Togepi are weird little egg looking things that have spikes sticking out of their heads. Togepi have no real control over what magical power they have, and are a danger to themselves and others. Togepi are somewhat luckier than other creatures, and are good natured. Legends say that Togepi can bring their happiness and luck to other people - especially if they are balanced properly in their sleep.

Combat

Tactics Round-by-Round:

Togepi are naive and virtually worthless in battle, and attempt to avoid combat if at all possible.

• Round 1: Use Metronome, hope for the best.
• Round 2: If combat is still happening at this point, Togepi is pretty much screwed.
• Round 3: Take a wild guess.

Metronome (Sp): At will, a Togepi can trigger the expenditure of considerable amounts of minimally controlled arcane power. When it does so, an arcane effect is generated. If a Togepi uses this ability, it cannot use it again for 1d6+1 rounds. The DM may choose what happens at this point (generally equivalent to a 2nd-level spell effect), or you can roll on this table:

A Togepi can target the spell after it knows what it will be, but cannot voluntarily retract a spell once Metronome has been begun. The spell goes off as if the Togepi had cast the spell itself, at a caster level equal to the Togepi's HD+1 (rounded down). If, for whatever reason, the spell has no legal target the arcane energy explodes, as if the Togepi had suffered a scroll mishap with a 2nd level scroll.

Lucky (Ex): Once per day a Togepi can reroll any roll it makes, exactly as if it had the Luck Domain special ability. This can be used to avert a particularly disastrous Metronome effect, and often is.

References

1. ↑ Tome and Blood
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Masters of the Wild
3. ↑ Song and Silence