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(Created page with "[Back to creatures] __NOTOC__ Apatosauruses are very similar to Brachiosauruses, but they are significantly smaller and easier to domesticate than Brachiosauruses. Apatosauruses are herd animals that travel in years-long migratory patterns, giving vegetation plenty of time to regrow before they return to their previous haunts. Many humanoids travel along with Apatosauruses, as these huge dinosaurs offer some amount of protection from large predators....") |
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| colspan="6" |''Monster Level: 6'' | | colspan="6" |''Monster Level: 6'' | ||
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| colspan="6" |''Huge (Tall). | | colspan="6" |''Huge (Tall). Beast (Dinosaur)'' | ||
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==== ''The | ==== ''The Apatosaurus can take TWO of the following actions, or the same action twice.'' ==== | ||
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| colspan="6" |'''Move.''' The Apatosaurus can move up to its speed. | | colspan="6" |'''Move.''' The Apatosaurus can move up to its speed. | ||
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==== '''''OR''' the | ==== '''''OR''' the Apatosaurus can take the following action.'' ==== | ||
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| colspan="6" |'''Stomp.''' ''Reach 5 ft Natural Weapon.'' +3 vs FORT of a Prone target. '''Hit:''' 14 (2d10+3) blunt and the creature is Stunned until the end of its next turn. | | colspan="6" |'''Stomp.''' ''Reach 5 ft Natural Weapon.'' +3 vs FORT of a Prone target. '''Hit:''' 14 (2d10+3) blunt and the creature is Stunned until the end of its next turn. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 14 February 2024
Apatosauruses are very similar to Brachiosauruses, but they are significantly smaller and easier to domesticate than Brachiosauruses. Apatosauruses are herd animals that travel in years-long migratory patterns, giving vegetation plenty of time to regrow before they return to their previous haunts. Many humanoids travel along with Apatosauruses, as these huge dinosaurs offer some amount of protection from large predators.
Apatosaurus | |||||
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| Monster Level: 6 | |||||
| Huge (Tall). Beast (Dinosaur) | |||||
| STR | DEX | END | AWR | INT | CHA |
| 3 | -1 | 3 | 1 | -3 | 1 |
| Ref: 9 | Fort: 13 | Ant: 11 | Log: 7 | Will: 11 | |
| Armor Rating 11 | Vulnerable Psychic 2 DT 8 | ||||
| Hit Points 60 | |||||
| Speed 30 ft | |||||
| Skills (END) Forced March +8; (AWR) Foraging +6, Perceiving +4 | |||||
| Features | |||||
| Eye in the Sky. While conscious, the Apatosaurus cannot be surprised.
Beast of Burden. The Apatosaurus can carry up to 5 additional unwieldy items without being encumbered. | |||||
| Actions | |||||
The Apatosaurus can take TWO of the following actions, or the same action twice. | |||||
| Move. The Apatosaurus can move up to its speed.
Slam. Reach 15 ft Natural Weapon. +3 vs REF. Hit: 6 (1d6+3) blunt, and make a second attack: +3 vs FORT. Hit: The creature falls Prone if it is Large or smaller. | |||||
OR the Apatosaurus can take the following action. | |||||
| Stomp. Reach 5 ft Natural Weapon. +3 vs FORT of a Prone target. Hit: 14 (2d10+3) blunt and the creature is Stunned until the end of its next turn. | |||||