A snaildragon appears to be a giant snail with a dragon head and tail. The black-striped snaildragon earns it name from the dark red shell striped with black. A sticky slime allows the creature to easily climb walls.
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Resist 15 acid | ||||||
Shell Defense | ||||||
A snaildragon puts its shell in the way of opportunity attacks granting it a +5 to all defenses. | ||||||
Slime Trail | ||||||
Snaildragons leave a sticky trail of slime behind them. The sticky slime is difficult terrain but grants a +2 bonus to balance checks or +2 to climb checks if on a wall. Getting up from prone in the sticky slime requires a Strength check vs DC 11. The slime trail lasts the encounter. | ||||||
Basic Melee; Bite (standard; at-will) | ||||||
Reach 2; +20 vs. AC; 2d6 + 6 damage. | ||||||
Basic Ranged; Spit Acid (standard; at-will) ♦ Acid | ||||||
Ranged 10/20; +18 vs Reflex; 2d8 + 6 acid damage. | ||||||
Close; Spew Acid (standard; recharge 6) ♦ Acid | ||||||
Close blast 4; +18 vs Reflex; 2d10 + 6 acid damage and the target takes ongoing 5 acid damage (save ends). | ||||||
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Black-striped Snaildragon Tactics
Black-striped snaildragon prefer to stay at a distance. They will spit acid until some enemies close. They will then position themselves for a spew acid attack to hit as many as possible. They have no fear of opportunity attacks.
Black-striped Snaildragon Lore
A character knows the following information with a successful Nature check.
DC 20: While not as powerful or dangerous as a true dragon, snaildragons are intelligent and cunning. The black-striped snaildragon has an acid breath weapon if opponents get too close.