Water Scamp

Level 1

Creature· amphibiousSmallRemaster

AC 16

HP 20 (fast healing 2 (while underwater))

Speed 20 ft.

Fort +7

Ref +11

Will +4

Perc +3

Size Small

Common

amphibious elemental water

Immunities bleed, paralyzed, poison, sleep

Resistances acid 3, fire 3

Spells

Arcane Innate Spells (DC 17, attack +9)

2nd Acid Grip; 1st Create Water

Languages thalassic

Senses darkvision

Speeds 20 ft., fly 25 ft., swim 25 ft.

Skills athletics +6, stealth +6

Recall Knowledge nature DC 15

Attacks

Melee Claw +8/+4/+0(agile, finesse, unarmed)

Damage: 1d6+1 slashing

Abilities

Fast Healing 2 (While Underwater)defensive

A monster with this ability regains the given number of Hit Points each round at the beginning of its turn.

Acid Breath◆◆offensive(acid, arcane)

The water scamp breathes acid in a 15-foot cone that deals 2d6 acid damage to each creature within the area (DC 17 reflex save). The water scamp can't use Acid Breath again for 1d4 rounds.

Drench◆offensive(arcane, water)

The water scamp shakes out a seemingly endless supply of water from its fur to put out all fires in a 5-foot emanation. The scamp extinguishes all non-magical fires automatically and attempts to counteract magical fires (+7 counteract modifier).

Description

Water scamps are marked apart from other scamps by sleek fur that traps a layer of water next to their skin. Although they can fly like their kin and conjure enough water to never dry out, water scamps leave the water only when they must. Although air-breathing scholars consider these scamps quiet and rather skittish, underwater civilizations find their exuberance and playfulness can be overwhelming.

Elemental scamps are bat-like critters marked by elemental powers. Scamps are dispatched from the Elemental Planes by more powerful residents or called to the Universe by neophyte summoners. All scamps have a hint of magical power due to a lingering connection to their home plane, which they largely use to pull simple pranks.

Scamps rapidly form a pecking order of cleverness. Humanoids often confuse scamps when meeting such creatures for the first time. These confused scamps usually resort to an escalating series of pranks and mischief, seeing what they can get away with to establish their place in the hierarchy.