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Redcap Blood Sage

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Redcap Blood Sages are a type of Fey creature in the Sunlit Wetlands during Act One.

Involvement[edit | edit source]

Act One[edit | edit source]

Redcap blood sages serve EthelEthel. Born of bloodlust, these creatures keep their caps steeped in blood to survive. They initially appear as sheep to the party but become hostile if the party engage Ethel in combat.

Combat[edit | edit source]

Attacks and abilities[edit | edit source]

BloodlustBloodlust (Action)
Healing: 3~18
3d6HealingHealing

The redcap's bloodthirsty cries fill one of its allies with bloodlust. It heals when it kills a creature and can attack three times.

Range: 12 m / 40 ft Range: 12 m / 40 ft
Recharge: Once per combat Recharge: Once per combat
Hold PersonHold Person (Action + Level 2 Spell Slot)   –  Scroll of Hold Person
Hold a humanoid enemy still. They can't Move, Act, or React. Attacks from within 3 m / 10 ft are always Critical Hits. At the end of each turn, the affected creature can make a Wisdom saving throw to end this condition.
WIS SaveWIS Save
Range: 18 m / 60 ft Range: 18 m / 60 ft
Open WoundsOpen Wounds (Action)
Damage: 2~12
2d6PiercingPiercing

Rend a creature's flesh and make them Bleed Bleed.

DEX SaveDEX Save
Range: 18 m / 60 ft Range: 18 m / 60 ft

Loot[edit | edit source]

Tactics[edit | edit source]

Blood sages favor distance in combat, preferring spells to support their kind. They focus applying Bloodlust to redcaps so they can use MultiattackMultiattack before following up with Open WoundsOpen Wounds to provide more of an advantage to their allies. Otherwise, they use Hold PersonHold Person to leave an enemy helpless to attack.

Despite their spells, they are weak in a direct fight because they lack weapons. It is recommended to close the distance and focus on attacking them to break their Concentration with Bloodlust or Hold Person. If a party member is struck with Open Wounds, a simple healing spell or potion removes the Bleeding condition.

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