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Anancus
The anancus is an ancient species of elephant with unusually long tusks and a trunk shorter than its more modern cousins.
Recall Knowledge - Animal
(
Nature
)
: DC 24
Anancus
Creature 8
N
Huge
Animal
Source
Bestiary 2 pg. 116
2.0
Perception
+16;
low-light vision
,
scent (imprecise) 30 feet
Skills
Athletics
+19,
Survival
+16
Str
+7,
Dex
+0,
Con
+5,
Int
-4,
Wis
+2,
Cha
-2
AC
25;
Fort
+19,
Ref
+14,
Will
+16
HP
170
Speed
40 feet
Melee
tusk +19 [
+14/+9
] (
reach 15 feet
),
Damage
2d12+11 piercing
Melee
foot +17 [
+12/+7
] (
reach 10 feet
),
Damage
2d10+9 bludgeoning
Trample
Large or smaller, foot, DC 25
Tusk Sweep
The anancus sweeps its long tusks back and forth, dealing 4d6 bludgeoning damage to all creatures in a 15-foot cone, who must make a DC 27 basic Reflex save.
Critical Success
The target is unaffected.
Success
The target takes half damage.
Failure
The target takes full damage and is knocked
prone
.
Critical Failure
The target takes double damage, is knocked prone, and is pushed 5 feet away from the anancus.
All Monsters in "
Elephant
"
Name
Level
Anancus
8
Elephant
7
Mammoth
10
Mastodon
9
Elephant
Source
Bestiary pg. 154
Immediately recognizable by their long, prehensile trunks and impressive tusks, elephants have different characteristics depending on where they are found. Elephants are used as beasts of burden in many regions, but they are extremely clever and must be handled with great care.
Elephant Resources
Elephant tusks are a highly sought-after treasure, the ivory from a single tusk potentially fetching hundreds of gold coins. Those who value the elephant’s majestic presence are impassioned defenders of the creatures, making the hunt for ivory dangerous.
Rogue Elephants
Elephants of all species are, by nature, social creatures who form strong bonds with one another, but when an elephant separates from its herd—either due to tragedy or an individual streak of viciousness—they become known as rogue elephants. These dangerous solitary creatures are ill-tempered and quick to attack anything that approaches them, and often have the
elite adjustments
to their statistics.