Pot Puppy

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Pot Puppy
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Race	Pot Puppies
Hostile	No
Affiliations	Owner
Abilities	Hell Hound Transformation
Equipment	None
Capable of Speech	No
Weakness	Unknown
First Appearance	The Jewel of the Dingo Isles

This article is about the Creature. You might also be looking for Pot Puppy Seeds, the Accessory, or Pot Puppy, the Treasure of the same name.

Pot Puppies were first seen in the The Jewel of the Dingo Isles campaign.

Characteristics

Pot Puppies are puppies that grow from seeds. These very common seeds can be acquired from a wizard, and after tending to them, will eventually sprout a Pot Puppy. It is unknown if the puppies have to be grown in pots or can be grown outside pots too.

Skeletons seem to like these puppies.

Pot Puppies are immune to fire and would convert into Hellhounds when coming into contact with fire. They can then revert back into Pot Puppies if they expel their flames.

Abilities

Hell Hound Awakening

Discovered in The Sunswords campaign Pot Puppies that come into contact with fire transform into Hell Hounds, which are capable of breathing out fire. Hell Hounds are typically considered hostile, however training it as a Pot Puppy will tame it as a Hell Hound. Extinguishing the fire of a Hell Hound will transform it back into a Pot Puppy.

Notable Examples

The Crew of the Bocoe saved three Pot Puppies during The Jewel of the Dingo Isles campaign.

Kallark rescues a Pot Puppy from a burning house and adopts it during the Sunswords campaign. Kallark would then name the puppy Anihilus the Living Death That Walks.

Trivia

• It is questionable whether or not the party, other than Octavius, knew that they were plants.
• Pot puppies were introduced in The Jewel of the Dingo Isles which was the campaign that, according to Rob, had "no tricks". However, pot puppies are not only immune to fire, but become hostile upon contact with it. Because Rob did not mention that to the players, the idea of "no tricks" became very questionable.