Athach | |||||
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Chaotic Evil (Athach) | |||||
14 Humanoid | |||||
Size Huge |
Speed 50 ft. |
Initiative +1 | |||
STR 32 |
DEX 13 |
CON 25 |
INT 7 |
WIS 12 |
CHA 6 |
Skills |
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20 Perception | |||||
240 experience points | |||||
Defense | |||||
161 Hit points | |||||
AC 26 |
Flat-footed 25 |
Touch 9 | |||
Fortitude 16 |
Will 9 |
Reflex 5 | |||
Resistance: 10 Cold | |||||
Offense | |||||
Melee: Bite Range: 14 ft. Attack: +18 Damage: Slashing/Piercing/Bludgeoning 2d6+17 | |||||
Melee: Slam Range: 14 ft. Attack: +18/+18 Damage: Bludgeoning 1d8+17 | |||||
Melee: Slam Range: 14 ft. Attack: +18 Damage: Bludgeoning 1d10+17 | |||||
BASE ATTACK BONUS +10/+5 |
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COMBAT MANEUVER | |||||
+25 Bonus | 34 Defense | ||||
Features and Abilities | |||||
Charge, Rock Throw, Cleave, Coup de Grace, Treat Affliction Power Attack, Lunge, Fighting Defensively, Acrobatics (Mobility) Cleave, Power Attack, Iron Will, Improved Iron Will, Lunge, Cold Resistance 10, Poison, Feat, Coup de Grace | |||||
Analyze Skill: Knowledge (World) DC 25 | |||||
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Athach is a creature in Pathfinder: Kingmaker.
Description[ | ]
An athach is a twisted kind of giant, cruel and thuggish. It lives to bring misery, ruin, and terror to weaker creatures. An individual may be nearly any human color, though its arms are often a darker color or even grayish. Its upper fangs are long, extending from its mouth like those of a ferocious beast, and it constantly drools a weakness-inducing poison.
A group of athachs is usually a family unit, with gangs typically consisting of a group of siblings and full tribes consisting of parents and young.
Athachs thrive upon the fear of their victims, preferring to play with their prey for some time before indulging their vile and murderous natures. Tales tell of how athachs cut down orchards and ruin crops by night, leaving the ruins to be discovered by innocent villagers at the dawning of the following day. Further tales tell of how athachs desecrate graveyards by exhuming graves and scattering the bones of the dead about. The motivation behind these games seems to be sheer entertainment— some athachs are unusually creative in their antics, displaying ingenuity beyond their normal capacity, as if an athach in the throes of desecration and cruelty were prone to some form of divine inspiration.
An athach is 18 feet tall and weighs 5,000 pounds. Athachs dislike other giants (and other monsters of their size) and either attack or flee from them, depending on whether the odds are in their favor.