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ing as much as 10 feet tall, and filling it out with lean muscle.
Their skin tone ranges the spectrum with earthy greenish tones
being the most common. Of course, their most notable feature
is their hideousness.
Combat
Trolls are universally furious in combat. At times they can
be difficult to rouse, but once they commit to a battle, they
see it through. Despite their rage, they are somewhat clever,
employing strategy that most underestimate them of. Most
trolls use weapons, and many wear piecemeal or leather armor,
although seldom of crafted metal.
Feats: Standard trolls (and pitch and winter trolls) receive
Great Fortitude as a bonus feat.
Regeneration (Ex): Fire and acid deal normal damage to a
troll. If it loses a limb or body part, the lost portion regrows
in 6d6 minutes. The troll can reattach the severed limb instantly
by holding it to the stump; however, if the troll does not do
so within 1 minute of the limb being severed it can no longer
be reattached and spawns a whelp.
Spawn Whelps (Ex): Standard trolls have a 20% chance
of being accompanied by 1d4 whelps, half of which will be
mature. These whelps grow from severed body parts into
immature whelps in 1d4 days and into mature whelps in
1d4 weeks. They typically die within 4d6 months. When
times are lean, trolls often eat
their whelps.
Skills: *Standard, pitch,
and winter trolls use their
Strength modifier instead of their
Charisma modifier for Intimidate checks.
Subraces
Winter Trolls
Winter trolls are a breed of white-skinned
troll adapted to extremely cold climes. They are
far more sluggish than typical trolls and are generally
the least hungry of all breeds, including
trollkin. Winter trolls love freezing their food,
often while it’s still alive, in blocks of ice to
dine on later. They are identical to standard
trolls, except as noted here.
In combat winter trolls usually command their
whelps to attack first, and once they begin a melee
they tend to open with their ice breath followed
by melee combat.
Ice breath (Su): Winter trolls
can breathe a 20-foot-long line
of frigid cold (5 ft. high
and 5 ft. wide) once every
1d6 rounds. Damage 3d4
cold, Reflex half DC 19. As a
Dire troll
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full-round action, the troll can sweep the line through a 180°
arc. Damage 3d4 cold, Reflex half DC 15. The save DC is
Constitution-based.
Regeneration (Ex): Fire and acid deal normal damage to winter
trolls. If it loses a limb or body part, the lost portion regrows
in 1d4 hours. The winter troll can reattach the severed limb
instantly by holding it to the stump, however if the winter troll
does not do so within 5 minutes of the limb being severed it can
no longer be reattached and will spawn a whelp.
Spawn Whelps (Ex): Winter troll whelps have the cold
subtype; they are otherwise identical to standard troll whelps.
Pitch Trolls
Pitch trolls, also known as fire trolls, are a breed of troll
typically deep burgundy in color that are found in extremely hot
areas. They are considered hyperactive compared to other trolls,
and subsist on a larger diet, though they are less picky in what
they eat (which is to say that they’ll eat absolutely anything).
They are identical to standard trolls, except as noted here.
Pitch trolls tend to shun combat more than most breeds,
preferring to hound opponents from afar by throwing rocks
or sending whelps after them
rather than attacking outright.
When in melee
they tend to rely on
their bite more
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