Zikritrax
Level 13Attacks
Abilities
Once Zikritrax is reduced to fewer than half his Hit Points, his resistance is reduced by 10 and he gains a +10 circumstance bonus to his Speeds.
90 feet. DC 30 will
Trigger Zikritrax is critically hit with a weapon or unarmed attack
Effect The dragon's tough scales ward off deadly attacks. The dragon attempts a DC 17 flat. On a success, the triggering attack becomes a normal hit.
The dragon's unarmed melee Strikes are adamantine.
Zikritrax belches a mass of boulders that deals 11d8 bludgeoning damage in a 40-foot cone (DC 33 reflex save). He can't use Avalanche Breath again for .
Requirements Zikritrax is burrowed
Effect Zikritrax Burrows, then Leaps out of the ground, landing at a point within 25 feet. Zikritrax makes a melee Strike against a creature within reach when he lands. If the Strike is a critical hit, the target is knocked Prone.
Zikritrax makes two claw Strikes and one tail Strike in any order.
Zikritrax recharges his Avalanche Breath whenever he scores a critical hit with a Strike.
Zikritrax can burrow through solid stone at a Speed of 20 feet. He can leave a tunnel if he desires, but he usually doesn't.
Large, (3d12+7)[bludgeoning], Rupture 29
The powerful adamantine dragons are one of several dragons known as skymetal dragons. The innate magic that flows through these dragons causes them to draw particular metals to their bodies like magnets or, in some cases, naturally grow these skymetals on their bodies. Adamantine dragons begin their lives with tough scales that are naturally replaced with thicker and even tougher adamantine plating as they grow older. Adamantine dragons are typically steadfast and loyal. Once they commit to a certain purpose, changing their minds is nigh impossible.
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