Jason Andresen (order #1578489) - Jump page for Jubei
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Deathjack<br />
Large Construct<br />
Hit Dice: 20d10 (110 hp)<br />
Initiative: +1<br />
Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)<br />
AC: 28 (-1 size, +1 Dex, +18 natural),<br />
touch 10, flat-footed 27<br />
Base Attack/Grapple: +15/+29<br />
Attack: Slam +24 melee (2d10+10) or chain<br />
+24 melee (2d6+10)<br />
Full Attack: 2 slams +24 melee (2d10+10) or 2<br />
chains +24 melee (2d6+10)<br />
Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft. (15 ft. with chains)<br />
Special Attacks: Improved grap, necrovent, skulls of hate,<br />
smite good, soul furnace, spawn undead,<br />
swallow whole<br />
Special Qualities: Cold and fire resistance 20, construct<br />
traits, damage reduction 10/blessed,<br />
Of all the mercenaries I’ve worked alongside in my<br />
travels, the Ironhands are certainly some of the<br />
most interesting. They’re specially trained mercenaries<br />
working <strong>for</strong> the Steam & Iron Workers<br />
Union who typically per<strong>for</strong>m tasks like<br />
tracking down rogue steamjacks and<br />
handlers, though sometimes they do<br />
more interesting things like battling junker<br />
bands. These people are the toughest mercenaries<br />
the Union has to offer and are<br />
accomplished warriors and mages who have<br />
seen more than their fair share of mayhem.<br />
They are paid well <strong>for</strong> what they do, and they<br />
are very good at it.<br />
Like a lot of guilds and fellowships, the<br />
Ironhands have built a mythology <strong>for</strong> themselves,<br />
something most groups do to explain away<br />
things that have happened to their people<br />
in the past. When a team of Ironhands<br />
fails to return from a dangerous mission,<br />
it’s said that the Deathjack was waiting<br />
<strong>for</strong> them.<br />
Veteran teamsters and Ironhands<br />
from the Union can describe the<br />
Deathjack to you in detail. I’ve listened<br />
to a few of such tales. Many<br />
told me about close calls with<br />
the creature, and some even claim<br />
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darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision, spell<br />
resistance 25<br />
Saves: Fort +6, Ref +7, Will +7<br />
Abilities: Str 30, Dex 12, Con —,<br />
Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 16<br />
Skills: Climb +10, Intimidate +13, <strong>Jump</strong> +10,<br />
Listen +8, Spot +8<br />
Feats: Alertness, Awesome Blow, Cleave,<br />
Great Cleave, Improved Bull Rush,<br />
Improved Overrun, Power Attack<br />
Environment: Any remote locale<br />
Organization: Unique<br />
Challenge Rating: 21<br />
Alignment: Chaotic evil<br />
Advancement: 21–30 HD (Large); 31–45 HD<br />
(Huge); 46-60 HD (Gargantuan)<br />
Level Adjustment: —<br />
to have vanquished it, only <strong>for</strong> it to appear once more in a<br />
remote location.<br />
Skull of<br />
hate<br />
Fifteen feet of kettle-black<br />
greasy iron and a gut full of<br />
soul-burning mechanika, the<br />
Deathjack supposedly resembles a<br />
steamjack made from the nightmares<br />
of a madman. Its head<br />
is a horned helm with glowing<br />
eyes that sits between massive<br />
pneumatic shoulders. A hybrid<br />
of machine and vile necromantic<br />
energy, its design must be<br />
awesome to behold.<br />
From what I can tell, the<br />
thing doesn’t need coal to<br />
burn—it needs souls. Stories<br />
mention it sapping the life out of<br />
men and leaving mere husks behind. Using<br />
some sort of necromantic furnace, it draws<br />
the life <strong>for</strong>ce out of those it can stuff into<br />
its iron belly. This vicious boiler hisses and<br />
crackles and the furnace vents give off dark<br />
greasy ash as it burns its victims.<br />
It has been seen as close to Corvis as the<br />
Widower’s Wood and as far away as the mountains of Khador.<br />
Mention of it has been recorded in tales going back as far as<br />
two hundred years. I’ve even heard mention of a tome that<br />
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