Elven Court Guard

Level 13
Creature· elfMediumRemaster
AC
35
HP
225
Speed
30 ft.
Perception
+24
Fort
+20
Ref
+27
Will
+23
Languages common, elven, fey
Senses low-light-vision
Skills acrobatics +26, intimidation +24, athletics +23, society +19
Recall Knowledge DC 31 (society)

Attacks

Melee Elven Curve Blade +27 (finesse, forceful, magical), Damage 2d8+12 slashing
Melee Fist +26 (agile, finesse, nonlethal, unarmed), Damage 1d4+12 bludgeoning
Melee Composite Longbow +27 (deadly-d10, magical, propulsive, reload 0 ft., volley 30 ft.), Damage 2d8+10 piercing

Abilities

Vigilanceinteraction

A court guard gains a +1 circumstance bonus on Perception checks to and creatures, and if they succeed, they get a critical success instead.

+1 Status vs. mental effects
Interposition

Trigger An ally within 15 feet of the guard would take damage


Effect The guard Strides. This movement does not trigger reactions, and the guard must end the Stride in a space adjacent to the ally. The guard then switches places with the ally, taking all damage and associated effects instead of the ally.

Avenge the Fallen

Frequency once per round

Requirements The guard is within 30 feet of the creature they were guarding, and that creature is either Dying or died since the guard's last turn


Effect The guard Strikes the creature that damaged their ally. They roll the attack roll twice and use the higher result.

Dancing Blade◆◆

The guard makes a Strike against a creature, then Strides. This Stride doesn't trigger reactions. If the guard ends this Stride in a different space adjacent to the same creature, they make another Strike against it. If both Strikes succeed, the creature is Off-Guard until the start of the guard's next turn. Each attack counts toward the guard's multiple attack penalty, but the penalty doesn't increase until they've made both attacks.

In the tangled web of lineages, rivalries, and shifting alliances that is an elven noble court, aristocratic families employ bodyguards loyal to them alone.


Elves' long lives give them centuries to delve into studies, artistry, or exploration.