Hekatonkheires Titan
Level 24Attacks
Abilities
120 feet. Titans warp perception and distance around them to seem even larger and more imposing. A creature that enters or begins its turn within the emanation must succeed at a DC 48 will save or its movement toward the titan is movement over difficult terrain (greater difficult terrain on a critical failure) for 1 round.
The hekatonkheires gains 99 extra reactions on their turn that they can use only to make Reactive Strikes.
Frequency once per month
Trigger The titan casts Interplanar Teleport
Effect The titan arrives in a storm of shattered planar barriers. This has the effects of a 10th-rank Wrathful Storm.
The titan reaches between realities to drag foes closer. They attempt an athletics check and compare the result to the Fortitude DCs of all foes within 120 feet. On a success, a foe is teleported to any square the titan chooses within 120 feet; on a critical success, it's also Paralyzed for 1 round. The titan can Grab any foe brought within 30 feet as a free action.
The titan overwhelms opponents with blows both conventional and interplanar. They make one empty weapon Strike against each foe within reach. Even on a failed attack (but not a critical failure), the titan deals 24[force] damage to the target. This counts as three attacks for the titan's multiple attack penalty, but the penalty doesn't increase until all attacks have been made.
Requirements The titan has a creature Grabbed or Restrained
Effect The titan thrusts the creature into a nightmare realm full of lightless hands and eyes. This has the effects of Quandary (DC 48). The titan can't use Send Beyond for .
The titan molds a weapon from interstellar darkness. This empty weapon is a +3 major striking weapon in any form. The titan can't be disarmed of this weapon and it deals an additional 2d12 force damage. If Released, an empty weapon vanishes.
The first three hekatonkheires were meant to guard the gates to the Outer Rifts, but they proved too terrifying and rebellious—and so, in disgust, the gods cast them into the gulfs between the planes. Hekatonkheires titans are incomplete, monstrous progeny of the original three, from whom these titans calved like icebergs. Hekatonkheires wield interstellar darkness as a weapon and spurn the limits of physical reality, literally reaching through space with their countless arms. Filled with a drive to either discover their lost identity or create a new one, they metaphysically disembowel ancient beings and cosmic magics, using the entrails to find clues regarding their own nature and parentage or to serve as raw materials for fueling some alien apotheosis.
Created by ancient deities long before the rise of mortal ancestries, titans united and attempted to overthrow their deific progenitors. The resulting war still figures prominently throughout mortal myths, in which most titans were cast down and imprisoned for eons.