No. Enc.: 0 (3d6)
Alignment: Neutral
Movement: 240' (80')
Armor Class: 7
Hit Dice: 4
Attacks: 1 (gore or trample)
Damage: 2d6+4 or 1d6+4
Save: L2
Morale: 9
Hoard Class: None
XP: 190
Movement: 240' (80')
Armor Class: 7
Hit Dice: 4
Attacks: 1 (gore or trample)
Damage: 2d6+4 or 1d6+4
Save: L2
Morale: 9
Hoard Class: None
XP: 190
Paindeer are migratory grazing animals that favor cooler climes, dwelling in forested and mountainous regions. They reach 6' tall at the shoulder, and can weigh over a half-ton. The larger males sport impressive antlers, while females possess only a few bony spurs (doing a reduced 1d4+2 damage).
They travel in relatively small herds, led by the largest male (who possesses an additional 1d10 hit points). In any group, there are 4 females/young per male, and all young have half the standard adult hit points.
And unlike most herd animals, paindeer rarely flee from predators; instead, some use their Killing Sphere mutations (to which they are immune, even if generated by non-paindeer), while the rest finish off their foes with goring attacks or Tramples.
Mutations: Killing Sphere
They travel in relatively small herds, led by the largest male (who possesses an additional 1d10 hit points). In any group, there are 4 females/young per male, and all young have half the standard adult hit points.
And unlike most herd animals, paindeer rarely flee from predators; instead, some use their Killing Sphere mutations (to which they are immune, even if generated by non-paindeer), while the rest finish off their foes with goring attacks or Tramples.
Mutations: Killing Sphere
Shouldn't these have a "Project Pain" mutation, so that any damage done is partially reflected?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the interest!
ReplyDeleteI thought about going the Damage Turning route, but it was wayyyyyy too complicated for my purposes--I like the elegance of surly deer blasting predators (and PCs) to 1 hit point, and then stomping in their unconcious heads.
I'm a man of simple pleasures.
Ha! I had a similar animal over at The Savage AfterWorld. Meet the "braindeer:"
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