Mercury Dragon Wyrmling - Monsters

Mercury Dragon Wyrmling
Medium natural magical beast (dragon, shapechanger)
Level 4 Elite Lurker XP 350

Initiative +10        Senses Perception +2; Darkvision
HP 90; Bloodied 45
AC 18; Fortitude 15, Reflex 17, Will 16
Resist 5 poison
Saving Throws +2
Speed 6, fly 6 (hover), overland flight 8
Action Points 1

(⚔) Claw (standard, at-will)

+9 vs AC; 1d8+5 damage.

Double Attack (standard, at-will)

The wyrmling makes two claw attacks

Breath Weapon (standard, recharges when first bloodied) ✦ Poison

Close blast 4; +7 vs Fortitude; 1d12+3 poison damage, and the target takes ongoing 5 poison damage and treats the wyrmling as invisible (save ends both).

Combat Advantage

The wyrmling deals 1d6 extra damage against a target granting combat advantage to it.

Quicksilver Form (move; encounter) ✦ Polymorph

The wyrmling becomes a liquid wave of quicksilver and shifts 4 squares. It remains in quicksilver form until the end of its next turn. While in quicksilver form, the wyrmling can't attack or fly, but gains a climb speed of 6, ignores difficult terrain, and doesn't provoke opportunity attacks. It can squeeze through any aperture a Tiny creature could fit through. The wyrmling can return to its normal form as a free action on its turn. When it returns to normal, each creature within 2 squares grants combat advantage to the wyrmling until the end of the wyrmling's next turn.

Alignment Unaligned        Languages Draconic
Skills Acrobatics +11, Bluff +10, Stealth +11
Str 15 (+4)      Dex 18 (+6)      Wis 11 (+2)
Con 15 (+4)      Int 12 (+3)      Cha 16 (+5)

Description: THE NESTS OF MERCURY DRAGONS are found near poisonous volcanic vents and noxious sulfurous springs. These inhospitable conditions require mercury wyrmlings to travel great distances to hunt for food, instilling a desire to explore the world at an extremely young age. As a result, a mercury dragon wyrmling can often be found a great distance from its home.
A mercury dragon wyrmling's form is incredibly fluid, and its reflective appearance makes it difficult to spot in areas that have homogeneous surroundings.


Published in Draconomicon: Metallic Dragons, page(s) 180.