Skeletal Titan

Level 13
Creature· mindlessGargantuanRemaster
AC
33
HP
210
Speed
40 ft.
Perception
+19
Fort
+23
Ref
+24
Will
+21
Immunities death-effects, disease, paralyzed, poison, unconscious, bleed
Resistances cold 10, electricity 10, fire 10, piercing 15, slashing 15
Senses darkvision
Skills athletics +28
Other Speeds fly 20 ft.
Recall Knowledge DC 31 (religion)

Attacks

Melee Mountain Sword +26 (reach 20 ft.), Damage 3d12+13 bludgeoning
Melee Claw +26 (agile, reach 15 ft., unarmed), Damage 3d8+13 bludgeoning
Melee Foot +26 (reach 15 ft., unarmed), Damage 3d8+13 bludgeoning
Melee Bone +24 (brutal), Damage 2d10+13 bludgeoning

Abilities

Void Healing
Bone Debris

The bones a skeletal titan throws are large enough to clutter the battlefield. When the skeletal titan hits a creature with a bone attack, the projectile becomes difficult terrain in the square the creature occupies (or, if the creature occupies more than one square, one square it occupies of the titan's choice). If the titan misses with a bone attack, instead a random square adjacent to the creature becomes difficult terrain.

Mountain Slam◆◆◆

The skeletal titan slams its mountain sword into the ground. The shock wave reverberates, dealing (3d12+13)[bludgeoning|options:area-damage] damage to all creatures in a 20-foot line (DC 33 reflex save). A creature that fails its save is also knocked Prone.

Trample◆◆◆

Huge or smaller, foot, DC 33 reflex


Only the powerful and foolish would raise the bones of a mighty titan or similarly gargantuan creature as a skeleton. Skilled practitioners see this as a waste of a powerful body and instead imbue them with magic that allows them to fly. The wise know it's nearly impossible to control such a colossus and that it's just as likely to crush its creator underneath its mighty foot as it is to smite their foes.


Among the ranks of the dead, none are so numerous, nor so varied, as the skeleton. While most are almost entirely made from bone, some maintain a few scraps of flesh to aid them in movement, such as wing membranes.