Rough skin. The Apocalyrx has rough dry skin, whenever it takes physical damage in melee range, deal half of that damage to the creature that dealt it.
Anger. As the combat continues it gains +3 to hit in the second round, poison inmunity in the second round and the third round it gains it's STR modifire as bonus AC and increases it's walking speed by 15ft.
Bite. They bite with it's jaws a single targte within a 5ft range, +2 to hit, if they hit, the target takes 1d8 +2 piercing damage.
Roar. The Apocalyrx screams into the air, all creatures in a 30ft range must succeed a STR saving throw or be deafen for the rest of the combat and stunned for 1 round.
Stomp. Using it's feet it hits in a 10ft area around them, all creatures inside of the area must succeed a DEX saving throw with a DC of 13, or take 2d4 +3 bludgeoning damage if they're in a 5ft area form the Apocalyrx, or if they're 6ft or more from the Apocalyrx become prone until they succeed a DEX saving throw with a DC of 14.
Square up. The Apocalyrx can gain strenght by their anger, after using square up will gain +3 to all hit rolls, +3 bonus damage and it's STR modifire as bonus AC for 1 round. After using square up, it must roll a d4 and wait that amount of rounds before using this action again.
Fall over. After taking 70% of it's HP in damage it will fall over and become prone for 1 round.
After gaining full anger it gains access to the following actions and traits.
Devour. (Cost 1 Action). Using it's full strenght it swallows a single creature, this makes it so that the target fails a DEX saving throw with a DC of 12, the target will become stunned and cannot be affected by any damage or effects for 1 round.
Gaping Bite. (Cost 1 Action). By opening it's mouth as much as they can. It can target a single creature up to it's walking speed, and deal 2d8 +5 piercing damage if the target fails a DEX saving throw with a DC of 16.
Description
A big dinosaur like creature that roams the dessert. A green and orange dinosaur with big legs and smaller arms, a giant tail and torso.
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