
Character
Danhausen
Danhausen emerged from the space between dimensions during a particularly chaotic Knicks game in 1987, when the boundary between the mortal realm and the ethereal void grew thin enough for something neither fully human nor demon to slip through. Having materialized with an inexplicable obsession for dental specimens and an innate understanding of sympathetic magic, Danhausen discovered that curses required specific incantations paired with elaborate hand gestures—a ritualistic language that seemed to flow naturally from their otherworldly nature. The entity began collecting teeth as both currency and components for their craft, eventually realizing that those who shared identical names could be severed from one another through properly executed hexes, a discovery that became their signature specialty. To sustain their existence in the mortal plane and fund their increasingly bizarre experiments involving miniature clones and arcane modifications to vehicles, Danhausen turned to merchandising and the acquisition of what they reverently call "human moneies," becoming an unlikely entrepreneur with an uncanny knack for sales. Though capable of both profound cruelty and genuine kindness in equal measure, Danhausen maintains a peculiar moral code: they refuse to engage in profanity, show no vulnerability to conventional seduction, and possess the rare ability to undo their own curses, yet remain stubbornly powerless when it comes to matters of the heart. Their appearance—adorned with tricolor face paint, a crimson and obsidian cape, and arcane symbols etched across their chest—has become as much a part of their identity as their devotion to the Knicks and their commitment to spreading mischief with a distinctly comedic flair.
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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 13 labeled detail fields; 6 structured sections; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.
- Creation type
- Character
- Shared by
- QueenBear68
- Connected worlds
- 0
- Detail fields
- 13
- Profile sections
- 6
- Artwork images
- 1
Details
- Type
- Aberration
- Class
- Warlock
- Gender
- androgynous
- Alignment
- Chaotic Neutral
- Size
- Medium
- Armor class
- 15
- Hit points
- 85
- Speed
- 30
- Challenge
- 7
- Experience
- 2900
- Languages
- Common, Infernal, Celestial
- Senses
- Darkvision 60 ft., Passive Perception 11
- Skills
- Arcana, Deception, Persuasion, Sleight of Hand
Biography
Danhausen emerged from the space between dimensions during a particularly chaotic Knicks game in 1987, when the boundary between the mortal realm and the ethereal void grew thin enough for something neither fully human nor demon to slip through. Having materialized with an inexplicable obsession for dental specimens and an innate understanding of sympathetic magic, Danhausen discovered that curses required specific incantations paired with elaborate hand gestures—a ritualistic language that seemed to flow naturally from their otherworldly nature. The entity began collecting teeth as both currency and components for their craft, eventually realizing that those who shared identical names could be severed from one another through properly executed hexes, a discovery that became their signature specialty. To sustain their existence in the mortal plane and fund their increasingly bizarre experiments involving miniature clones and arcane modifications to vehicles, Danhausen turned to merchandising and the acquisition of what they reverently call "human moneies," becoming an unlikely entrepreneur with an uncanny knack for sales. Though capable of both profound cruelty and genuine kindness in equal measure, Danhausen maintains a peculiar moral code: they refuse to engage in profanity, show no vulnerability to conventional seduction, and possess the rare ability to undo their own curses, yet remain stubbornly powerless when it comes to matters of the heart. Their appearance—adorned with tricolor face paint, a crimson and obsidian cape, and arcane symbols etched across their chest—has become as much a part of their identity as their devotion to the Knicks and their commitment to spreading mischief with a distinctly comedic flair.
Attributes
Strength
10, modifier +0
Dexterity
14, modifier +2
Constitution
16, modifier +3
Intelligence
18, modifier +4
Wisdom
12, modifier +1
Charisma
20, modifier +5
Actions
Hex of Name Severance
Choose a target with the same name as another creature. Roll 3d8 psychic damage and separate their fates for 1 minute.
Curse of the Knicks
Invoke the spirit of the Knicks, causing all enemies within 30 ft. to make a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw or be frightened for 1 minute.
Miniature Clone Experiment
Summon a miniature clone that can mimic Danhausen's actions for 1 round, providing advantage on one attack roll.
Uncurse
Spend an action to remove one curse from a target, restoring their ability to act normally.
Abilities
Cursed Incantation
Danhausen can curse individuals with a long sequence of words and gestures, causing disadvantage on their next attack roll.
Teeth Collector
Danhausen gains advantage on persuasion checks when dealing with those interested in oddities or collectibles.
Saving throws
strength
+0
dexterity
+2
constitution
+3
intelligence
+4
wisdom
+1
charisma
+5
Damage resistances
Psychic
Necrotic
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