Japanese Mythology

Yamato

Shinrai

"Yamato is a mystical continent inspired by Japanese mythology and the Edo period, where humans, Yokai, and Kami coexist in uneasy peace. Ancient traditions, spiritual power, and supernatural intrigue shape a world on the brink of upheaval as a fallen star stirs divine forces, forgotten grudges, and ambitious factions into motion."

Author's Note: Complete custom world without any 5e Defaults. This is NOT a Dungeons and Dragons World. Atm there are: 12 custom races 9 custom classes (all are able to cast spells, physical classes as well as magical ones) over 100 playable characters over 200 custom cantrips and spells 114 custom items Currently planned: 2 more factions (merchant guild and artist guild of sorts) and adding the whole character roster to those factions. But I need to get a better grasp how Franz works in conjuntion with those systems atm, so I will refrain from putting all current characters into factions for the time being. Known issues: There are currently 2 bugged out towns looking like straight lines in the map. They morphed that way when I added the new world map graphic and adjusted all polygons. I cant interact with those and they are undeletable atm. So please ignore the "Bugged out villages Nr. 1 and 2" when you see them. -"I can not start a campaign with a character I created myself." Possible workaround: Clone Yamato and add the character you want to play as in your workshop tab into the character list of Yamato. Then start a campaign from there and select the character. If the character has a class and race that is not present in Yamato, you should also copy it over and integrate it in the Yamato world in your workshop tab as well, including the spells you use. I do not know what causes this issue. But this is a non-d&d world with selfmade classes and selfmade races. If you try to play my world with a custom character from your own workshop with a class and race that is not present in Yamato, it might cause problems. There can also problems occure, when you starting a campaign NOT at a POI with a starting location (the star before the POI name signals where you should start without a problem), but just an area. - "In Fights Franz tells me that I can not eat any of the healing items like Onigiri.": should he complain, anwer him that the item is a Potion and should be treated like one and he will let you drink it. At least it worked for me this way when testing. A bit odd, but atm the only workaround. All graphics were made with Nightcafé. You are free to use my graphics, spell descriptions, races, items etc. in your own build worlds and campaigns.

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Jubokko

SShinrai

CR 7•Large Plant

HP Range85 - 105 (Avg: 95)

AC16

XP8000

Description

The Jubokko is a fearsome tree-like creature that absorbs the essence of its victims to sustain itself, making it a dreadful foe for adventurers who venture too close to the enchanted forests. Its bark is gnarled and twisted, with leaves that shimmer with an unnatural hue, and its trunk is adorned with faces that whisper eerie tales of despair and hunger. The Jubokko can lure those who wander into its domain, promising refuge and beauty before ensnaring them with its voracious roots.

Details

Size	Large
Type	Plant
CR	7
XP	8000
Languages	Undercommon, Sylvan

Defenses

Armor Class	16
HP Range	85 - 105 (Avg: 95)
Damage Vulnerabilities	Fire, Radiant
Damage Resistances	Slashing, Necrotic
Damage Immunities	None
Condition Immunities	None

Actions

Entangling Roots

The Jubokko targets one creature it can see within 30 feet of it. The target must succeed on a Strength saving throw or be restrained by roots that sprout from the ground. A creature restrained by the roots can use its action to make a Strength check against the Jubokko's spell save DC, freeing itself on a success.

Life Drain

The Jubokko makes one attack with its vine-like branches, dealing 2d8 + 4 slashing damage. If it hits, it regains hit points equal to half the damage dealt.

Nourish the Soil

The Jubokko can spend one minute resting in a concentrated area to despoil the land. For the next hour, all plant life in a 30-foot radius withers and dies, and the area becomes difficult terrain.