D&D Character I'm Going To Pit Against My Party. Big Alien Kingpin Who Struck A Deal With A Higher Intelligence.
D&D character I'm going to pit against my party. Big alien kingpin who struck a deal with a higher intelligence. He'll have done some sort of favor for one of the players, and he will have gathered a gaggle of cartoon villains to help him collect.
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Kaa is an extracosmic member of the fourth tier of intelligence, a mind hellbent on achieving the total destruction of all life, and arguably (Abridged for Tier 2) the Second War's first combatant.
The form depicted is a scapegoat, an illusion generated by an augmented mind, typically as a diversion in survival situations. However, the vast Leviathan has developed means to weaponize its scapegoat, converting mere target practice into a fearsome attacker.
Thankfully, all compatible forms for Kaa's emergent mind to inhabit were destroyed by a coordinated immune response, causing the Drone Crisis before the outbreak of the Second War.
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Lamprosoma sp.
photos by Gil Wizen
