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Ningyo

Small Aberration · Neutral Evil · CR 7

  • Aberration
  • Small
  • Tier 2
  • Evil

As a small aberration (neutral evil), Ningyo carries CR 7. Common in underwater environments. Sourced from Creature Codex.

Stat Block

Challenge Rating
7
Type
Aberration
Size
Small
Alignment
Neutral Evil
Speed
0, fly 60, swim 60
Habitats
Underwater
Sources
Creature Codex

Ecology

Ningyo is an outsider to the natural order, often associated with the Far Realm or other planes whose laws differ from this world. It is most often found in underwater regions. It is small-sized, which shapes how it hunts, hides, or fights.

Behaviour

Ningyo is cold and inhuman in its goals; it does not think the way mortals think. Its Neutral Evil alignment shapes how it engages with the world — predictable in tendency, even when unpredictable in detail. It is intelligent enough to plan, scheme, or remember.

Origin

Ningyo is introduced in Kobold Press's Creature Codex (2018). Aberrations leak from the Far Realm or older creations that predate the gods, where the laws of reality differ. Within a campaign, its existence anchors a region with the kind of weight only an old, named species carries.

CR 7 monstersAll AberrationsUnderwater

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ningyo

What is the challenge rating of Ningyo?
Ningyo is rated CR 7. The rating fits levels 5-11.
What type of creature is Ningyo?
By creature type, Ningyo is a aberration, small size, neutral evil alignment.
Where does Ningyo live?
Habitats for Ningyo: Underwater.
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