No. Enc.: 1d3
Alignment: Chaotic
Movement: 90' (30')
—Swim: 180' (60')
Armor Class: 2
Hit Dice: 22
Attacks: 4 (2 claws, 1 bite, 1 tail-slap)
Damage: 2d8 / 2d8 / 1d12 / 3d10
Save: L18
Morale: 10
Hoard Class: None
XP: 21,250
Freakish, semi-aquatic hybrids of surly radioactive reptiles and insectoid slave-laborers from deepest space, godzilunans roam the wastelands with but one purpose: destruction.
And rampant destruction, at that.
Godzilunans stand 30' tall, and their bodies are covered with thick scales and chitinous segments that make them nigh-impervious to *all* armaments (meaning they suffer only one-third damage, no matter the weapon type). Their bulbous, distended crania throb with menace.
A godzilunan can exhale a blast of pure radiation every three rounds that does 12d6 damage.
After a particularly satisfying rampage, godzilunans bury themselves underground or inside icebergs, going dormant for months or years at a time. They inevitably awaken at the most inopportune times for local settlements.
Mutations: Energy Ray (Radiation, x3), Mental Barrier, Reflective Epidermis (Cold, Heat, Radiation)
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"What happens when you combine a Godzilla with a Mutant?" — The Question Posed By My Four-Year-Old That Prompted This Ridiculous Entry
And rampant destruction, at that.
Godzilunans stand 30' tall, and their bodies are covered with thick scales and chitinous segments that make them nigh-impervious to *all* armaments (meaning they suffer only one-third damage, no matter the weapon type). Their bulbous, distended crania throb with menace.
A godzilunan can exhale a blast of pure radiation every three rounds that does 12d6 damage.
After a particularly satisfying rampage, godzilunans bury themselves underground or inside icebergs, going dormant for months or years at a time. They inevitably awaken at the most inopportune times for local settlements.
Mutations: Energy Ray (Radiation, x3), Mental Barrier, Reflective Epidermis (Cold, Heat, Radiation)
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"What happens when you combine a Godzilla with a Mutant?" — The Question Posed By My Four-Year-Old That Prompted This Ridiculous Entry
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