Heroscape 5e Stat Blocks

[That_American_Idiot]

I have recently been working on a project to transform all the Heroscape units into usable monsters, creatures, and heroes to be used in a Dungeons and Dragons fifth edition campaign. I will post what I've made so far here. I'm sure someone has done something like this in the past, but I wanted to create my own. I used a whole slew of resources to help including the Heroscape Compendium, the Heroscape wiki, both official and homebrewed Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition assets and stat blocks, photonmammoth's Mega Monster Attirbute Compendium, and giffyglyph's monster maker. I also made my own methods when it came to adapting a Army Cards class, personality, point value, size, and species. I can share some of those if people are interested.


Anubian Wolf

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Armoc Viper

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Aubrien Archer

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Brave Arrow

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Deathreaver

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In game, my players were curious if their action was consumed when the deathreaver ran away. I chose to play it as the deathreaver anticipate the attack and then scatter. That way as long as the player can catch up to it on their turn, they would be able to at least attack it again. Otherwise, if the action was consumed, then the deathreaver can keep running away and the only way to have a chance to attack is by having the extra attack perk.

Deepwyrm Drow

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Drow Chainfighter

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Dumutef Guard

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I once read, most likely on the Heroscape Wiki, that Fiantooths were a mixture of trolls and werewolves and I really liked the idea. While searching for that information again, I was unable to find it so it's most likely not canon, but I still think the slight lycanthope advantages really add to this unit as it otherwise would be a diet fifth edition troll.

Elite Onyx Viper

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Goblin Cutter

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I forgot to list their height and weight so I will do so here for this stat block. Roughly 3'8" tall and 45 Pounds

Horned Skull Brute

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I forgot to list their height and weight so I will do so here for this stat block. Roughly 5'5" tall and 317 Pounds

Izumi Samurai

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Kato Katsuro

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Khosumet the Darklord

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Kozuke Samurai

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Mohican River Tribesman

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Ninja of the Northern Wind

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Their katana is a reskinned rapier. Disappear was taken from the gnome feat 'Fade Away'.

Parmenio

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Pelloth

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This being the first unique hero I did, I've found that challenge rating/health is a bit off. I used my own method to calculate his average HP. I like this value of 77 a lot because while it does put him as a decent challenge when surrounded by an army (as he would be in the game of Heroscape), but as a threat by himself or with few minions around him he'd be lucky to survive more than five rounds of combat. However I liked keeping the challenge rating at what it is for the proficiency bonus benefits. Thinking of challenge rating as a player level would make these numbers fit much more appropriately. The average player character would be around 77 health at 10th level. That being said, it all comes down to preference if you use these stat blocks. If you design combat like Heroscape where Pelloth is one of 10-18 enemies of varying strength on the battlefield, these stats work the best. But if wish to use him (or any unique figure in the game) as a more serious boss fight meant to 1v1 a party of 4 players, I would just multiply the average HP of the unit by 4. In Pelloth's case, it would grant him 308 health.

Sacred Band

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Tagawa Samurai

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Theracus

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Venoc Viper

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Venoc Warlord

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Warden 816

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Werewolf Lord

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Wolf of Badru

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