FD-F42
medium construct (automaton), unaligned
Defense
Proficiencies & Senses
Characteristics
Traits
Constructed Resilience
FD-F42 has advantage on saving throws against being poisoned, and it is immune to disease.
Mechanical Precision
The FD-F42's attacks score a critical hit on a roll of 19 or 20.
Actions
Multiattack
FD-F42 makes two attacks with its hydraulic fists.
Hydraulic Fist
Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 15 (2d8 + 3) bludgeoning damage.
Stun Wave (Recharge 5-6)
FD-F42 emits a wave of energy in a 15-foot cone. Each creature in that area must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or be stunned until the end of FD-F42's next turn.
Combat Behavior
Tactics
• FD-F42 charges directly into combat to use its hydraulic fists, aiming to deal quick and decisive damage.
• It uses its Stun Wave ability to incapacitate as many foes as possible before closing in for melee attacks.
Combat Style
Direct confrontation with an emphasis on offensive capabilities.
Monster Description
The FD-F42 is a medium-sized construct, created by an ancient civilization that has long since vanished. Designed for labor and maintenance of machinery, these automatons often patrol deserted factories and mechanical workshops, guarding their secrets. Their metal bodies are armored and reinforced with thick plating, making them resilient in combat.Monster behavior
FD-F42 constructs exhibit a programmed functionality to protect their designated areas. They have a rudimentary intelligence that makes them more reactive rather than strategic, choosing to engage in combat when their territory is breached. In battle, they rely on overwhelming brute force, using their powerful hydraulic fists, and occasionally stunning opponents with a pulse of energy generated from their core.Ecology
As a product of civilization, FD-F42 constructs thrive in areas that were once bustling with life and technology. They consume no resources, surviving on the ambient energy from their environment. In their ruins, they keep machines running, albeit in a limited capacity, serving as automated guardians until they are destroyed or deactivated.History
FD-F42 units were created during a time when magic and technology were intertwined. These constructs were utilized in various industrial roles and were considered a marvel of construction and automation. Following the collapse of their civilization, they remained in place, their directives unfulfilled, often waiting for their master’s return that would never come. Over millennia, they have deteriorated but still wield a semblance of their once formidable power.Ready to Unleash Your Dungeon Master Potential?
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