Tzeentch Icon-Bearer

Saves: Willpower +6

Standard of Shifting Signs. Tzeentchian allies within 30 feet may collectively reroll two failed rolls per round; the icon chooses which, not the allies.

Aura of Slipping Fate. Enemies within 15 feet treat one success per round (GM's choice) as a bare success with a complication.

Nine-Fold Anchor. While the icon stands, one teleporting or phasing ally per round may arrive in an unoccupied space adjacent to it.

Icon Staff. Melee Attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 1d8 + 1 bludgeoning damage plus 1d4 warp damage.

Invert the Omen. Once per scene, the bearer swaps the outcomes of the last two rolls made within its aura — a hit becomes the miss, the miss becomes the hit — catastrophically.

Plant the Sign. The bearer fixes the icon in place. Its auras persist there even if the bearer moves or falls, and the ground within 15 feet stops being trustworthy: it counts as difficult terrain for enemies.

Morale: Fights while the script says fight; abandons the icon and flees the moment its masters' plan says the icon has served.

Tactics: Let its aura be felt before it is understood — successes souring, enemy saves landing improbably. It is the cabal's logistics: rerolls for the witch, arrival point for the tricks. When the icon is destroyed it discharges violently; the party learns to want distance from the thing they must reach.

Loot / Evidence / Hooks: Fragments of the shattered icon still tug at nearby dice rolls; carrying one is Corruption bait dressed as a trophy.

The Tzeentch Icon-Bearer carries a standard of shifting signs that twist battlefield outcomes — an icon that edits probability in its bearer's favor and everyone else's confusion. Its aura is the sensation of the dice being wrong.

Use this enemy to make a Tzeentchian formation uncanny — rerolls, swapped fates, and misfortune arriving on schedule.

Moderate durability, weak attacks, probability-warping ally support, enemy misfortune aura, high-value kill with an unstable aftermath.

Standard of Shifting Signs. Tzeentchian allies within 30 feet may collectively reroll two failed rolls per round; the icon chooses which, not the allies.

Aura of Slipping Fate. Enemies within 15 feet treat one success per round (GM's choice) as a bare success with a complication.

Nine-Fold Anchor. While the icon stands, one teleporting or phasing ally per round may arrive adjacent to it.

Invert the Omen. Swaps the outcomes of the last two rolls made within its aura, once per scene, catastrophically.

Plant the Sign. Fixes the icon; its aura holds there, and the ground around it stops being trustworthy.

Morale: Fights while the script says fight; abandons the icon and flees the moment its masters' plan says the icon has served.

Tactics: Let its aura be felt before it is understood — successes souring, enemy saves landing improbably. It is the cabal's logistics: rerolls for the witch, arrival point for the tricks. Destroying the icon should discharge violently; the party learns to want distance from the thing they must reach.

Full Stat Block Priority: Medium