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Gremishka are a type of Monstrosity creature in Baldur's Gate 3. These somewhat resembled a feline with the skin of a rodent and ears resembling those of a bat, along with a mouth razor-sharp teeth.
About Gremishkas
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 Race
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Gremishka | ||||||
 Type
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Monstrosity | ||||||
 HP
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16 | ||||||
 AC
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13 | ||||||
 Movement Speed
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9m/ 30ft | ||||||
 Size
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TIny | ||||||
 Weight
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5kg/ 12lbs | ||||||
 Proficiency Bonus
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+2 | ||||||
 Initiative
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+3 | ||||||
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| Location | Rosymorn Monastery | ||||||
The vicious product of spell gone wrong, these cat-like creatures delight in tormenting magic-users, relishing in the unstable effect magic has on them.
Attacks
Bite:
Bite a target.
Attack roll: +5
1d4 + 3 (4~7) 
Piercing 
1d6 (1~6) 
Force Unique Traits
Gremishkas permanently have Magic Allergy condition on them. Whenever a spell or Cantrip is cast close to them, they will gain the Unstable condition. At the start of its next turn, it will it will trigger a random effect, similar to Wild Magic, though using a unique list of possible effects unique to Gremishkas.
- Ice Bloom: Creates a Ice Surface
Range: 3 m / 10 ft radius. Gains Armour of Agathys as if cast at level three. - Chaotic Offence: Gains 3 Mirror Image, Enlarged and Hastened for
Duration: 3 turns. - Panther Polymorph: Polymorph into a Panther.
- Force Explosion: Creates an Range: 3 m / 10 ft explosion that deals with a DC 10 3d6 (3~18) Force
Constitution saving throw or become Dazed. - Gremishka Spawn: Bursts into pieces with two new gremishkas born from the remains.
Tactics
Gremishkas aren't the most imposing type of Monstrosity around, yet make up for it through numbers and their chaotic reaction to magic. Using something as simple as a Fire Bolt can lead chain reaction as the Wild Magic effects they create can trigger other gremishkas Allergy condition. Their Evasion passive also makes it tricky kill them with a AoE spell like Fireball and likely trigger their Allergy.
The simple approach is to rely physical attacks and using no magic what so ever. So long as none are used, a fight against the feline-like creatures will prove to be quite easy.