Liopleurodon

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An enormous cousin to the plesiosaurus, the Liopleurodon has a short, thick neck. It is carnivorous and its head resembles a crocodile more than a long-necked dinosaur, but it otherwise has a similar body to the plesiosaurus, with a plump torso and four fins placed roughly where a quadrupedal land animal would have its legs. Liopleurodons can grow to enormous size and usually patrol the continental shelf, fighting other enormous creatures like Megalodons over territory and prey.

Liopleurodon

Monster Level: 22
Colossal. Giant Beast (Dinosaur)
STR DEX END AWR INT CHA
7 5 8 6 -3 -2
Ref: 15 Fort: 18 Ant: 16 Log: 7 Will: 8
Armor Rating 16 Immune Cold
Hit Points 250 Vulnerable Psychic 2 DT 12
Speed 5 ft, Swim 50 ft Senses Darkvision 90 ft
Skills (AWR) Perceiving +2 Traits Immutable
Features
Amphibious. The Liopleurodon can breathe air and water.
Actions

The Liopleurdon can take TWO of the following actions, or take the same action twice.

Move. The Liopleurodon can move up to its speed.

Bite. Reach 10 ft Natural Weapon. +7 vs AR. Hit: 28 (6d6+7) sharp and the creature is swallowed if it is Huge or smaller. A swallowed creature is Blinded, Restrained, and takes 21 (6d6) corrosive damage on the start of each of its turns.

Reactions
Dive (1/Round). When a creature moves into 10 ft reach of the Liopleurodon, it may move up to its speed directly down.