Arasta has a relatively low AC at 19, but a large health pool of 300 HP.
She can also cast Giant Insect (spiders only) with this lair action. On a failed save, she gains knowledge of that creature’s name, race, where they call home and what brought them to her web. On initiative count 20, Arasta can use a lair action to force creatures restrained by a web or in her Web of Hair to make an Intelligence saving throw against a 21. Since she makes her home here, Arasta gets the benefit of Lair Actions. Within 1 mile of her lair, arachnids act as her spies, and webs cover every available space. Arachnids of all kinds live with her in the Enorasi, and act as her servants and spies.Īrasta makes her lair in the hollowed-out trunk of the Enorasi, though her webs span throughout the forest floor where this great tree makes its home.
She hates the gods and all that serve them. Now, Arasta broods on her fate and the fickleness of the gods. Originally, Arasta was the most beloved of Nylea’s dryad companions but was transformed into her current state by Phenax, God of Deception. Arasta is a huge, monstrous spider-like creature with a few humanoid features which have been twisted by the cruel magic she was cursed with. Mythic Odysseys of Theros adds to the creepy collection with Arasta of the Endless Web. They’re about as prevalent in D&D as you would think, in everything from, well, Giant Spiders, to the chief goddess of the drow and Spider Queen herself, Lolth. Popular culture has had a good run with spiders, particularly giant ones, in films such as 8 Legged Freaks and Giant Spider Invasion.Īnd to segway from giant spiders in Pop Culture, Dungeons and Dragons has had its own share of these giant arachnids. They’re ruthless and calculating, representing everything hardcore about nature. There’s a reason that so many people are afraid of spiders.
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