Baomal

A baomal gains an extra reaction each round that it can use only to make a Reactive Strike. It must use a different head for each one it attempts, and it can't make more than one Attack of Opportunity for the same triggering action.

120 feet. All creatures, except aberrations, that begin their turn in the area take 5d6 mental damage.

Any ability that would sever a baomal's head (such as a critical hit with a Vorpal weapon) severs one head at random. Losing one head doesn't kill a baomal, but it does prevent the baomal from making Strikes with the lost head and from using Double Reaction or Two-Headed Strike.

A baomal can inhale tremendous amounts of water, drawing everything in the sea nearby closer. All creatures and objects in the water within 60-foot area of the baomal (including ships) are pulled toward it. Creatures must succeed at a DC 42 athletics check or be pulled up to 20 feet toward the baomal (40 feet on a critical failure). For ships, use the captain's Sailing Lore in place of Athletics. Unattended objects are automatically pulled.

The baomal Swims or Strides alongside a creature or the hull of a vessel, dealing damage with the strong spikes on its shell. Each creature or ship the baomal is adjacent to at any point during its movement takes (6d6+10)[slashing,(6d6+10)[piercing]] (DC 42 reflex save). Against vessels, Shell Rake ignores the first 5 Hardness and creates an explosion of splinters that deals (3d6+5)[untyped|options:area-damage] damage to every creature within 10-foot area of the deck's edge (DC 42 reflex save).

The baomal makes a Strike with each set of jaws, each against a different creature. These Strikes count as one attack for the baomal's multiple attack penalty, and the penalty doesn't increase until after both attacks.