Vegetoid Undertale (3.5e Creature)

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Vegetoid[edit]

Vegetoid

CR 2

4
Medium Plant
Init/Senses +0/Listen +2, Spot +2
AC 12 (+2 natural), touch 10, flat-footed 12, touch {{{touch}}}, flat-footed {{{flat}}}
hp 30 (4d8+12 HD)
Immune Plant Immunities
Fort/Ref/Will +7/+1/+2
Speed 30 ft
Melee Slam +4 (1d6+2)
Space/Reach 5 ft./5 ft
Base Atk/Grp +3/+4
Abilities Str 14, Dex 10, Con 16, Int 6, Wis 12, Cha 6
SQ Plant Traits
Feats Power Attack
Skills Listen +2, Spot +2
Advancement
Possessions None
Carrot Barrage The Vegetoid can launch carrots at its enemies, dealing 1d6 damage with each attack.

Strategies and Tactics[edit]

Vegetoids prefer to attack from a distance, using their carrot barrage to weaken foes before closing in for a slam attack.

Sample Encounters[edit]

Adventurers may encounter Vegetoids in forested areas or gardens, where they dwell among other plant creatures.

Ecology[edit]

Environment: Forests, gardens Typical Physical Characteristics: Vegetoids resemble three-foot-tall carrots with animated faces and limbs. Alignment: Neutral

Lore[edit]

Vegetoids are sentient plant creatures that sustain themselves by absorbing nutrients from the soil.

Society[edit]

Vegetoids live in communities alongside other plant creatures, forming symbiotic relationships with the flora and fauna around them.

Sample Lair[edit]

Vegetoids make their homes among dense foliage or in underground caverns, where they can access the nutrients they need to survive.

Typical Treasure[edit]

Vegetoids do not hoard treasure but may possess small trinkets or items related to their natural environment.

For Player Characters[edit]

Encountering a Vegetoid may provide an opportunity for diplomacy, as they can be reasoned with if approached peacefully.

Creatures As Characters[edit]

Players may encounter Vegetoids as guardians of nature or as allies in quests to protect the environment from harm.

Creatures With Class Levels[edit]

Vegetoids may gain class levels in classes that enhance their natural abilities, such as druid or ranger, allowing them to better protect their natural habitats.