Eostre

Fist Eostre is a human wizard and a member of the Flaming Fist . She is in the Lower City in Act Three.

“

A rabid worg organised this inventory, judging by the mess they've left me.

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— Eostre

Involvement

Eostre wanders back and forth around the Basilisk Gate Barracks, being tasked with checking and reorgainizing the inventory, particularly the food supplies. She comments on this angrily if spoken with or while making another round between stacks and boxes. She does not want to be bothered until she finishes the task.

Combat

Attacks and actions

 Blight ( + )

Damage: 8~64

8d8⁠Necrotic

Deals 8d8⁠⁠Necrotic damage to a target. Plants take maximum damage from this spell, and have  Disadvantage on the  Saving Throw against it.

 CON Save

 Range: 9 m (30 ft)

 Conjure Elemental ( + )

Bend the barrier between the Planes until they disgorge an elemental ally to follow and fight for you.

 Range: 18 m (60 ft)

 Counterspell ( + )

Try to stop a spell being cast.

If it is higher level than the spell slot you used to Counterspell, you must make a check using your spellcasting ability^{[See: Bugs]} to prevent it. The check's difficulty is equal to 10 plus the level of the spell you are trying to counter.

This spell can be cast while you are  Silenced.

 Fire Bolt ()

Damage: 1~10

1d10⁠Fire

Hurl a mote of fire.

 Range: 18 m (60 ft)

 Main Hand Attack ()   –  Quarterstaff

Damage: 1~5

1d6 - 1⁠Bludgeoning

Make a melee attack with your equipped weapon.

 Melee: 1.5 m (5 ft)

 Melf's Acid Arrow ( + )

Damage: 6~24

4d4⁠Acid

+ 2d4⁠Acid

Shoot a green arrow that bursts in a spray of acid. Deals ⁠4d4 Acid damage immediately and ⁠2d4 Acid damage at the end of the target's next turn.

If the spell misses, the target still takes half the initial damage, but no damage at the end of its next turn.

 Range: 18 m (60 ft)

 See Invisibility ( + )

Become able to see  Invisible creatures, and possibly reveal them to others.

 DEX Save

 Range: Self

Loot

• Quarterstaff
• Simple Robe

Notes

• Eostre's name is likely a references to Anglo-Saxon goddess ⁠Ēostre.