pathfinder-2-sqlite-MIRROR/data/monsters/ankylosaurus.yaml

ability_mods:
  cha_mod: -1
  con_mod: 4
  dex_mod: 0
  int_mod: -4
  str_mod: 7
  wis_mod: 2
ac: 26
ac_special: null
active_abilities:
- action_cost: None
  critical_failure: null
  critical_success: null
  description: A creature struck by the anklyosaurus's tail must attempt a DC 24 Fortitude
    save. On a failure, it's slowed 1 until the end of its next turn; on a critical
    failure, it's stunned until the end of its next turn.
  effect: null
  failure: null
  frequency: null
  maximum_duration: null
  name: Punishing Tail
  range: null
  raw_description: '**Punishing Tail** A creature struck by the anklyosaurus''s tail
    must attempt a DC 24 Fortitude save. On a failure, it''s slowed 1 until the end
    of its next turn; on a critical failure, it''s stunned until the end of its next
    turn.'
  requirements: null
  saving_throw: null
  stages: null
  success: null
  traits: null
  trigger: null
- action_cost: Three Actions
  critical_failure: null
  critical_success: null
  description: Medium or smaller, foot, DC 24
  effect: null
  failure: null
  frequency: null
  maximum_duration: null
  name: Trample
  range: null
  raw_description: '**Trample** [Three Actions]  Medium or smaller, foot, DC 24'
  requirements: null
  saving_throw: null
  stages: null
  success: null
  traits: null
  trigger: null
alignment: N
automatic_abilities: null
description: 'Squat, heavily armored quadrupeds, ankylosauruses are stubborn and irascible.
  Although they''re herbivores, they have been known to attack other creatures that
  trespass within territory simply out of ill temper.




  Ankylosauruses have few natural predators, as their bony hides are covered in spiked
  nubs that jut in many different directions to discourage larger creatures from biting
  them. They have mighty tails ending in an immense knot of bone, which they use to
  whip at threats with incredible speed and power. While these low-to-the-ground dinosaurs
  can trample human-sized or smaller foes, their relatively squat stance prevents
  them from doing so against larger targets. An ankylosaurus is about 30 feet long,
  10 feet tall at the shoulder, and weighs over 3 tons.




  The ankylosaurus is the largest of the heavily armored dinosaurs called ankylosaurids,
  but smaller versions exist as well. Still Large in size, these smaller dinosaurs,
  such as the 16-foot long pinacosaurus, lack the trample ability and are rarely above
  4th level. Regardless of size, ankylosaurids tend to be relatively muted in coloration,
  with mixes of black, brown, and gray. When captive, an ankylosaurus''s keeper might
  paint its scales bright colors to signify to others that is not a wild creature.




  **__Recall Knowledge - Animal__ (__Nature__)**: DC 22'
hp: 90
hp_misc: null
level: 6
melee_attacks:
- action_cost: One Action
  damage:
  - formula: 2d8+7
    type: bludgeoning
  - formula: null
    type: punishing tail
  name: tail
  to_hit: 17
  traits:
  - backswing
  - reach 15 feet
- action_cost: One Action
  damage:
  - formula: 2d6+7
    type: bludgeoning
  name: foot
  to_hit: 17
  traits:
  - reach 10 feet
name: Ankylosaurus
perception: 12
ranged_attacks: null
saves:
  fort: 16
  fort_misc: null
  misc: null
  ref: 10
  ref_misc: null
  will: 12
  will_misc: null
senses:
- low-light vision
- scent (imprecise) 30 feet
size: Huge
skills:
- bonus: 17
  misc: null
  name: Athletics
sources:
- abbr: Bestiary
  page_start: '97'
  page_stop: null
speed:
- amount: 25
  misc: null
  type: Land
spell_lists: null
traits:
- Animal
- Dinosaur