Lah-Vae

By Whispers of one who dares,
Give this skull a burning flare.
Blessed by the Bodeira himself,
Reignite the air of life!

— Ignea Shaman

Lah-Vae, the flaming skulls of the now extinct Ho-Na-Lah that fly around the jungles of Hoarwae. A naturally peaceful and common sight on the continent for locals but something suprising to outsie explorers.

Actions:

Fire Spit - A skull weaves its head side to side, getting ready to spit a ball of fire at its threat. 1d4 ranged damage, chance to burn upon a critical roll.
Fire Resistance - Immune to fire and heat based magic and attacks.

Life after Death:

The flying skulls of Hoarwae were first brought to life by the shaman of the @Ignea tribe Kyr, in an attempt to protect themselves against a battle between Gillan invading their beaches. The fire magic added chaos and led to the victory of the tribe. After the attack the tribe felt no need to destroy the skulls and let them free to roam the jungles and rainforests. Naturally they graviatated towards the hotter climates of the land. Inlcuding the hot fog swamps and the top of Mount Bodeira.
Over time the flaming bones have gathered into clusters, flying as one unit. If you find one skull alone, others are hidden nearby. The nature of the skulls is one that is peaceful, only attacking when they feel threatened or if provoked by an outsider. Out of respect to their creators, they will never attack an Ignea or Ka-Ko-Rae.

Potential Character Prompt: After being sucked into a portal, the Ignea shaman has landed in a new and mysterious land. Along with the bones of Ho-Na-Lah. Feeling scared and unsure of the dangers that ly ahead, the shaman creates three Lah-Vae to keep them company on their travels. The Lah-Vae follow their creator obediently.

TG20 Statblock:
HP - 11
DS - 11
Actions:
Fire Spit - ranged 1d4
Fire Resistance