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PFS StandardMegalodon

Prehistoric sharks of incredible size, strength, and ferocity, megalodons scour waters deep and shallow to sate their considerable hunger. The presence of a megalodon undeniably affects the local aquatic ecosystem.

Recall Knowledge - Animal (Nature): DC 28
Unspecific Lore: DC 26
Specific Lore: DC 23

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MegalodonCreature 9

Legacy Content

Uncommon N Gargantuan Animal Aquatic 
Source Bestiary pg. 291
Perception +20; blood scent, scent (imprecise) 100 feet
Skills Athletics +21, Stealth +19, Survival +16
Str +8, Dex +2, Con +5, Int -4, Wis +3, Cha -2
Blood Scent The shark can smell blood in the water from up to 1 mile away.
AC 27; Fort +21, Ref +16, Will +17
HP 180
Speed swim 80 feet
Melee [one-action] jaws +22 [+17/+12] (reach 10 feet), Damage 2d12+10 piercing plus Improved GrabMelee [one-action] tail +22 [+18/+14] (agile, reach 15 feet), Damage 2d8+10 piercing plus Push 15 feetBreach [one-action] (attack, move) The shark Swims up to its swim Speed, then Leaps vertically out of the water up to 25 feet high, making a Strike against a creature at any point during the jump (this lets it attack a creature within 35 feet of the water’s surface or 40 feet with its tail). After the Strike, the shark splashes back down into the water.Savage [one-action] Requirement The shark hit with a jaws Strike on its most recent action this turn. Effect The creature the shark hit takes 2d12 slashing damage.Swallow Whole [one-action] (attack) Huge, 2d8+5 bludgeoning, Rupture 20

All Monsters in "Shark"

NameLevel
Great White Shark4
Megalodon9

Shark

Source Bestiary pg. 291
Sharks of all shapes and sizes have stalked the oceans, largely unchanged, since primordial times. They are efficient, ruthless predators with multiple rows of razor-sharp teeth capable of rending prey in an instant. Their uncanny ability to smell blood in the water means sharks might show up at any scene of aquatic carnage.

Sidebar - Additional Lore Becoming Meateaters

Contrary to popular belief, sharks are not particularly fond of humanoids as meals. Only under the right conditions—such as when food is scarce or the shark mistakes its victim for a seal—will a shark attack a swimmer or small boat. Such occasions are traumatic enough for survivors to perpetuate the myth of shark as maneater.