Large Beast, Lawful Evil
Armor Class 1 Bear
Hit Points 200 (1d8)
Speed 50 ft., Burrowing is it's only "stellar" skill
STR
1 (-5)
DEX
1 (-5)
CON
1 (-5)
INT
1 (-5)
WIS
1 (-5)
CHA
1 (-5)
Skills Survival +20
Condition Immunities Blinded, Exhaustion, Unconscious
Senses Passive Perception 1
Languages --
Challenge 10 (5,900 XP)
Proficiency Bonus +4
Traits

 

 

Actions

CLAW (melee attk). The Crood Bear claws in a random order hitting anything it can and ripping them apart.

BITE (melee attk). The Crood Bear bites whatever it thinks is next to it. One bite could split a fully armored man in half.

ROAR (range attk). The Crood Bear let's our a massive roar with vibrations so strong it knocks back anything within a 30ft radius of him. If you are too close, you could lose ur hearing, permanently.

 

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Description

     The Crood Bear is a large normal looking bear except with a very light brown almost blond fur color. The bear has long 15inch claws and massive teeth. Unfortunately due to some complications in its evolution, Crood Bears are Blind and Deaf so they have to rely on their faint sense of smell. Usually when they leave their self dug burrows to find food, they run around with their nose on the ground, bumping into trees and biting and clawing at anything around them hoping to find something to kill and eat. Although they may seem like they have poor survival skills, the Crood Bear population is actually quite high and they are fairly common to find.

 

Lair and Lair Actions

Usually a large wagon sized hole dug right next to a tree that dips down into its routes. Inside the hold is an open space with dents in the walls to store food. Walking in the burrow would be like walking into a large house even though for the Crood Bear, it's like a compact bedroom. You can usually tell if it's a Crood Bear burrow if the burrow is floored with a light brown fur; the bears use their own shedded fur as a sort of carpet for their burrows.

Lair Actions

  • For an unknown reason, when the Crood Bear is near it's burrow, it's sense of smell increases from a faint sniff to a scent the bear can smell from mile away.

 

Habitat: ForestHillMountain

Yuleman

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