War PigSource Pathfinder #208: Hoof, Cinder, and Storm pg. 79Belkzen’s native swine is the
bristle boar, a fearsome beast whose spines make it unsuitable for riding. Millennia ago, orcs seized domesticated pigs from neighboring lands and back-bred them to create the more fearsome
war pigs. These animals are large enough to carry an armored orc into combat, hardy enough to weather Belkzen’s badlands, and indiscriminate enough in their palate to subsist on whatever sustenance they can root up.
To the inexperienced handler, a war pig is a moody pet at best, though they’re quite intelligent and curious. Without proper enrichment and training, however, they seek their own entertainment—often by destroying gardens, eating spellbooks, or undermining the foundation of a small house. They’re also good at recognizing words, as war pigs have been known to destroy their pens if they hear the name of (but do not receive) their favorite treat.
Size Large
Melee [one-action] hoof (
agile),
Damage 1d6 bludgeoning
Melee [one-action] tusk,
Damage 1d8 piercing
Str +3,
Dex +1,
Con +2,
Int -4,
Wis +1,
Cha +1
Hit Points 8
Skill Intimidation Senses low-light vision,
scent (
imprecise) 30 feet
Speed 35 feet
Special mount
Support Benefit Your war pig bodychecks your enemies, leaving them numb from the impact. Until the start of your next turn,
Strikes you make that deal damage to a creature within your war pig’s reach make the target
clumsy 1 until the end of your next turn.
Advanced Maneuver Bucking Frenzy
Source Pathfinder #207: Resurrection Flood pg. 79
The war pig transforms any fear it feels into fury before kicking wildly. Reduce the war pig’s
frightened value by 1 (minimum 0). The war pig then makes hoof Strikes against up to three different foes within its reach. These Strikes each take a –2 penalty to their attack rolls unless the war pig began its turn with the frightened condition. Each attack counts toward the war pig’s multiple attack penalty, but the penalty only increases after all the attacks have been made.