Tyrannosaurus

Adapted From Pathfinderwiki- Tyrannosaurus and Archives of Nethys- Tyannosaurus

Basic Information

Biological Traits

• Acrobatics Expert
• Athletics Master

Natural Weapons

• Jaws +22 / +17 / +12 , (Deadly 1d12 , Reach 20 feet)Damage piercing plus Grab
  • Fling  Requirements A creature is Grabbed in the tyrannosaurus's jaws. Effect The tyrannosaurus flings the creature into the air up to 10 feet up from its mouth and 20ft away. The creature falls 25 feet (assuming the tyrannosaurus flings it as high as it can) and takes falling damage accordingly. If the flung creature lands on another creature, the creature it lands on takes the same amount of bludgeoning damage. The creature being landed upon can attempt a DC 23 basic Reflex  save.
  • Swallow Whole Medium, bludgeoning , Rupture 26
• Foot +22 / +17 / +12 , (Reach 15 feet)Damage bludgeoning
  • Pin Prey Trigger The tyrannosaurus critically hits a Large or smaller foe with its foot. EffectThe creature struck by the foot is knocked Prone and the tyrannosaurus uses its foot to hold the creature in place. As long as the tyrannosaurus doesn't move from its position, the pinned creature is Grabbed. A tyrannosaurus gains a +2 circumstance bonus to attack a creature it has pinned in this manner, but it cannot use swallow whole on the target unless it uses its jaws to Grab the victim first.
  • Trample Huge or smaller, foot, DC 29

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Ecology and Habitats

Widely regarded as the king of the Dinosaurs, the tyrannosaurus is a massive predator with a wide mouth filled with viciously sharp teeth. Thundering beasts of fury and hunger, tyrannosauruses are bold and fearless carnivores that eagerly bite off great hunks of large prey and swallow smaller prey—such as most humanoids—in a single gulp. Although they can subsist on carrion, tyrannosaurs prefer live prey.
Tyrannosauruses stand on two wide, powerful hind legs that allow them to run quickly, and their thick tails provide them with exceptional balance. Although their small forelimbs are of little use other than to hold prey in place while the predators tear at their victim’s flesh with their fearsome jaws, even these forelimbs bear sharp claws several inches long. As fearsome as tyrannosauruses are alone, they sometimes hunt in packs to take down massive prey. Only the most powerful creatures can successfully train tyrannosauruses, and even then, only when they can provide the ravenous beasts with a steady diet of meat.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Some tribes of Giants, particularly Cyclopeans or more obscure denizens of primeval lands, have even trained tyrannosauruses as mounts or beasts of war. In other places, Xulgaths  feed thier prisoners to these mighty dinosaurs as part of executions or ritual sacrifices. Some xulgath cults even revere tyrannosaurs as incarnations of their violent demonic demigods. For their part, tyrannosaurs who have grown used to having their meals provided in this manner are remarkably well-behaved toward their feeders and keepers.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Perception‌

Master

• Low-Light Vision
• Scent

Tyrannosaur

Dinosaur 10

Abilities

• Strength- 26
• Dexterity - 12
• Constitution - 20
• Intelligence - 2
• Wisdom - 16
• Charisma - 10

Armor

• AC- 29
• Dinosaur Hide
• Master - Unarmored Defense

Hit Points

• HP- 180

Saves

• Fortitude - Master
• Reflex - Expert
• Will - Master

Speed

• Speed- 40ft

Bulk

0-Current/13-Encumbered/18-Max

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Dinosaur

Average Weight

weigh 7 tons or more.

Average Length

50 feet long

Tyrannosaurus - creature 10

GREENGARGANTUANANIMALDINOSAUR

Widely regarded as the king of the dinosaurs, the tyrannosaurus is a massive predator with a wide mouth filled with viciously sharp teeth. Thundering beasts of fury and hunger, tyrannosauruses are bold and fearless carnivores that eagerly bite off great hunks of large prey and swallow smaller prey—such as most humanoids—in a single gulp. Although they can subsist on carrion, tyrannosaurs prefer live prey. Tyrannosauruses stand on two wide, powerful hind legs that allow them to run quickly, and their thick tails provide them with exceptional balance. Although a their small forelimbs are of little use other than to hold prey in place while the predators tear at their victim’s flesh with their fearsome jaws, even these forelimbs bear sharp claws several inches long. As fearsome as tyrannosauruses are alone, they sometimes hunt in packs to take down massive prey. Only the most powerful creatures can successfully train tyrannosauruses, and even then, only when they can provide the ravenous beasts with a steady diet of meat. Some tribes of giants, particularly cyclopes or more obscure denizens of primeval lands, have even trained tyrannosauruses as mounts or beasts of war. In other places, xulgaths feed these prisoners to these mighty dinosaurs as part of executions or ritual sacrifices. Some xulgath cults even revere tyrannosaurs as incarnations of their violent demonic demigods. For their part, tyrannosaurs who have grown used to having their meals provided in this manner are remarkably well-behaved toward their feeders and keepers. Tyrannosauruses are 50 feet long and weigh 7 tons or more. Recall Knowledge - Animal (Nature): DC 27
Perception	Master ; low-light vision, scent (imprecise) 30 feet
Skills	Acrobatics Expert , Athletics Master
STR +8 , DEX +1 , CON +5 , INT -4 , WIS +3 , CHA +0
AC	29
Saving Throws	Fort +21, Ref +15, Will +19
HP	180
Speed	40 feet
Melee	jaws +22 / +17 / +12 , (deadly 1d12 , reach 20 feet)Damage piercing plus Grab Foot +22 / +17 / +12 , (reach 15 feet)Damage bludgeoning
Ranged	Fling Requirements A creature is Grabbed in the tyrannosaurus's jaws. Effect The tyrannosaurus flings the creature into the air up to 10 feet up from its mouth and 20ft away. The creature falls 25 feet (assuming the tyrannosaurus flings it as high as it can) and takes falling damage accordingly. If the flung creature lands on another creature, the creature it lands on takes the same amount of bludgeoning damage. The creature being landed upon can attempt a DC 23 basic Reflex save.
Special Abilities	Pin Prey Trigger The tyrannosaurus critically hits a Large or smaller foe with its foot. EffectThe creature struck by the foot is knocked prone and the tyrannosaurus uses its foot to hold the creature in place. As long as the tyrannosaurus doesn't move from its position, the pinned creature is Grabbed. A tyrannosaurus gains a +2 circumstance bonus to attack a creature it has pinned in this manner, but it cannot use swallow whole on the target unless it uses its jaws to Grab the victim first. Swallow Whole (Jaw attack) Medium, bludgeoning , Rupture 26 Trample Huge or smaller, foot, DC 29
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