when caught in severe weather, as it
could be detrimental to their health.
ADVENTURER’S TAROT
WEIRD WEATHER
A BRIEF INTRODUCTION
The Adventurer’s Tarot deck has a
multitude of uses in fantasy role-
playing games, and here at Weird
Works, we’re doing our best to
continually extend those uses. We
received a suggestion from backer
Stormquiss during our Empress
Deck campaign to provide a random
weather generator, and this content
unlocked as a $65,000 stretch goal.
After thinking about this chart for
quite a bit, we have decided to make
this a “wacky weather” generator
that can be used by Dungeon Masters
to generate some odd weather
conditions, making an outdoor
combat scenario a bit more exciting.
This chart includes rules for 5th
Edition D&D, which should be easily
modifiable to your favorite game
system. If you have questions or
require rules clarifications, please
message me using the email address
provided below.
Thom Denick
thom@weird.works
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DECK SETUP
For our weird weather generator, you
should create a deck that includes
one of each of the unique cards.
Including the Developer, Designer, and
Dungeon Mistress cards is optional—
those cards create effects that could
twist the trajectory of a campaign
quite significantly.
Dungeon Masters should not use this
deck at the start of every combat, as
this weather is truly wacky, and may
make your adventuring world feel
overly strange.
If you’d like to use these effects to
enhance travel, at the beginning of
each day of travel, roll a d10 and
on a 10, draw from the deck. That
effect will occur at some point during
the day (at the Dungeon Master’s
discretion).
WEATHER EFFECTS
There are two types of weather
effects: passive and active. Passive
effects are ongoing and affect every
creature exposed to the weather.
Active effects are more immediate,
and generally affect creatures in a
similar manner to spell effects.
In combat, active effects activate at
the beginning of each new combat
round. Out of combat, the active
effect activates every 10 minutes.
TAKING SHELTER
Some of these weather effects are
quite unfavorable to a party exposed
to the effect. Smart adventuring
groups will immediately find shelter
Dungeon Masters should arbitrate how
difficult such shelter is to find based
on the type of effect of the weather. In
general, a DC 10 – 25 difficulty Survival
check can be made to find shelter
depending on the severity and location
of the weather, and the creature’s
knowledge of the area.
O — THE BARD — 20
I — THE RANGER — 20
II — THE MONK — 21
III — THE FIGHTER — 21
IV — THE CLERIC — 21
V — THE ROGUE — 21
VI — THE BARBARIAN — 22
VII — THE DRUID — 22
VIII — THE WIZARD — 22
IX — THE PALADIN — 22
X — THE WARLOCK — 23
XI — THE SORCERER — 23
XII — THE ADVERSARY — 23
XIII — THE MYSTIC — 23
XIV — THE BLOOD HUNTER — 24
XV — THE ARTIFICER — 24
XVI — THE ALLY — 24
XVII — THE COMPANION — 24
XVIII — THE FAMILIAR — 25
XIX — THE BEAST — 25
XX — THE DRAGON — 25
XXI — THE UNDEAD — 26
XXII — THE OOZE — 26
XXIII — THE ABERRATION — 26
XXIV — THE PLANT — 27
XXV — THE ELEMENTAL — 27
XXVI — THE CONSTRUCT — 28
XXVII — THE FEY — 28
XXVIII — THE CELESTIAL — 28
XXIX — THE HUMANOID — 29
XXX — THE FIEND — 29
XXXI — THE GIANT — 29
XXXII — THE MONSTROSITY — 30
XXXIII — THE WILD ORACLE — 30
BH — THE DESIGNER — 31
TD — THE DEVELOPER — 32
SP — THE DUNGEON MISTRESS — 30
THE BARD
HARMONIOUS GALE
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
A fast-moving and
enchanted wind flows around
the adventurers, enhancing
movements, and offering
inspiration to thoughts. You
swear you can hear an alien
voice dancing on it as it rushes
around you. Give each creature
a d8 inspiration die to add to
any attack roll, ability check,
or saving throw they make
while exposed to the gale.
THE RANGER
BRAMBLES OF DESPAIR
Duration: 1 Month
Passive Effect:
The night this card is drawn, the land
is blighted with the rapid magical
growth of huge bramble vines that
slowly emerge from the ground,
uprooting landmarks, pushing
boulders into roads, and destroying
trails. The brambles are 3 feet in
diameter, and have oversized, vicious
thorns. Any creature pushed into
a thorn suffers 2d12+3 damage.
Normal pathfinding and any
survival checks for navigating
a wilderness affected by this
blight have disadvantage.
If the adventurers are underground
when this card is drawn, there is
a 25% chance a bramble will bore
through a room they are occupying.
Any structures within one quarter
mile of a forest the Brambles
of Despair occurs in has 10% of
being destroyed by a bramble.
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 THE MONK
CALMING HAZE
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
A blue fog moves into the area,
and a supernatural calm affects
everything there. No creature
within the effect may naturally
take a hostile action toward
another creature. However, any
creature suffering damage may
make a DC 15 Wisdom saving
throw to ignore this effect. Any
creature succeeding on a saving
throw is immune to the effects
of Calming Haze for 24 hours.
THE FIGHTER
ERUPTING GEYSERS
Duration: 1 Hour
(500-meter radius)
Active Effect:
One new geyser erupts from a
five-foot hole randomly placed in
the area (DM’s discretion), scalding
anyone within 10 feet of the hole
with boiling-hot water. Creatures
caught in the blast must make a DC
10 Dexterity saving throw. A target
suffers 2d6 fire damage, or half
that on a successful saving throw.
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THE CLERIC
COOLING WINDS
Duration: 5 Minutes
Passive Effect:
Creatures who stay in the
cooling winds for the entire
duration feel rejuvenated, lose one
level of exhaustion, and regain two
hit dice + constitution
modifier hit points.
THE ROGUE
LONG SHADOWS
Duration: 4 Hours
(only occurs during the day)
Passive Effect:
The atmosphere shifts the sun’s
light in a weird, supernatural
fashion. The shadows around you
become significantly longer and
darker. Any creature has advantage
on Stealth ability checks.
THE BARBARIAN
HURRICANE
Duration: 4 Hours
Passive Effect:
A raging storm of wind
and rain moves into the land
surrounding the players. For each
hour a creature is outside of shelter,
they must make a DC 15 check
to avoid bludgeoning damage
from a falling rock formation or
uprooted tree. A creature that fails
this check suffers 1d10 damage
from the object. Creatures who
are exposed for the entirety
of the storm gain one level of
exhaustion at its completion.
THE DRUID
ICE STORM
Duration: 1 Hour
Active Effect:
Gray clouds collide overhead, and
chunks of ice begin falling out of
the skies above. The ice chunks
vary in size from three to six
inches in diameter. These chunks
randomly hit 1d4 creatures each
round, inflicting 1d6 bludgeoning
damage plus 1d4 cold damage.
Passive Effect:
Structures caught in an ice
storm take 4d12 bludgeoning
damage over the hour duration.
THE WIZARD
TORNADO
Duration: 5 Minutes
Active Effect
A monstrous whirlwind
manifests in the air and begins
ripping structures, stones, and
trees off the ground and hurling
them through the air. Creatures
caught in the tornado’s path (as
determined by the DM) must make
a DC 10 Strength saving throw or
be flung up to 30 feet away, taking
3d8+3 bludgeoning damage. All
creatures within 500 feet of the
tornado every one minute must
make a DC 10 Dexterity saving
throw or be hit by flying debris,
taking 1d8+2 bludgeoning damage.
THE PALADIN
HEAVEN’S SKY
Duration: 4 Hours
Passive Effect:
Huge, golden beams of sunlight
burst from perfect pure white clouds
above toward the ground. These
golden beams warm the soul and
inspire those who worship good-
aligned gods. Any creature who can
see these beams gains advantage
on attack rolls and saving throws
while the weather is active.
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 THE WARLOCK
WEIRD ECLIPSE
Duration: 10 Minutes
Active Effect
The sun is completely blocked
by a burning red moon. For the
next 10 minutes, the unsettling
light causes creatures with
arcane abilities (including
wizards, warlocks, sorcerers,
and bards) to automatically slip
into the ethereal plane. These
creatures are unable to interact
with those on the material plane
beyond casting spells (which
manifest in the material plane).
Creatures may be pulled back
from the ethereal plane by use of
another spell such as dimension
door. For more information on
the ethereal plane, refer to the
Dungeon Master’s Guide.
THE ADVERSARY
SANDSTORM
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
A huge sandcloud appears on
the horizon and rapidly moves
toward the adventuring party’s
current position. Creatures
caught in the sandstorm
have their visibility reduced
to 10 feet. (Darkvision does
not help, but other senses
such as Blindsight can.)
THE BLOOD HUNTER
RED MIST
Duration: 10 Minutes
Active Effect
A bloody mist tasting
of iron materializes and moves
through the area. The mist is 500
feet in diameter. Any creature that
ends its turn in the mist must make
a DC 10 Constitution saving throw,
or suffer 1d4 damage as their blood
seeps out through their skin and
diffuses into the cloud.
THE ARTIFICER
MAD METEOR SHOWER
Duration: 5 Minutes
Active Effect:
THE ALLY
INSPIRING AURORA
Duration: 6 Hours
(only occurs at night)
Passive Effect:
In the evening, an aurora
appears on the horizon. If sleeping
under the stars that night, the
adventurers have pleasant dreams
of adventure, companions, and
comradery (elves and other non-
sleepers also experience euphoria
in their rest states). All adventurers
awake with inspiration
in the morning.

On the night this card is a drawn,

THE SORCERER
AFTERGLOW ARCANA
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
Arcane orbs of light of all
colors drift and float through
the air around you like dust. All
creatures within this effect are
infused with magical energy:
F Creatures may not take the Hide
action, and invisibility spells fail.
F Creatures gain advantage
on all Arcana checks.
F Every object that is magical
glows an orange hue as with
the spell detect magic.
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THE MYSTIC
DISTRACTING MIRAGE
Duration: 24 Hours
Passive Effect:
Some ancient echoes of a
civilization long gone produce a
magical mirage on the horizon.
This mirage depicts a city that
looks completely convincing
from a mile or more away, but
gets hazier and less clear once
approached. Players with good
knowledge of the lands they
are in may make a Survival or
History check to determine the
city should not be where it is.
a beautiful cascade of shooting
THE COMPANION
stars streak through the skies. Each GUIDING STARS
creature rolls a d100; on rolling
Duration: 12 Hours
a “00” the creature must make a (only occurs at night)
DC 25 Dexterity saving throw or
suffer 10d10+30 piercing damage Passive Effect:
from a meteor. Meteorites can be
The stars seem aligned
recovered by searching the terrain.
in a unique fashion this evening,
On a DC 20 Survival check, 1d4
leading you in a clear and obvious
meteorites can be recovered for
direction. Creatures traveling under
every one hour of searching. These
Guiding Stars cannot get lost,
meteorites glow with power, and
and experience no hostile
can be used by a master craftsman
random encounters.
or with the Crafting a Magic Item
rules in Downtime Activities in
the Dungeon Master’s Guide.
Multiple meteorite chunks are
required to make different tiers
of armor. Heavy armor requires
four meteorite chunks; medium
two chunks; and light one chunk.
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 THE FAMILIAR
MIST OF SILENCE
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect
A gray mist fills the area,
and all sound is completely
muted. All creatures are
immune to thunder damage,
they are deafened, and
casting a spell with a verbal
component is impossible.
THE BEAST
HUNTER’S MOON
Duration: 8 Hours
Passive Effect:
The evening brings a
sanguine supermoon, hanging
with a blood-chilling beauty in
the night sky. All carnivorous
(but not omnivorous) creatures
are empowered with a +2 to their
attack rolls while hunting under
the moon. Additionally, the spell
hunter’s mark gives 2d6 damage
instead of 1d6 on a hit, and allies
of the caster also gain advantage
on melee attack rolls against the
target while the spell is active.
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THE DRAGON
DRAGON CLOUDS
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
The wind carries particles from a
recent battle between dragons.
Each 10 minutes, roll on the table
below to determine the effect.
Roll 1d6
1 F Ash
The adventurers are covered in ashy soot
that floats in the air. It becomes difficult
to breathe; any creature caught in the ash
must find something to filter it, or make a
DC 8 Constitution saving throw, suffering a
level of exhaustion on a failed save.
2 F Static
Anything the adventurers touch with their
hands emits a bright blue static charge.
This does not cause any damage, but could
be a nuisance. Any character attempting
to suppress a yelp when they are shocked
must make a DC 8 Constitution saving
throw to avoid yelling out.
3 F Acid
Acid seeps through the air, eating into the
adventurers’ equipment. Uncovered metal
non-magical weapons or armor has a 10%
chance of receiving permanent damage.
Weapons receive a -1 penalty to damage
roles. Armor receives a -1 penalty to AC.
4 F Sleet
Visibility in the area decreases to half.
5 F Malaise
Something on the wind is making you and
your companions feel unwell. Creatures in
the malaise cloud suffer disadvantage on all
Constitution and Strength ability checks and
saving throws for as long as they remain
within it.
6 F Lethargy
Birds fall from the trees, deer fall to the
ground mid-run, fish float to the top of
nearby bodies of water. All creatures in the
cloud must make a DC 8 Constitution saving
throw or immediately fall asleep for one
hour. Creatures can be shaken awake, or
wake automatically if they take damage.
THE UNDEAD
CREEPING COLD
Duration: 12 Hours
Passive Effect:
The temperature drops
precipitously and suddenly,
and frost and ice begin to form
regardless of the normal season.
Any non-Undead creature who
dies during the Creeping Cold
immediately comes back as
a zombie. After one hour, the
cold seeps into the ground,
freshly dead (within a month)
corpses come back as zombies,
and older corpses emerge from
the ground as skeletons.
THE OOZE
ACID RAIN
Duration: 1d4 Hours
Passive Effect:
A seemingly normal rainstorm
begins to wet the adventurers.
However, after a few minutes
of being exposed to the rain, it
becomes clear that the rain is
caustic, damaging exposed metal.
For each hour metal is exposed
to this rain, there is a 50% change
it will become damaged. This
makes metal machinery parts
(such as the metal used in wagon
wheels or other mundane devices)
unusable. Non-magical weapons
and armor are also affected. Metal
weapons receive a cumulative -1
penalty to damage, and metal
armor receives a cumulative -1
penalty to armor each time the
item is affected by the acidic rain.
THE ABERRATION
ABERRANT RAINS
Duration: 10 Minutes
Active Effect
It begins to rain, but it quickly
becomes apparent something
very strange is falling alongside
the raindrops. Roll 1d4:
1 F Frogs
4d100 Frogs begin landing
around the adventurers. The frogs
meet various fates: 10% are killed by
the fall; 20% are stunned by the fall
and remain on the ground twitching
for one minute; the rest are cushioned
by nearby leaves, moss, and soft
terrain, landing and immediately
hopping away.
2 F Quippers
Toothy fish fall from the sky.
They bite and latch on to any land
creatures they happen to fall on or
near. While their bites are painful and
terrifying, they are relatively harmless
outside of water. If this weather event
occurs on or near a body of water,
2d12 angry Swarms of Quippers
appear in the nearby water.
3 F Eyeballs
Small, white gelatinous globes
varying in diameter from one to
six inches. Upon inspection, these
“globes” are actually eyes with pupils
and irises of varying sizes, colors,
and shapes. It’s unclear who or
what created these eyeballs, but no
signs of violence are evident upon
inspecting them. Beyond the horror
of the revelation, this weather causes
no further effect.
4 F Snakes!
Writhing multicolored snakes
fall from the sky and land near the
players. During this effect’s duration,
1d4 Swarms of Poisonous Snakes
form and aggressively attack
nearby creatures.
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 THE PLANT
MIRACLE GROW
Duration: 4 Hours
Passive Effect:
A magical rain cloud created
via arcane experiments crosses
the land, causing plants that
drink its waters to instantly
double in size. Plant creatures
exposed to this effect deal
an additional 1d6 damage
with their normal attacks.
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THE ELEMENTAL
CHAOS CLOUD
Duration: 1 Hour
Passive Effect:
A weird storm of red, purple,
green, and brown clouds appears.
Each 15 minutes a new effect occurs.
(Roll a 1d4, rerolling events that have
already happened.)
1 F Flash Flood
A torrential downpour cracks
open in the clouds above, completely
flooding the area, requiring any
creature caught in the flood to swim
for the next 10 minutes.
2 F Spontaneous Combustion
Flames crackle in the clouds above,
and vegetation in the area begins
spontaneously lighting on fire. If there
is dry vegetation, the fire spreads,
grows, and becomes more menacing
to creatures caught in the storm.
3 F Dust Devil
A geyser of dust 60 feet in diameter
bursts into the sky, whirling randomly
around the area, tossing anything
caught in its path. Creatures that
enter the space of the dust devil are
thrown 4d10 feet into the air.
4 F Earth Tremors
Green lightning strikes down from the
clouds, causing the earth to shake all
around. Fissures open in a 500-foot
radius, each 1d10x10 feet deep and
2d4 feet wide. Creatures standing on
a fissure must make a DC 12 Dexterity
saving throw or fall in. A creature
that successfully saves moves to the
fissure’s edge as it opens.
Structures caught in the Chaos
Cloud rarely survive. If you need
to calculate damage, assume
that each structure takes
50 damage each 15 minutes
exposed to the storm.
THE CONSTRUCT
LIVE LIGHTNING
Duration: 1 Hour
Active Effect:
Lightning strikes a random
creature on the battlefield, inflicting
2d8 lightning damage. Note: This
effect could very quickly kill a low-
level party fighting a small number
of enemies. If this is a concern, use
a less lethal variant where creatures
may make a Dexterity saving throw
(DC 10) before taking the damage.
THE FEY
DOUBLE RAINBOWS
Duration: 2 Hours
Passive Effect
Two rainbows appear on the horizon,
creating a spellbinding effect
so uncanny, it appears magical.
Adventurers may attempt to find
the bottom of the rainbow. With
a successful DC 10 Survival check,
they find that one of the rainbows
is indeed magical, emanating
from a gleaming pot of gold
containing 10,000 gold pieces.
The gold is guarded by a Night Hag
in the ethereal plane. She cares
nothing for the gold, and regardless
of whether the adventurers take
the treasure or not, she will follow
the adventurers until they rest
and use her Nightmare Haunting
feature on them each night for up
to a week until each party member
is afflicted, at which point she will
ambush them while they are resting.
THE CELESTIAL
BLAZING SUN
Duration: 12 Hours
Passive Effect:
If this is drawn at night, the effect
happens the next day. A celestial
event has caused the planet’s star to
flare, creating several phenomena:
F Any creature with Sunlight
Sensitivity (such as Drow) is blinded
for the duration of this effect.
F Any creature with Sunlight
Hypersensitivity (such as
Vampires) take double damage
if exposed to the sun.
F Unless a creature has immunity to
fire, they find wearing heavy armor
in the heat to be unbearable. Every
hour the creature continues to wear
the armor in the heat, they must
make a DC 12 Constitution check
or suffer one level of exhaustion.
F All creatures exposed to the
sun require double the normal
amount of water to stay hydrated
(four gallons). See rules in the
Player’s Handbook for more
details on water consumption.
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 THE HUMANOID
GREASED DEW
Duration: 4 Hours
Passive Effect:
On the next morning, the
adventurers find that everything
has been coated in a slippery,
greasy substance instead of
normal wet dew. Until this
substance dries, any two-
legged creature must move
at half-speed to avoid falling
on the greased ground. If a
creature decided to move at full
speed, they must make a DC 12
Dexterity saving throw
or fall prone.
THE FIEND
COLD DAY IN HELL
Duration: 8 Hours
Passive Effect:
Regardless of the geographic
location or climate, an arcane-
spawned freak snowstorm
descends on the land. Creatures
exposed to the storm without the
appropriate cold-weather gear
must make a DC 10 Constitution
saving throw. On a failed save, they
suffer one level of exhaustion.
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THE GIANT
THUNDER HILLS
Duration: 2 Hours
Passive Effect:
Ashen thunderclouds roil on nearby
hills. They crack and groan, but
without lightning. Adventurers
who make their way toward the
hills soon see two groups of Hill
Giants hurling rocks at each other.
The rocks smash into the sides
of the mountains, creating the
thunder that can be heard from
miles away. Each group contains
2d4 Hill Giants, many wounded
from the rock volleys. If the party
watches the battle to the end,
one side eventually wins and
pillages their defeated enemies’
corpses. Adventurers can swoop
in and ambush the Hill Giants.
Adventurers that approach the
battlefield will find a nearby cave
containing a Treasure Hoard:
Challenge 5-10 as described in
the Dungeon Master’s Guide.
THE
MONSTROSITY
VOLCANO
Duration: 6 Months
Passive Effect::
A long-dormant volcano erupts
from a nearby mountain. Over the
next few hours, the volcano erupts
violently, obscuring the sun and
sky with black smoke. Suffocating
ash falls and blankets the ground
for miles, disrupting transportation,
farming and ranching, and fresh
water supplies. Everyone exposed
to the ash for more than four hours
gains one level of exhaustion.
The peak of the volcano ushers
forth rivers of lava, which spread
quickly and hungrily down the
steep mountain slopes. However,
once at the base of the mountain,
the lava advances very slowly.
The lava spreads, and will take
several months to cool and stop.
Anything in the path of the lava
flows is immediately destroyed.
The adventurers could be put
on a side quest to rescue nearby
villages. Perhaps some creature or
evil force set the volcano’s eruption
in action, finding the source of the
disturbance may also be used as a
quest or as a hook for the classic
adventure White Plume Mountain,
available in The Yawning Portal.
THE WILD ORACLE
PLAYER’S CHOICE
Duration: Varies
Control of Fate
When you draw this card, immediately
discard it and draw 5 new cards from
the deck. The adventuring party can
examine the cards and discuss which
card they wish to go into effect. After
the party has agreed on the card, they
convey this to the DM who immediately
activates the associated weather effect
as if the card had been drawn naturally.
The DM may answer questions the players
have at his or her discretion. But we suggest
you offer cryptic clues or impromptu
riddles to what each card holds.
Note: This card effect assumes
players do not have access to this weather
chart. However, even if they do have access, it
may be fun for the players to see “behind the
screen” in how the DM implements the rules
on the card they choose.
THE DUNGEON
MISTRESS
TIME STORM
Duration: 15 Minutes
Active Effect:
A storm of purple lightning rapidly
descends on the adventurers. But
as each lightning strike connects
to the ground, it leaves a 10-foot-
wide portal. Peering through the
portal reveals different times and
places of the Dungeon Master’s
choosing. These portals can lead to
any dimension, timeline, or world.
Players choosing to jump through
a portal will have a difficult time
returning to the place they came
from. Returning may require a Wish
spell or equally powerful magic.
*Optional
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 THE DESIGNER THE DEVELOPER

REIGN OF BLOOD SUPERCELL STORM

Duration: Indeterminate Duration: 8 Hours

Passive Effect: Active Effect

The sky fills with heavy, ominous
clouds the colors of bruised human flesh. They block
out the sun, creating a cycle of dusk and darkness.
Several times a day the clouds discharge a rain of
blood, ranging from a light mist to a heavy downpour.
At first, local flora will flourish incredibly (and
grotesquely) from the abundant fertilizer, but
after a few weeks without sunlight and too
much fertilizer, they begin to rot and die.
Swarms of vermin thrive upon
For the next eight hours, a massive multitiered storm
manifests that seems to be chasing the adventuring party as they
move in the wilderness. Once per hour, the storm sends out 1d4
Lightning Elementals that manifest in magnificent flashes and
deafening thunder. These Lightning Elementals fight to the death.
Only descending to the Underdark or a deep dungeon will allow
escape from this cursed storm (and perhaps cause the adventurers
to stumble into a new adventure, such as Rage of Demons!).
Lightning Elemental Lightning Form.
The elemental cannot be blocked and
Large elemental, chaotic neutral can freely move through enemy spaces.

the putrid landscape. Creatures are now extremely Armor Class 18 Movement by Lightning Elementals
Hit Points 135 (15d10+60) does not provoke opportunity attacks.
prone to contracting serious infections and disease.
Groundwater is tinted pink, and becomes unsafe to Speed 140 ft. fly 240 ft.
Vulnerable to Grounding.
drink without sanitization. This magical weather follows A Lightning Elemental takes double
the adventurers and spreads wherever they go. Undead STR 10 (+0) damage from any grounded source of
creatures are empowered within this new environment, DEX 29 (+9) damage (such as an Earth Elemental).

and they flock to it from far and wide, as if called. CON 18 (+4)
Shock Back.
INT 6 (-2)
Whenever a Lightning Elemental is
A Vampire Queen dwells in a floating castle in WIS 10 (+0)
struck by a weapon made of metal,
the clouds, the faint silhouette of which can be CHA 6 (-2) the creature holding the weapon
detected during the day. Defeating the Vampire automatically takes 1d8 damage unless

Queen is one of two ways to dispel this devastating Damage Resistances: some effort has been made to reduce
Bludgeoning, Piercing, and Slashing the conductivity of the weapon.
climate; the other is the use of a wish spell.
from Non-magical Attacks
Actions
The Vampire Queen has the statistics of a Damage Immunities:
Lightning, Thunder, Poison
vampire, and speaks Common and Abyssal. She Multiattack.

was a demonic tiefling in life, so she can turn Condition Immunities
Exhaustion, Grappled, Paralyzed,
into a maw demon (Volo’s Guide to Monsters)
Petrified, Poisoned, Prone,
instead of a bat with her shape-change ability. Restrained, Unconscious
Additionally she summons swarms of cranium
Senses Darkvision 120ft.,
rats with her children of the night feature.
Passive Perception
Languages Auran
Elemental’s choice. The second creature
Challenge 7
The Lightning Elemental
makes two shock attacks.
Shock.
Ranged Weapon Attack:
+8 to hit, range 30 ft., one target.
Hit: 2d10 lightning damage, and the
lightning jumps to one creature of the
must succeed on a DC 12 Dexterity
saving throw or take 2d8 damage.

*Optional *Optional

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