Feral Imp

Feral Imp

Feral Imps can use either Charisma or Constitution for their attack rolls, making them good secondary minions. They do not do much damage individually and are intended to add to the Necromancer’s damage with regular attacks, and thus are generally not good primary minions, making them more effective secondary minions. They do however do an attack as a minor action once per turn, target reflex and have a ranged attack power with a range of 10 (which incurs an opportunity attack at melee range), allowing them to provide a bonus to your damage; this is independent of whether or not your character has taken an attack action. So, you and the imp can attack in the same turn (instead of one minion attacking). Imps do 1d4 + 2 damage, which increases to 1D8 + 4 damage at level 11, and 1D12 + 6 damage at level 21, and gain your implement bonus as a bonus to attack rolls. They do not however apply your ability bonus or any other damage bonuses as extra damage to their attacks unless otherwise specified. Furthermore, the Feral imp can benefit from your “Shadow Walk” class feature, and become invisible if they move more than 3 squares. As well, Feral Imps are considered tiny creatures, and thus can stay in your space with you. Feral imps have a movement speed of 6. [1]