the Covenant, and replaced them with the Jiralhanae after the death of the High Prophet of Regret on Installation 05. After the demise of the High Prophet of Mercy at High Charity, he became the de facto leader of the entire Covenant, from which position he lead their forces to the Artifact in Athas, and eventually to the Ark in an attempt to activate the Halo Array.
DC History 30: The Prophet of Truth was on the Roll of Celibates, a list of San 'Shyuum not allowed to breed due to their weak genes. This did not, however, particularly bother him.
DC History 35: Ord Casto began his political career as a junior staffer in the Ministry of Concert. During his time in the Ministry, he unearthed a conspiracy by several Kig-yar Shipmasters to poison Infusions, recreational narcotics often enjoyed by Unggoy. The Kig-Yar planned to render the Unggoy infertile, as petty revenge for the displacement of Kig-Yar nests caused by a recent boom in Unggoy population. Although Casto recommended stiff penalties, the Minister of Concert decided to simply fine the Kig-yar involved. Casto lodged a formal complaint, but was rebuffed by his superiors. However, the Infusion Incident quickly escalated into a bloody skirmish known as the Unggoy Rebellion, bringing about the 39th Age of Conflict. After the Unggoy were pacified and brought back into the Covenant, the 23rd Age of Doubt began, and Casto was promoted to Minister of Fortitude. Throughout his service in this position, Fortitude worked hard to see that Forerunner technology was evenly distributed among the member races to prevent another Age of Conflict. Fortitude was on the Roll of Celibates, a list of San 'Shyuum not allowed to breed due to their weak genes. This did not, however, particularly bother him. As the Minister of Fortitude, he was fond of smoking, yet he rarely used the hookah tobaccos favored by his senior staff.
Encounters
- Encounter Examples
Level 30 Encounter (XP 95,000)
- 1 Prophet of Truth (Level 30 Solo Controller)
The High Prophet of Truth
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