WebHellwasps, also known as hellwasp devils, were insect-like fiends that inhabited the warmer levels of the Nine Hells. Hellwasps were large insects with a tough carapace and strong legs that ended in natural piercing weapons shaped like scimitars. The wings were thin and appeared to be made of metal. At the tip of the abdomen was a large stinger. Colony … WebThere was a swarm of Hellwasps and I quite literally just hid behind the magic users. The mages were rather absurdly effective (my contribution to the session was nil), and after looking up the general mechanics for swarms, it appears you have three options:

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WebMultiattack. The hellwasp makes two attacks: one with its sting and one with its sword talons. Sting. Melee Weapon Attack: +7 to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. WebOne of the party members was about to get blasted from behind with a necrotic breath weapon when the wizard revealed himself to the very surprised hags. On the astral plane … mehr co2 mehr photosynthese

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WebSlaughtering our way through the hellwasps and grubs, each of us felt the sting of their paralyzing poisons, our armor rent and weapons dulled. With a final push, we ascended to the final layer of the nest and found Lulu encased partially in one of the walls. We defeated the last of the hellwasps and freed Lulu from her prison. WebThe hellwasps quickly consume a living victim, dealing 2d4 points of Constitution damage per hour they inhabit a body. A body reduced to Constitution 0 is dead. A hellwasp … WebSpike Growth is a great option for keeping melee people distant. Round 2: Fun note, spike growth damage applies for every 5ft a creature moves within there. So pick a target, Thorn Whip them to pull them within 10ft of you (and dragging them through the spiked growth), then use your Poison Ivy to maybe poison them. mehr coro