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PFS StandardNagaji Soldier

Nagaji are brawny bipeds with humanoid figures and serpentine heads. Their bodies are covered in tightly layered scales that range in color from green to brown, and almost all nagaji have a colorful ridge along their head and back. Ophidian eyes lend nagaji an imperious visage, with irises that span every color of the rainbow

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Unspecific Lore: DC 14
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Nagaji SoldierCreature 2

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N Medium Humanoid Nagaji 
Source Bestiary 3 pg. 182
Perception +8; low-light vision
Languages Common, Draconic
Skills Athletics +8, Intimidation +5, Nature +6 (+8 to Command an Animal that is a reptile)
Str +4, Dex +1, Con +3, Int -1, Wis +2, Cha +1
Items leather armor, longbow (with 20 arrows), ranseur
AC 18; Fort +9, Ref +7, Will +6
HP 28; Resistances poison 2
Attack of Opportunity [reaction]
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] ranseur +10 [+5/+0] (disarm, reach 10 feet), Damage 1d10+4 piercingRanged [one-action] longbow +7 [+2/-3] (deadly d10, range increment 100 feet, volley 30 feet), Damage 1d8 piercingSlough Toxins [one-action] Frequency once per round; Requirements The nagaji is afflicted with a poison; Effect The nagaji accelerates their metabolism. They roll a saving throw against the affliction with a +2 circumstance bonus. If they must attempt an ongoing save against the same poison at the end of their turn, they also get a +2 circumstance bonus to that save.

All Monsters in "Nagaji"

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Nagaji Soldier2

Nagaji

Source Bestiary 3 pg. 182
Nagaji are brawny bipeds with humanoid figures and serpentine heads. Their bodies are covered in tightly layered scales that range in color from green to brown, and almost all nagaji have a colorful ridge along their head and back. Ophidian eyes lend nagaji an imperious visage, with irises that span every color of the rainbow.

Nagaji physiology varies somewhat. Some possess vestigial tails, while others have sharp claws, and some even sport impressive fangs that can inject a simple venom. Like snakes, nagaji are cold-blooded and reproduce by laying eggs; as a result, nagaji territories rarely overlap with those of mammalian humanoids, since their environmental needs diverge so widely. They're a hardy and strong people, but their close ties to nagas mean many have the potential for powerful magic, as well.

Long ago, the naga goddess Nalinivati created the first nagaji as the backbone of a society that respected nagas. But the nagaji were never mindless vassals, and the goddess gifted them with free will. Many nagaji willingly serve nagas to this day, honoring some as outright divinities. While outsiders might regard nagaji initially as brainwashed servants, nagaji dispute this claim. Of course there are evil and unfair naga overlords, but there are just as many fair and just naga rulers, and nagaji history remembers various rebellions and revolutions when a matriarch overstepped her bounds to support a new naga's claims of rulership. Nagaji accurately note that their long history with nagas is no simple matter and claim that the partnership goes both ways: nagas rely as much on nagaji for the running of their empires as nagaji rely on nagas to lead their people to prosperity.

Although nagaji might be encountered in diverse cities and urban centers, their communities are concentrated in environments that suit their biology, namely jungles and tropical forests. Where many species would languish in the heat and humidity, nagaji bask in the warmth and thrive.

Sidebar - Locations Nagajor

On Golarion, nagaji are native to the tropical wilds of Nagajor in southern Tian Xia. Despite the ostensible overarching governance of the First Mother, Nagajor is no monolith—its many territories vary as widely as the naga matriarchs who rule them, ranging from despotic fiefdoms to lush utopias.