Pathfinder - Bestiary 1.pdf - Dorks and Dragons!

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Empowered and Quickened Spell-Like Abilities
Spell Caster Level Caster Level
Level to Empower to Quicken
0 4th 8th
1st 6th 10th
2nd 8th 12th
3rd 10th 14th
4th 12th 16th
5th 14th 18th
6th 16th 20th
7th 18th —
8th 20th —
9th — —
Snatch
This creature can grab other creatures with ease.
Prerequisite: Size Huge or larger.
Benefits: The creature can start a grapple when it
hits with a claw or bite attack, as though it had the
grab ability. If it grapples a creature three or more
sizes smaller, it squeezes each round for automatic
bite or claw damage with a successful grapple check.
A snatched opponent held in the creature’s mouth is
not allowed a Ref lex save against the creature’s breath
weapon, if it has one.
The creature can drop a creature it has snatched as a
free action or use a standard action to f ling it aside. A
f lung creature travels 1d6 × 10 feet, and takes 1d6 points
of damage per 10 feet traveled. If the creature f lings a
snatched opponent while f lying, the opponent takes this
amount or falling damage, whichever is greater.
Wingover
This creature can make turns with ease while f lying.
Prerequisite: Fly speed.
Benefits: Once each round, a creature with this feat can
turn up to 180 degrees as a free action without making
a Fly skill check. This free turn does not consume any
additional movement from the creature.
Normal: A f lying creature can turn up to 90 degrees
by making a DC 15 Fly skill check and expending 5 feet of
movement. A f lying creature can turn up to 180 degrees
by making a DC 20 Fly skill check and expending 10 feet
of movement.
appendix 6: Monster Cohorts
The Leadership feat (see Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook
page 129) allows a character to gain a loyal cohort. With
the GM’s approval, this cohort can be a similarly aligned
monster rather than a humanoid with the appropriate
number of class levels. Monsters on the following
list all work well as cohorts (be they bodyguards,
mounts, assassins, etc.)—their effective cohort “level”
corresponds to the level available to the PC as afforded
by his Leadership score.
A monster cohort gains experience points as if it were a
character of its cohort level, and when it gains enough XP
to advance a level, it should generally gain a key class level
(fighter is often the best choice for most cohorts). You can
use the monsters on the following table as guidelines
when determining effective cohort levels for monsters
not on this list.
Monster Cohorts
Monster Level Monster Level
Babau (demon) 11 Hound archon 7
Bralani (azata) 11 Manticore 9
Young dragon Special* Pegasus 6
Drider 11 Pixie 8
Erinyes (devil) 16 Satyr 7
Ettin 15 Skeletal champion 6
Ghoul 5 Stone giant 18
Giant eagle 6 Unicorn 8
Griffon 8 Worg 5
Hell hound 7 Wyvern 10
* A young dragon’s effective cohort level equals its CR +
8. Dragon cohorts do not advance via aging as normal
dragons do, but by gaining class levels (typically in fighter
or sorcerer).
appendix 7: aniMal CoMpanions
The Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook presents druids and
rangers with a wide selection of animal companion
choices, but this selection by no means covers the entirety
of animals available as companions. Numerous additional
animals are presented in this book, and in each case,
rules for using them as companions are included. The
following list indexes all additional animal companions
found in this book, along with the page numbers on
which they can be located.
Animal Companions
Animal Page Animal Page
Ankylosaurus 83 Goblin dog 157
Aurochs 174 Hyena 179
Bison 174 Monitor lizard 194
Brachiosaurus 83 Octopus 219
Dire bat 30 Orca 88
Dire rat 232 Pteranodon 85
Dolphin 88 Rhinoceros 235
Elasmosaurus 84 Roc 236
Electric eel 119 Squid 259
Elephant 128 Stegosaurus 85
Giant frog 135 Triceratops 86
Giant moray eel 119 Tyrannosaurus 86
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