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    The Tall, Blue-Skinned Humanoid Is Clad in Loose, Flowing Robes. Its Alien Face Has Too Many Eyes and Its Hands Have Too Few Fingers

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    1) The mercane is a large, blue-skinned humanoid with too many eyes and too few fingers that travels the planes as a merchant of magical items. 2) Mercanes prefer to bargain and avoid combat, using magic and hired guards to defend their goods and escape danger. They only part with items in their secret chests if left with no other choice. 3) Little is known about mercanes' origins or home plane, though rumors claim they feed on magic items or need them to reproduce. They have wandered the planes as traders for as long as anyone can recall.

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    1) The mercane is a large, blue-skinned humanoid with too many eyes and too few fingers that travels the planes as a merchant of magical items. 2) Mercanes prefer to bargain and avoid combat, using magic and hired guards to defend their goods and escape danger. They only part with items in their secret chests if left with no other choice. 3) Little is known about mercanes' origins or home plane, though rumors claim they feed on magic items or need them to reproduce. They have wandered the planes as traders for as long as anyone can recall.

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    1) The mercane is a large, blue-skinned humanoid with too many eyes and too few fingers that travels the planes as a merchant of magical items. 2) Mercanes prefer to bargain and avoid combat, using magic and hired guards to defend their goods and escape danger. They only part with items in their secret chests if left with no other choice. 3) Little is known about mercanes' origins or home plane, though rumors claim they feed on magic items or need them to reproduce. They have wandered the planes as traders for as long as anyone can recall.

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    1) The mercane is a large, blue-skinned humanoid with too many eyes and too few fingers that travels the planes as a merchant of magical items. 2) Mercanes prefer to bargain and avoid combat, using magic and hired guards to defend their goods and escape danger. They only part with items in their secret chests if left with no other choice. 3) Little is known about mercanes' origins or home plane, though rumors claim they feed on magic items or need them to reproduce. They have wandered the planes as traders for as long as anyone can recall.

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    Mercane

    The tall, blue-skinned humanoid is clad in loose, flowing robes. Its alien face has too many eyes and its
    hands have too few fingers.
    Large aberration, lawful neutral
    Armor Class: 15 (natural armor)
    Hit points 59 (7d10 + 21)
    Speed 30 ft.
    STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA
    15 15 16 20 17 15
    (+2) (+2) (+3) (+5) (+3) (+2)

    Saving Throws Constitution +5, Wisdom +5


    Skills Arcana +7, Deception +4, Insight +5, Intimidation +4, Perception +5, Persuasion +4, Religion
    +7, Sleight of Hand +4
    Senses darkvision 60 ft., passive Perception 15
    Languages Abyssal, Celestial, Draconic, Infernal, at least two other languages, and telepathy 100 ft.
    Challenge 4
    Special Traits
    Innate Spellcasting: The mercane's innate spellcasting ability is Intelligence (spell save
    DC 15, +7 to hit with spell attacks). It can innately cast the following spells, requiring no
    material components:

    3/day each: dimension door, invisibility


    1/day each: planeshift, secret chest

    Magic Resistance: The mercane has advantage on saving throws against spells and other
    magical effects.

    Mercantile Expertise: A mercane has advantage on skill and ability checks related to
    appraising, haggling and making sales pitches.

    Magic Weapons: The mercane's weapon attacks are magical.

    Actions
    Multiattack: The mercane makes two attacks with its glaive.

    Glaive: Melee Weapon Attack: +4 to hit, reach 10 ft., one target. Hit: 13 (2d10 + 2)
    slashing damage.
    Mysterious merchants of all things magical, mercanes are relatively weak and noncombative for
    creatures of their size. They prefer to bargain and haggle rather than to fight, but because they wander
    the planes seeking and trading magical goods, they typically travel with an entourage of hired
    bodyguards. Mercanes are capable of defending themselves, and often carry masterwork Large glaives.
    Yet these weapons are primarily for show, as mercanes prefer to let their bodyguards deal with violent
    opponents. If a situation turns ugly, mercanes typically use their magical abilities to flee, abandoning
    their hirelings if necessary.
    Mercanes are known throughout the planes as traders in magical items. Each has a secret chest filled
    with wares stashed away, ready to be pulled out when its time to haggle and close a deal (or to bribe a
    potential obstacle). Mercanes are therefore not easily robbed, and they only surrender the contents of a
    secret chest when they have no other choice. Mercanes have no interest in mundane goods, no matter
    how fine or rare. Only magical objects earn their attention and their coin. Theyre known for driving
    hard, but fair, bargains, and for hiring adventurers from time to time to recover certain goods of interest
    for a fair price. Although they are not particularly brave, they hold contracts sacrosanct and keep their
    agreements.
    Rumors and legends abound as to the origins of the mercanes and their reasons for seeking out and
    buying magical items. Their home plane is unknown, and they have wandered between the worlds for
    as long as any can recall. Stories claim the mercanes feed on the magic items they acquire, or even
    need them in order to reproduce. There are also tales of a war in a far corner of the planes, with the
    mercanes serving the roles of arms merchants, aggressors, or defenders, depending on who tells the
    story.
    Mercanes are 10 feet tall and weigh 500 pounds.

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