The Kobold's Bestiary

This is a small book, the pages marked with red pen and the author's notes to himself. Within is a few descriptions of fantastic creatures, people, and vehicles, which are oddly familiar.

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Starfinder: Gardevoir

Gardevoir are rare and incredibly powerful, very intelligent, and not to be underestimated in any case. While they generally prefer to spend time with close friends or help those less fortunate, when pressed their psionic abilities make them incredibly dangerous. Gardeviors affect minds with ease, but they also use their abilities to telekinetically move objects or even manipulate gravity.

Gardevoir

CR: 10

LN Medium Fey

Init: +3

Senses: Low-Light Vision Perception: +8

HP: 140

EAC: 22 KAC: 23

Fort: +11 Ref: +11 Will: +13

Defensive Abilities: Synchronize, SR 21

Speed: 30, Levitate 40

Melee: Unarmed +15 (1d3+10 B)

Ranged: Moonblast +17 (3d4+10 C & F)

Space: 5 Reach: 5

Spell-Like Abilities:

Level 2—at will (DC 20)

Hurl Forcedisk

Remove Condition

Level 3—6/day (DC 21)

Synaptic Pulse

Mind Thrust

Mystic Cure

Clairvoyance

Level 4—3/day (DC 22)

Confusion

Cosmic Eddie

Str 0 Dex +3 Con 0 Int +8 Wis +5 Cha +3

Skills: Sense Motive +13, Survival +13, Mysticism +8

Languages: pokespeak, Telepathy (100 ft.)

Levitate (Su): Gardevoir has enough psychic power to hover a little above the ground in most situations, permitting it to ignore difficult terrain. There is no penalty to the Gardevoir levitating, most only use their normal ground speed if unable to levitate for some reason.

Synchronize (Su): Anytime a Gardevoir suffers a condition, the target that caused that condition is administered the same condition for the same duration.

Gardevoir Mystic

CR: 10

LN Medium Fey

Init: +3

Senses: Low-Light Vision, Emotionsense Perception: +8

HP: 140

EAC: 22 KAC: 23

Fort: +11 Ref: +11 Will: +13

Defensive Abilities: SR 15

Speed: 30, Levitate 40

Melee: Spear (Sentinel) +15 (2d6 P, Analog, Block, Thrown 20ft)

Ranged: Moonblast +17 (3d4+10 C & F)

Space: 5 Reach: 5

Offensive abilities:

Spells:

Level 2—at will (DC 20)

Zone of Truth

Hurl Forcedisk

Level 3—6/day (DC 21)

Synaptic Pulse

Mind Thrust

Mystic Cure

Clairvoyance

Level 4—3/day (DC 22)

Mind Probe

Confusion

Str 0 Dex +3 Con 0 Int +3 Wis +8 Cha +5

Skills: Mysticism +13, Sense Motive +13, Diplomacy +8

Languages: pokespeak, Telepathy (100 ft.)

Other Abilities: Mystic Connection (Empath), Mindlink, Empathy, Greater Mindlink, Discern Lies

Equipment: Carbon Skin (Light Carbon),

Levitate (Su): Gardevoir has enough psychic power to hover a little above the ground in most situations, permitting it to ignore difficult terrain. There is no penalty to the Gardevoir levitating, most only use their normal ground speed if unable to levitate for some reason.

Mindlink: As per the Mystic class ability.

Empathy, Greater Mindlink, Emotionsense, Discern Lies: As per the Mystic Connection (Empath) abilities.

Encounters: Though not violent by nature, Gardevoirs are often willing to fight for things they feel strongly about. Particularly people; their natural telepathy and empathy (in addition to their psychic powers) cause them to form very strong feelings about people. Usually positive ones, but hatred can bloom if a Gardevoir doesn’t watch themselves. In combat, Gardevoirs prefer to act as support casters, undermining enemies while others do the messier work. However, in a pinch their natural powers allow them to fire strange beams of energy or blasts of telekinetic force.

Mystics: When Gardevoirs focus on modern teachings over developing their innate abilities, they typically gravitate to the path of the mystic. While they could embrace any connection, empathy is the one they most gravitate toward both in their natural ability and their temperaments. They typically tend to act as experts in psychology, helping others recover from psyonic scars or the like. While they fight much the same as a mundane Gardevoir, they have more abilities usable out of combat and take some effort to get reasonable weapons.

Customization Ideas:

Spell List: The spell lists listed here are a mix of utility, support, and damage. Some Gardevoirs might focus on one aspect in particular, such as using their telekinetic ability to destroy their enemies.

Connections: While the empathy connection is the most obvious, there’s no reason that specific Gardevoir mystics wouldn’t pursue other ones. In particular, both the Mindbreaker and Overlord connections involve psionic power.

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Starfinder: Ralts and Kirlia

Commonly found in forested areas, not too far from civilization, Ralts and their Evolved form, Kirlia sometimes appear to good-natured wanderers, but use their ability to sense emotions to avoid those that might do them harm.

Ralts

CR: 1/2

LN Tiny Fey

Init: +1

Senses: Low-Light Vision Perception: +4

HP: 11

EAC: 9 KAC: 10

Fort: +2 Ref: +2 Will: +3

Defensive Abilities: SR 8

Speed: 25

Melee: Unarmed -1 (1 B)

Ranged: Psy Bolt +1 (1d4 B)

Space: 2.5 Reach: 0

Spell-Like Abilities:

Level 0—at will (DC 13)

       Psychokinetic Hand

       Telepathic Message

Level 1—3/day (DC 14)

       Mind Thrust

       Confusion, Lesser

Str -2 Dex +1 Con 0 Int +3 Wis +2 Cha +1

Skills: Sense Motive +9, Survival +9, Stealth +4

Languages: Pokespeak, Emotional Telepathy(30 ft.)

Emotional Telepathy (Su): As per the Limited Telepathy power, but the Ralts cannot communicate in language, instead communicating (and reading) emotions. While details cannot be communicated, general intent and desire can (especially when mixed with gestures). The Ralts does not need to share a language with the target.

Kirlia

CR: 3

LN Small Fey

Init: +1

Senses: Low-Light Vision Perception: +8

HP: 32

EAC: 13 KAC: 14

Fort: +4 Ref: +4 Will: +6

Defensive Abilities: Synchronize, SR 11

Speed: 30

Melee: Unarmed +4 (1d3+2 B)

Ranged: Psy Bolt +6 (1d4+3 B)

Space: 5 Reach: 5

Offensive abilities:

Spell-Like Abilities:

Level 0—at will (DC 15)

       Telekinetic Projectile

       Telepathic Message

Level 1—3/day (DC 16)

       Mind Thrust

       Confusion, Lesser

Str -1 Dex +1 Con 0 Int +4 Wis +2 Cha +1

Skills: Sense Motive +13, Survival +13, Stealth +8

Languages: Pokespeak, Limited Telepathy (30 ft), Emotional Telepathy (30 ft.)

Synchronize (Su): Anytime a Kirlia suffers a condition, the target that caused that condition is administered the same condition for the same duration.This ability can be suppressed or resumed as a free action.

Emotional Telepathy (Su): As per the Limited Telepathy power, but the creature cannot communicate in language, instead communicating (and reading) emotions. While details cannot be communicated, general intent and desire can (especially when mixed with gestures). The creature does not need to share a language with the target.

Encounters: While generally shy, they may be curious about explorers, or have taken an important (but small) item they found somewhere, unaware of its importance. In combat they work to escape over defeating the enemy, using confusion and mind thrust to delay and discourage what seem like dangerous targets and Telepathic Message to coordinate.

Customization Ideas:

Spell List: Changing the spell list can give different individuals new abilities, possibly giving them more refined combat roles. A Kirlia able to cast Mystic Cure or some kind of buff spell might help round out an encounter.

Socialization: The above details assume wild Pokemon, but Ralts and Kirlia are fairly intelligent and could feasibly operate in society, learning to at least read common languages and likely picking up other skills. Survival and Stealth can be replaced with other skills for Pokemon that live in settlements or are looked after by owners.

Equipment: If a power increase is desired, even basic equipment will increase the combat ability of these Pokemon. Kirlia could feasibly wear armor for small-sized humanoids, and even Ralts are able to use small arms and basic melee weapons with some training. The psychokinetic hand spell could feasibly be used to move consumables where they are needed in a combat, even across distances.

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Star Wars Fantasy Flight

Here’s all the stats I’ve made for the Star Wars system by Fantasy Flight Games.

Clone Wars Characters

MPTL-2a

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Pathfinder Pokemon

Ralts: The Feeling Pokemon

Kirlia: The Emotion Pokemon

Espurr: The Restraint Pokemon

Registeel: The Iron Pokemon

Goomy: The Soft Tissue Pokemon

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MPTL-2a

A first draft of the MPTL-2a. Now you, too, and utterly decimate imperial positions with swarms of torpedoes!

MPTL-2a

Silhouette: 4

Speed: 2

Handling: -1

Defense: 0,0

Armor: 2

Hull Trauma: 15

System Strain: 20

Sensor range: close

Crew: 1 driver, 1 gunner, 1 commander

Encumbrance Capacity: 60

Passengers: 1 Longvision LV-38 spotter/probe droid

Customization Hard Points: 2

Note: Proton Torpedo Tubes can only fire when deployed. Deploying or un-deploying is a full-round action that can be taken anytime the MPTL is still. During this turn the MPTL cannot move, speed must be at 0 all turn. When deployed, the Proton Torpedo Tubes can be fired, but no maneuvers or actions based on movement can be used. Speed must remain at 0 until un-deployed.

Weapons:

Proton Torpedo Tubes (Fire Arc forward; Damage 8; Critical 2; Range [Short]; Blast 6, Breach 6, Guided 2, Limited ammo 4, Slow-Firing 1, Linked 8, Cannot target anything in Range [Long] (personal scale) or closer.)

The MPTL-L was a mobile proton torpedo built for the rebellion, but was expensive and slow. Asked to make something better, Loratus Engineering scrambled to make the artillery piece lighter and faster, and therefore easier to get into and out of position. Using spotter droids to maximize range and accuracy, the MPTL-2a fires proton torpedoes at targets kilometers away. Now, a single proton torpedo isn’t the end of the world; many of the empire’s heavier vehicles can survive that. Unfortunately, the MPTL-2a fires nine torpedoes at a time, and that should be more than enough to destroy most things.

Longvision LV-38 spotter/probe droid

Rival

Brawn: 2

Agility: 1

Intellect: 1

Cunning: 1

Willpower: 1

Presence: 1

Soak: 2

Wounds: 12

Defense: 0

Skills:

Perception 3

Talents: True Aim (pg 106)

Abilities: Droid, Enhanced Senses (Adds 2 automatic Advantages to all perception checks.) Spotter (this model of droid is made to work with the MPTL-2a as a spotter. Any target that this droid can see is counted as in sight for any MPTL-2a in communication with this droid. In addition, if this droid takes an Aim maneuver, all bonuses are transferred to a MPTL-2a. A MPTL-2a can gain the advantage of up to 2 Aim maneuvers, total.) Repulserlift (This droid does not walk, and as thus can ignore penalties from rough terrain. It may be prone to penalties that affect repulserlift vehicles.)

Equipment:

Sensor suite (has a sensor range of vehicle-scale ‘close’) (Built-in) Tight-band transmitter (adds 1 difficulty dice to any attempt to block, scramble, or intercept communications from this droid) (Built-in)

GAMEPLAY TIP: The MPTL-2a’s torpedo tubes have a lot of uses for Advantages; Blast for 2 or 3 Advantages, guided for 3, and you can spend a whole lot on Linked if you want to. As thus, a method to maximize the number of Advantages available to the gunner can make this a truly devastating weapon. Either for or against the PCs.

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Star Wars: Clone Wars

A set of clone wars characters for the Fantasy Flight Star Wars system.

Clone Trooper

Minion

Brawn: 3

Agility: 3

Intellect: 2

Cunning: 2

Willpower: 3

Presence: 1

Soak: 5

Wounds: 5

Defense: 0/0

Skills: Athletics, Discipline, Melee, Ranged (Heavy), Ranged (Light)

Talents: None

Abilities: None

Equipment: Blaster rifle (Ranged [Heavy]; Damage 9; Critical 3; Range [Long]; Stun setting), Vibroknife (Melee; Damage 4; Critical 2; Range [Engaged] Pierce 2, Vicious 1), 2 frag grenades (Ranged [Light]; Damage 8; Critical 4; Range [Short]; Blast 6, Limited Ammo 1), Clone trooper armor (+2 soak), Utility belt, Extra reloads

The everyman of the clone armies, Clone Troopers are made to wage war, and do so well. I used the stormtrooper as the base for this unit.

B2 Super Battle Droid

Minion

Brawn: 3

Agility: 2

Intellect: 2

Cunning: 1

Willpower: 1

Presence: 1

Soak: 6

Wounds: 6

Defense: 0/0

Skills: Discipline, Brawl, Ranged (Heavy)

Talents: None

Abilities: Droid

Equipment: Wrist Blasters (2) (Ranged [Heavy]; Damage 9; Critical 3; Range [Long]; Built-in, Linked 1), Armor Plate (+3 soak), Comlink (Built-in)

After the B1 battle droid proved to be far too flimsy for many of the rigors of war, the B2 was made as the heavy infantry of the droid army. Armed with repeating wrist blasters and protected by thick armor plates, a platoon of super battle droids (as they quickly came to be called) would even give a jedi pause.

B2-HA Super Battle Droid

Rival

Brawn: 3

Agility: 2

Intellect: 2

Cunning: 2

Willpower: 1

Presence: 1

Soak: 6

Wounds: 13

Defense: 0/0

Skills: Discipline 2, Leadership 2, Brawl 2, Ranged (Heavy) 2, Gunnery 2, Resilience 2, Vigilance 2

Talents: Adversary 1

Abilities: Droid, Tactical Direction

Equipment: Wrist Blasters (2) (Ranged [Heavy]; Damage 9; Critical 3; Range [Long]; Built-in, Linked 1), Laser Cannon (Gunnery; Damage 20; Critical 2; Range [Long]; Blast 10, Breach 1), Armor Plate (+3 soak, Built-in), Comlink (Built-in)

The B2-HA is a stroke of genius. Replacing one of the B2’s arms with a large laser cannon gives it anti-vehicle capabilities, something that was previously limited to certain specially-equipped battle droids. In addition, installing a tactical suite permitted the “Heavy Super Battle Droid” to act as a field commander for the droid armies.

TIP: The B1 Battle Droid is in the Edge of the Empire rulebook, page 204.

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Kirlia: The Emotion Pokemon

A short, elegantly built creature spins in joy, looking to be dancing, but stops when it notices you. It eyes you, warily, and you can feel its presence in your mind.

Kirlia (lvl 25)

(N small extraplanar abomination)

Init: +2

Senses: Darkvision 60 feet, Perception +13, Sense Emotions

 AC: 14 (+2 Dex, +1 Size, +1 Dodge)

HP: 5d8 -5

Fort: +4

Ref: +1

Will: +1

Speed: 20 ft

Melee: Flail Uselessly -2 (1 nonlethal)

Space/Reach: 5ft/1

Spell-like abilities: (CL 5th, Wis-based): 5/day: Telekinesis. 3/day: Mirror Image. 4/day: Teleport. 2/day: Cure Critical Wounds.

Special Attacks: Lucky Chant, Magical Leaf.

  Abilities: Str 6, Dex 14, Con 8, Int 18, Wis 22, Cha 14

BAB: +3

CMB: 0 (+3 BAB, -2 Str, -1 Size)

CMD: 13 (+3 BAB, -2 Str, +2 Dex, -1 Size)

Skills: Sense Motive +22, Perception +17, Escape Artist +10, Climb +6, Stealth +14, Survival +14, Bluff +10, Knowledge (Choose one) +12

Feats: Dodge, Skill focus (Perception), Mobility

Languages: Understand any spoken, Telepathy 50 feet.

Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 feet, Sense Emotions, Synchronize

  Lucky Chant: At will, as a swift action, a Kirlia can choose an enemy within 30 feet. That enemy cannot score critical hits for the next 5 rounds. If a critical hit is threatened, it automatically counts as not having been confirmed. This also prevents the target from using a rogue’s sneak attack, or precision-based attacks.

  Magical Leaf: four times a day, a Kirlia can use Magical Leaf, which is effectively identical to the spell Magic Missile. It should be treated as Magic Missile cast by a fifth-level caster, with a casting stat of the Kirlia’s wisdom, with the exception that spells or effects that specifically mention Magic Missile (such as the Shield spell) do not affect magical leaf.

  Sense Emotions (Su, Mind-Effecting): A Kirlia can feel the emotions of anyone within 50 feet. A Kirlia gains a +8 bonus to sense motive, sense motive is always a class skill, a Kirlia can always tell if someone’s emotions are being tampered with, and can immediately tell a given person’s disposition.

  Synchronize (Su): Anytime a Kirlia is poisoned, lit on fire, or paralyzed, the creature that caused this is affected with the same condition, with the same saves, same damage, and same conditions.

  Description: Averaging about two feet and eight inches tall, Kirlias have elegant bodies, natural white skirts, green hair, and a pair of red horns on their head.

Combat: Much like Ralts, Kirlia will flee from combat if at all possible, but some may choose to fight against a foe they should be able to beat, especially one that is endangering something they care about. Magical leaf is used to harm well-defended enemies, and Lucky Chant is used to prevent critical hits, typically targeting ranged attackers or those who seem to rely on finesse.

Environment: Kirlia are rare, but can be found in temperate forests or fields. They are never found too close to cities, but might be found in a sparsely populated area.

Organization: single or in a small group (2-4, may also include Ralts or Gardevoir)

Treasure: May have a few small useful items, or a small amount of money in a simple pouch. While not civilized in and of themselves, they do realize the use of money and might keep it to purchase useful items or food from people.

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Goomy: the Soft Tissue Pokemon

This creature looks like a purple blob with four antenna and a goofy, wiggly grin.

Goomy (level 30)

Neutral Diminutive Extraplanar Dragon

Init: +1

Senses: Darkvision 60 feet, Low-light vision

  AC: 19 (+1 Dex, +8 Size)

HP: 6d12 -6 (33)

Fort: +6 (+5, -1 Con, +2 Feat)

Ref: +6 (+5, +1 Dex)

Will: +5 (+5, +0 Wis)

Defensive abilities: Immunity to magic sleep effects and paralysis effects, resist slashing 5, resist piercing 5, resist bludgeoning 20.

  Speed: 5

Melee: 1 Slam +12 (1)

Space/Reach: 1 ft/0

Special Attacks: Breath Weapon (10-ft cone, 1d6 bludgeoning damage, reflex DC 10 for half), Breath Weapon (20-ft line, 1d8 fire damage, reflex DC 15, once every 1d8 turns), Absorb

  Abilities: Str 4, Dex 12, Con 8, Int 8, Wis 10, Cha 16

BAB: +6

CMB: -1 (+6 BAB, -3 Str, -4 Size)

CMD: 10 (+6 BAB, -3 Str, +1 Dex, -4 size)

Skills: Climb +2, Perception +5, Sense Motive+5, Survival+5, Stealth+18, Swim+6

Feats: Endurance, Diehard, Great Fortitude

Languages: Understand any spoken

Special Qualities: Hydration, Ooze anatomy, Adhesive, Stuck, Protect, Amphibious

  Breath Weapons (Su): a Goomy has two breath weapons: one a small cone of bubbles that pop explosively, and one a line of purple fire. The purple fire counts as a +1 magical weapon for the purposes of damage resistance. Goomys are not immune to the breath weapons of other Goomys, but resistances still apply.

  Absorb (Su): five times a day, the Goomy can make a ranged touch attack at +15. If it hits, it does 1d6 damage. The Goomy gains the amount of HP that the enemy lost, up to the Goomy’s maxiumum HP. Non-living enemies like constructs and undead are immune to this special attack.

  Hydration (Ex): In an environment with an abundance of fresh water, such as in fresh water, in the rain, in thick fog, or an oppressively humid swamp, a Goomy receives a +5 bonus to all saving throws. Environments with toxic or salt water do not count toward this.

  Ooze anatomy (Ex): Not subject to critical hits or flanking, does not take additional damage from precision-based attacks, such as sneak attack.

  Adhesive (Ex): A Goomy exudes a thick slime that acts as a powerful adhesive, holding fast any creatures or items that touch it. An adhesive-covered goomy automatically grapples any creature it hits with its slam attack. Opponents so grappled cannot get free while the Goomy is alive without removing the adhesive first or convincing the Goomy to let go. A weapon that strikes an adhesive-coated Goomy is stuck fast unless the wielder succeeds on a DC 13 Reflex save. A successful DC 13 Strength check is needed to pry off a stuck weapon. Strong alcohol or universal solvent dissolves the adhesive, but the Goomy can still grapple normally. A Goomy can dissolve its adhesive at will, and the substance breaks down 5 rounds after the creature dies. The save DC is Strength-based.

  Stuck (Ex): due to a Goomy’s adhesive surface, it can grip to walls, rolling down them 5 feet every round. If it hits a ceiling, it will stick there for 1d8 rounds before falling. A Goomy has a +5 CMD to avoid being moved.

  Protect (Su): twice a day, as a move action, a Goomy can manifest a small force field, completely negating all damage done by the next attack to hit it.

  Description:A small, round ball of ooze, most people have trouble believing that Goomys are dragons. Due to their unthreatening and playful nature, Goomys are generally seen as harmless.

Combat: Goomys typically only fight in self-defense, and then only if the attacker proves able to do real harm to the Goomy. It will commonly start with the bubble breath weapon, trying to dissuade the enemy, and will use Absorb, the fire breath weapon, and Protect to try and survive. If reduced to under ten hit points, the Goomy will try to run away, by climbing trees, disappearing into water, or any means possible.

Environment: Temperate to Tropical Swamps

Organization: Alone or Small Group (2-8). May also be found with Sliggoo

Treasure: Nothing consistent, but a Goomy might find and play with small shiny objects.

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Registeel: the Iron Pokemon

What at first glance seems to be an odd, round metal statue reveals itself to be something else as 7 dots on its front begin to glow red, and the thing begins to move.

Registeel

(Neutral Medium Extraplanar Construct)

Init: +1

Senses: Perception+20

  AC: 36 (+25 Natural, +1 Dex)

HP: 20d10 +20

Fort: +6

Ref: +6

Will: +6

DR 20/Adamantine or Fire, Immune: Construct Traits, Metal Body

  Speed: 30 feet

Melee: 2 slams +34 (1d6+14)

Ranged: Ancient power +26 (6d6), or Flash Cannon +20 (6d4+Daze)

Space/Reach: 5/5

Special Attacks: Ancient Power, Zap Cannon, Flash Cannon, Hyper Beam

  Abilities: Str 38, Dex 13, Con -, Int 10, Wis 10, Cha 10

BAB: +20

CMB: +34

CMD: 45 (+20 BAB, +14 Str, +1 Dex)

Skills: Perception 20, Sense Motive 20

Feats: Power Attack, Combat Reflexes, Bodyguard, In Harm’s Way, Hammer the Gap, Improved Sunder, Greater Sunder, Sundering Strike, Death or Glory, Smash

Languages: Understand all spoken

Special Qualities: Curse, Metal Body

  Curse (Su): As a move action, Registeel can reduce its speed by 5 feet to receive a +2 armor bonus to AC and a +2 morale bonus to attack rolls. This can be used multiple times, up to four, and the effects stack. This effect lasts until the end of combat, but can be used an infinite number of times per day.

  Ancient Power (Su): A ranged attack that pulls rocks out of the surrounding area and throws them at the enemy. Ignores hardness, and counts as a +3 weapon for the purposes of damage reduction.

  Zap Cannon (Su): As a full-round action, Registeel can fire a huge electric bolt in a 100-foot line, dealing 10d6 electric damage. DC 23 ref save for half. Any target that fails the Ref save must immediately make a DC28 fort save or be paralyzed for 2d4 rounds.

  Flash Cannon (Su): A ranged touch attack that does energy damage. Any character hit immediately make a DC 16 Will save or be dazed for 2d4 rounds.

  Hyper Beam (Su): As a full-round action, Registeel can fire a 100-foot line of sheer destructive energy, dealing 5d20 damage. DC 20 Ref save for half. For the next round, Registeel is counted as Dazed and is unable to act. No magic or mundane ability is able to ignore or overcome this Daze effect.

  Metal Body (Ex): Registeel’s body is made from some unknown metal. In addition to DR 20/adamantine (Listed above) Registeel is immune to any rust effect (such as from a rust monster or the rusting grasp spell), and Registeel’s natural attacks count as +3 weapons for Damage Reduction and Sunder attempts. However, against fire damage Registeel has no DR and only +15 natural armor.

  Description: A golem-like Pokemon made of a metal not found on this earth, Registeel is a guardian of ruins and important ancient sites.

Combat: Registeel will try to adapt to the combat, attacking ranged combatants with its ranged attacks and (Su) abilities. Melee combatants are attacked with Sunder attempts and might be hit with Power Attacks, but the usage of a (Su) ability to deal with a particularly difficult combatant is common. If the enemy is harder than initially thought (about ¼ hp down should do), Registeel blocks off the area that the enemies must go to move forward and uses Curse every round until maxed out. From there, it settles into the long haul: It cannot be dissuaded, intimidated, or talked down. Whether or not it pursues a group depends on its directive: if it is directed to guard a large area, it will protect the entire area, but will not pursue beyond the area.

Environment: Ruins.

Organization: Unique. Might be found with the other Regis.

Treasure: The brutally crushed remains of Adventurers who went before. Should total about 20,000 gp and have some medium and maybe one or two major magic items. This is in addition to whatever gold is in the ruin itself.

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Espurr: the Restraint Pokemon

This small, grey-purple catlike creature looks up at you with its big eyes. Big eyes that seem to stare through you and into the fabric of reality itself.

Espurr (level 15)

(N Diminutive extraplanar Magical Beast)

Init: +3

Senses: Darkvision 60 feet, Low-light vision, I See All, Perception +13

  AC: 13 (+3 Dex, +1 Dodge)

HP: 3d10 -3

Fort: 0

Ref: 6

Will: 6

  Speed: 35

Melee: Claw +4 (1)

Space/Reach: 1/0

Special Attacks: Unleash

Spell-like abilities (CL 3rd, will-based): 6/day: Shield. 5/day: Telekinesis.

  Abilities: Str 5, Dex 18, Con 8, Int 18, Wis 18, Cha 12

BAB: 3

CMB: +2 (+3 BAB, +3 Dex, -4 size)

CMD: -1 (+3, -3 Str, +3 Dex, -4 size)

Skills: Stealth 21, Perception 13, Acrobatics 9, Climb 3, Sleight of Hand 13

Racial bonuses: Perception +4, Sleight of hand +4 (See: Covet)

Feats: Dodge, Agile Maneuvers

Languages: Understand any spoken

Special Qualities: Simple Telepathy, I See All, Covet,

  Simple Telepathy (Su, Mind-Effecting): can communicate simple feelings, notions, or ideas telepathically to any living creature with a mind within 30 feet.

  I See All (Su): Espurr is always under the effects of a True Seeing spell. This ability also acts as detect magic, identify, and read magic at the same range as the True Seeing effect.

  Covet (Ex): Espurr gains a +4 bonus to sleight of hand checks, and treats sleight of hand as a class skill.

  Unleash (Su): As a Standard action, an Espurr can lift its ears, unleashing it’s full psychic power. This does 6d12 damage to everything (Enemy, ally, or inanimate object) except the user within 300 feet. The espurr then takes a -8 to all ability scores, to a minimum of 1, for the rest of the day.

  Description: Espurr is a small, purple, catlike Pokemon with folded-over ears and large purple eyes that stare into your soul if not into the very fabric of spacetime itself.

Combat: Espurr avoid combat, preferring to sneak and outsmart when possible. They will use their telekinesis and shield spell-like abilities to defend themselves if needed. They much prefer to pickpocket, examine, and explore, for they are often curious by nature. They will almost never use their Unleash ability. That power is only for the most dire of circumstances, when faced with no other option but death or lifetime servitude AND no innocent or friendly creatures would be harmed by it. If an Espurr uses Unleash, things have gone wrong on many, many levels.

Environment: Espurr are often found in plains and forests, but typically not very far from civilization.

Organization: Espurr typically travel alone.

Treasure: None

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Ralts: The Feeling Pokemon

A small, white, creature with green hair and odd red horns, it takes a step back as it examines you warily.

Ralts (lvl 15)

(N tiny extraplanar abberation)

Init: -1

Senses: Darkvision 60 feet, Perception +13, Sense Emotions

  AC: 15 (+2 Dex, +2 Size, +1 Dodge)

HP: 3d8 -3

Fort: +1

Ref: +1

Will: +3

  Speed: 15 feet

Melee: Flail Uselessly +1 (1 nonlethal)

Space/Reach: 2.5/0

Spell-like abilities (CL 3rd, Wis-based): 5/day: Telekinesis. 3/day: Mirror Image. 4/day: Teleport.

  Abilities: Str 4, Dex 14, Con 8, Int 16, Wis 18, Cha 12

BAB: +2

CMB: -3 (+2 BAB, -3 Str, -2 Size)

CMD: 9 (+2 BAB, -3 Str, +2 Dex, -2 Size)

Skills: Sense Motive +18, Perception +13, Escape Artist +8, Climb +3, Stealth +16, Bluff +7, Knowledge (Choose one) +9

Feats: Dodge, Skill focus (Perception)

Languages: Understand any spoken

Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 feet, Sense Emotions, Simple Telepathy, Synchronize

  Sense Emotions (Su, Mind-Effecting): A Ralts can feel the emotions of anyone within 30 feet. A Ralts gains a +8 bonus to sense motive, sense motive is always a class skill, a Ralts can always tell if someone’s emotions are being tampered with, and can immediately tell a given person’s disposition.

Simple Telepathy (Su, Mind-Effecting): can communicate simple feelings, notions, or ideas telepathically to any living creature with a mind within 30 feet.

 Synchronize (Su): Anytime a Ralts is poisoned, lit on fire, or paralyzed, the creature that caused this is affected with the same condition, with the same saves, same damage, and same conditions.

  Description: A Ralts is on average 1 foot 5 inches tall. It is mostly white, with green “hair” and red horns on its head.

Combat: Ralts generally avoid combat, instead preferring to avoid disagreeable people entirely and fleeing from animals or people who might attack it. Teleport is used for this purpose, and Mirror Image used to give the Ralts time to escape if it can’t simply teleport away. Telekinesis is used as a tool, or as a weapon in the most dire of circumstances.

Environment: Ralts are rare, but can be found in temperate forests or fields. They are never found too close to cities, but might be found in a sparsely populated area.

Organization: single or in a small group (2-4, may also include Kirlia or Gardevoir)

Treasure: None

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