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Elemental Hurricane

Elemental hurricanes embody the ferocity of violent windstorms.

Recall Knowledge - Elemental (Arcana, Nature): DC 28

Elemental HurricaneCreature 11

NHugeAirElemental
Source Bestiary pg. 145
Perception +20; darkvision
Languages Auran
Skills Acrobatics +24, Stealth +22
Str +6, Dex +7, Con +4, Int +0, Wis +3, Cha +0
AC 32; Fort +19, Ref +24, Will +18
HP 140; Immunities bleed, paralyzed, poison, sleep
High Winds (air, aura) 40 feet. Air within the emanation is difficult terrain for Flying creatures that do not have the air trait.
Disperse ReactionReaction Trigger The elemental hurricane takes damage from a hostile action. Effect The elemental hurricane disperses. Until the end of the current turn, it can’t be attacked or targeted, doesn’t take up space, and any auras or emanations it has are suppressed. At the end of the turn, the elemental hurricane reforms in any space in which it can fit within 100 feet of where it dispersed and any auras or emanations it has are restored as long as their duration didn’t run out while it was dispersed.
Speed fly 100 feet; swiftness
Melee Single ActionSingle Action gust +24 [+19/+14] (finesse, reach 20 feet), Damage 2d10+12 bludgeoning plus Push 10 feetRanged Single ActionSingle Action lightning lash +24 [+19/+14] (range increment 75 feet), Damage 2d12+6 electricityBreath Weapon Two ActionsTwo Actions (air) The elemental breathes a 30-foot cone of air. Creatures in the cone must succeed at a DC 29 Fortitude save or be knocked away from the elemental. A creature knocked into a solid object stops moving and takes 10d6 bludgeoning damage. The elemental hurricane can’t use Breath Weapon again for 1d4 rounds.
Critical Success The creature is unaffected.
Success The creature is Pushed 20 feet.
Failure The creature is Pushed 40 feet.
Critical Failure The creature is Pushed 40 feet and knocked prone.Swiftness The elemental’s movement doesn’t trigger reactions.

All Monsters in "Elemental, Air"

NameLevel
Belker6
Elemental Hurricane11
Invisible Stalker7
Living Thunderclap4
Living Whirlwind5
Melody On The Wind10
Spark Bat2
Storm Lord9
Zephyr Hawk3

Elemental, Air

Source Bestiary pg. 144
Hailing from the Plane of Air, these beings appear in a variety of sizes and shapes.

Elemental

Related Groups Elemental, Earth, Elemental, Fire, Elemental, Mephit, Elemental, Water
The Elemental Planes—primordial realms defined by aspects of air, earth, fire, or water—are home to a diverse group of beings known as elementals. Spellcasters on the Material Plane call upon elementals for aid, though these enigmatic creatures can also travel to the world of mortals via interplanar gateways and rifts. The elementals on these pages exemplify the creatures of the Elemental Planes, but this list is by no means exhaustive.

Sidebar - Related Creatures "Civilized" Elementals

Some elementals, such as invisible stalkers, xorns, and salamanders, have specific cultures and personalities that elevate them beyond simple magical creatures or manifestations of living energy. These creatures are often found in larger settlements or living alongside genies on their respective planes.

Sidebar - Additional Lore Diverse Elementals

The Elemental Planes are more than expanses of sky, rock, fire, and ocean. Clouds of fog, dust, and storms float through the Plane of Air. The Plane of Earth includes verdant groves, shining metal and crystal, and irradiated wastelands. The Plane of Fire features magma, suffocating smoke, and radiant firelight. Amid the endless sea of the Plane of Water are pockets of ooze and brine, plus the otherworldly environs of the deep.

Sidebar - Additional Lore Elemental Beings

The Elemental Planes—primordial realms defined by aspects of air, earth, fire, or water—are home to a diverse group of beings known as elementals. Spellcasters on the Material Plane call upon elementals for aid, though these enigmatic creatures can also travel to the world of mortals via interplanar gateways and rifts. The elementals on these pages exemplify the creatures of the Elemental Planes, but this list is by no means exhaustive.

Sidebar - Related Creatures Elemental Creatures

Not all elementals are lumbering, humanoid-shaped creatures. Some take on the forms and natures of animals and beasts from the Material Plane. These creatures often behave in ways similar to their Material Plane counterparts, even though as elementals they lack the animalistic instincts mortal creatures have when it comes to hunting, reproducing, and the like. Elemental creatures are favorites of conjurers due to their small size, relative ease of summoning, and varied abilities.

Sidebar - Additional Lore Elemental Lords

The most powerful elementals are demigods known as elemental lords. Until recently, only four evil elemental lords ruled over realms on the Elemental Planes. However, recent events have allowed the previously imprisoned good elemental lords to return to their realms, causing massive conflicts that could lead to planar wars.

Sidebar - Locations Elemental Vortexes

Where the boundary between planes wears thin, elementals manifest in the world through churning vortexes. Such gateways might lie at the heart of a volcano, a deep ocean trench, in regions beset with earthquakes, or within great storms.

Sidebar - Related Creatures Monstrous Elementals

Some elementals are more than living incarnations of air, earth, fire, or water. Creatures like the genie, the uthul, or the zaramuun have their own complex ecologies and societies. While these creatures originally hail from an Elemental Plane, they can often be found on the Material Plane as well.

Sidebar - Related Creatures Other Elementals

When energies from elemental planes mix, unusual elemental life can form. The combination of fire and earth, for example, can spawn magma elementals, while air and water can create ice elementals. Lightning elementals form from a conjunction of fire and air, while water and earth give birth to mud elementals. It’s possible that in the vastness of the Great Beyond, even more unusual elementals might exist, although they are as rare as they are strange.

Sidebar - Related Creatures Primal Elementals

The most well known of all elementals are the primal elementals, creatures composed entirely of air, earth, fire, or water with roughly humanoid shapes. Many primal elementals are named after natural disasters, ranging from those relatively small in scale (and roughly the size of Medium humanoids) to much larger ones (often the size of small buildings). Primal elementals can often be found in areas where their namesake disasters have recently struck.