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SFS Standard Arabuk Creature 8

Arabuks take 3 years to reach maturity. Each year that an arabuk lives, its antlers grow more impressive, sometimes reaching lengths greater than 15 feet.

Elite | Normal | Weak

Elite Weak Arabuk Creature 8

Source Alien Core pg. 20
Recall Knowledge DC 23 24 26 •
Animal (Nature)
Perception +17; darkvision 60 feet, snow vision
Skills Acrobatics +14, Athletics +18, Stealth +16, Survival +14
Str +6 Dex +4 Con +3 Int -4 Wis +3 Cha +0
Snow Vision As yearling arabuk.
AC 27
Fort +15
Ref +18
Will +13
HP 125
Immunities cold
Resistances sonic 10
Speed 40 feet
Melee [one-action] jaws +20 , Damage 2d8+6 piercing plus Grab
Melee [one-action] antlers +20 (reach 10 feet), Damage 1d8+6bludgeoning plus 1d6 sonic
Area Fire [two-actions] antler reverberation (60-foot conesonic), Damage 2d8 sonic (DC 26 basic Reflex save) plus avalanche
Avalanche A non-arabuk creature standing on snow that fails its Reflex save against an arabuk's antler reverberation is knocked prone. Up to a 20-foot cube of snow in the area of an antler reverberation collapses, dealing 5d6 bludgeoning damage to adjacent creatures (DC 24 basic Reflex save). On a slope, this causes the snow and any creatures that fail its save to move downhill 30 feet per round. At the start of its turn, each creature caught in the avalanche takes 3d6 bludgeoning damage (DC 24 basic Reflex save) and, on a failure, is still caught in the avalanche.
Clatter [one-action] The arabuk clatters its antlers together by shaking its head. Until the end of its turn, any creature hit by its antlers must succeed at a DC 22 Fortitude save or become stunned 1 (stunned 2 on a critical failure).
Glacial Stride [two-actions] As yearling arabuk.

All Creatures in "Arabuk"

NameLevelSpoiler
Yearling Arabuk3
Arabuk8

Arabuk

Those traveling through Akiton’s Winterlands risk stumbling on its apex predator: the carnivorous arabuk.

Conservation Efforts

Dwindling arabuk populations on Akiton receive the attention of the Ice Clans, who have traditionally managed the wild herds. Selecting wellmatched pairs of arabuks for breeding efforts requires tracking individuals, analyzing genetic samples, and finding capable—or foolhardy—assistants to capture them.