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Stingray
Found in salt or fresh water, stingrays are normally passive creatures, but when threatened or cornered, they lash out with their tails to lance foes with their toxic stingers. Stingrays often bury themselves in mud, sand, or sea grass, and unfortunately for those wading in shallow waters, stepping on an unseen stingray is a surefire way to receive a painful sting.
Recall Knowledge - Animal
(
Nature
)
: DC 14
Stingray
Creature 0
N
Medium
Animal
Aquatic
Source
Bestiary 2 pg. 226
2.0
Perception
+6; electrolocation (imprecise) 30 feet,
low-light vision
Skills
Athletics
+5,
Stealth
+7
Str
+1,
Dex
+3,
Con
+1,
Int
-4,
Wis
+1,
Cha
-4
Electrolocation
A stingray in water can use its electrolocation as an imprecise sense at the listed range to detect living creatures that are in the same body of water as itself.
AC
16;
Fort
+5,
Ref
+7,
Will
+5
HP
15
Speed
swim 30 feet
Melee
sting +7 [
+3/-1
] (
agile
,
finesse
),
Damage
1d6+1 piercing plus stingray venom
Stingray Venom
(
poison
)
Saving Throw
DC 16 Fortitude;
Maximum Duration
4 rounds;
Stage 1
1d4 poison damage (1 round);
Stage 2
1d6 poison damage and
clumsy 1
(1 round)
All Monsters in "
Ray
"
Name
Level
Manta Ray
1
Stingray
0
Ray
Source
Bestiary 2 pg. 226
2.0
Rays are an unusual type of fish with wide, sail-like fins and long tails, giving them an almost kite-like shape as they swim gracefully through the water. All rays have a rudimentary form of electrolocation, allowing them to detect the faint electrical charges that emanate naturally from nearby living creatures, a sense akin to scent in its accuracy.
Other Rays
Stingrays and manta rays are among the most common species of these fish, but others dwell in more remote areas. The dangerous blood ray is an ambush predator that dwells in murky swamp waters and drains creature's blood after paralyzing them with its sting, while the immense leviathan ray is a deep-ocean predator that has a deadly mouth capable of swallowing small ships whole.