Whiptail renkrodas live along mountain slopes and rocky foothills, nesting in dark caves and rocky crags. They soar through the skies on powerful wings and attack with their long, lashing tails, which can coil around their prey like a whip. Many an unlucky traveler has been lashed by a whiptail renkroda's tail, hauled up into the air, and dropped to their death.
Elite |
Normal |
Weak
Str +7
Dex +7
Con +5
Int -4
Wis +2
Cha +0
Twisting Tail [reaction] Trigger A creature within reach of the whiptail renkroda's tail uses a move action or leaves a square during a move action it's using;
Effect The whiptail renkroda
Strikes the target with its tail. If it hits, the whiptail renkroda
disrupts the creature's action.
Speed 30 feet, fly 50 feet
Melee
[one-action]
jaws
+23
(reach 15 feet),
Damage 2d12
+10 piercing
Aerial Predator
When a whiptail renkroda has a Medium or smaller creature grabbed, its
Grab doesn't end if it moves away. Instead, when it moves, it carries the grabbed creature with it.
Fling
[one-action]
Requirements A creature is
grabbed in the whiptail renkroda's tail;
Effect
The whiptail renkroda flings the creature through the air, launching the creature up to 10 feet up from its tail and 30 feet away. The creature takes falling damage accordingly. If the flung creature lands on another creature, the creature it lands on takes the same amount of bludgeoning damage
(dc {{stat "26"}} basic reflex save.)
Terrifying Roar
[two-actions]
The whiptail renkroda bellows ferociously. Each non-renkroda creature within 60 feet must attempt a DC
29 Will save. The creature is then temporarily immune for 10 minutes.
Critical SuccessThe creature is unaffected.
SuccessThe creature is
frightened 1.
FailureThe creature is frightened 2.
Critical FailureThe creature is frightened 3.
All Creatures in "Renkroda"
Renkrodas are a family of large dinosaur-like predators native to the planet Castrovel. They've spread beyond the jungle planet's boundaries thanks to smugglers, poachers, and ultra-wealthy big-game hunters. Bipedal and strong with long necks and decorative spines, renkrodas are best known for their terrifying roars, which they bellow frequently as a form of long-range communication and to scare away other predators and scavengers. Over a dozen species of renkrodas exist, each specially adapted to their environment or ecological niche.