Kothogaz, Dance Of Disharmony
Level 21Attacks
Abilities
300 feet. DC 41 will
Kothogaz is permanently Quickened. It can use this extra action to Stride or Strike.
120 feet. A creature that enters or begins its turn in the emanation must succeed at a DC 41 fortitude save or be Sickened 2 (sickened 3 on a critical failure).
Kothogaz gains 3 reactions each round.
120 feet. Kothogaz's heartbeat booms like a deity's drum. A creature that enters or begins its turn in the emanation must attempt a DC 41 will save. On a failure, its next two actions must be move actions to move at least half its Speed away from Kothogaz. A creature that critically succeeds is temporarily immune to tympanic heartbeat for 1 minute.
Kothogaz disappears, then bursts as a cacophonous sound from the throat of a creature within 240 feet. Kothogaz appears within reach of the creature and makes a melee Strike against it. The Strike deals an additional 2d12 sonic damage.
DC 44 fortitude
Stage 1 Stupefied 2
Stage 2 stupefied 2 and Dazzled
Stage 3 Stupefied 3, Confused, and Blinded
Stage 4 if you die, at the next new moon, your body splits, and your viscera become an undead under Kothogaz's control.
Kothogaz raises a pustule from the ground within 120 feet, which erupts in a 10-foot area, 200-foot-high cylinder of cloying filth. Creatures in the area must succeed at a DC 44 reflex save or take 6d10 poison damage. On a failure, they can't fly for 1 round (1 minute on a critical failure); flying creatures fall safely to the ground.
The earth festers in Kothogaz's wake. Kothogaz Strides up to its Speed. Squares through which Kothogaz passes are greater difficult terrain until the start of its next turn, and any creature that enters or begins its turn in those squares must succeed at a DC 44 reflex save or take 4d10 poison 4d10 acid (on a critical failure, double damage and exposed to many-eyed blight).
Huge, (4d10+18)[bludgeoning,2d12 sonic] and Clumsy 1 while swallowed, Rupture 40
Kothogaz is a towering horror of claws and eyes, surrounded by swarming insects.