Charge: If this creature moves at least 20ft in a straight line and makes a successful Headbutt attack against a target, the injured target must pass a DC13 STR save or be knocked Prone.
Keen Senses (Smell): This creature has advantage on Perception (WIS) checks that use their sense of smell.
Subspecies: This creature belongs to one of two sub-species; Desert or Jungle. Desert Crocodinuses have resistance to Fire damage. Jungle Crocodinuses have resistance to Poison damage and the Poisoned condition.
Bite: 5ft range, +5 to hit, 1D8+3 Piercing damage.
Headbutt: 5ft range, +5 to hit, 1D8+3 Bludgeoning damage.
Kick: 5ft range, +5 to hit, 1D6+3 Bludgeoning damage.
Description
These headstrong and hardy reptiles are native to hot climates. They’re distinguished by their singular horn on their nose and a tough bony crest as hard as a helmet. They are significantly harder to tame than a horse but their natural tendencies make them perfect for shock cavaliers who are often as reckless as their mounts. Their scale colouration depends on their climate. Crocodinus from desert regions have a coppery hue while jungle Crocodinus are varying shades of green. In the wild Crocodinus live in small groups of similarly aged members.
They are attentive parents until the young are old enough to walk and hunt for themselves, at which point they leave them to make their own decisions. The Bipedal Crocodinus are powerful predators who often bite first and think later, leading them to be somewhat difficult to care for in times of peace. When tamed, they have a mentality similar to a dog while their wild peers are more skittish and wary.
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