Baba Yaga

Baba Yaga travels in a hut that walks on bird legs, sweeping away its own tracks. She may devour a trespasser, lend a hero an impossible tool or demand three nights of labor, and all three choices can be honest at once.

Iron-Toothed Bite: piercing, melee 5 ft, +6 to hit, 3d10+5. Mortar Through the Sky: Baba Yaga flies up to 120 ft and hurls a burning pestle at one creature within 90 ft, +6 to hit, 4d8 fire damage. Name the Task: one creature that accepted her hospitality makes a Mind save or must attempt a clearly stated task before it can willingly leave her forest.

Hospitality Cuts Both Ways: while a guest has eaten her food and obeyed her house rules, Baba Yaga cannot attack that guest first. If a visitor completes three tasks exactly as asked, she must grant the promised payment. Moving the skull-lanterns from her fence leaves the hut unable to find intruders beyond their light.