Moonflower
Creature 8 (uncommon) — plant
Pre-Remaster content. May include legacy alignment.
These enormous plants have thick, knotted trunks festooned with fanged blossoms. A gaping mouth sits at the top of the trunk, capable of swallowing most creatures smaller than the moonflower whole. Moonflowers can move slowly on their powerful roots or use them to attack, but usually they dig them deeply into the surrounding ground and remain stationary to await prey. Though moonflowers can't speak in the conventional sense, they communicate telepathically with other moonflowers. Explorers who
Source: pathfinder-bestiary-2 (Pre-Remaster)
Perception +16
Skills athletics +19, stealth +14
Str
+7
Dex
+0
Con
+4
Int
-2
Wis
+4
Cha
+3
AC 24
Fort +18
Ref +10
Will +16
HP 120
Immunities electricity
Resistances physical (except slashing) 10
Weaknesses fire 10
Speed 20 feet
Offense
Melee Bite +20, Damage 2d10+10 piercing
Melee Root +20, Damage 2d8+10 bludgeoning
Abilities
Fast Healing 10 — Fast Healing
Light Pulse (light, primal, visual) — 50-foot emanation{50 feet}
The moonflower releases a pulse of bright light. Each non-moonflower creature in the emanation must attempt a DC 23 Fortitude save.
The moonflower can't use Light Pulse again for 1d4 rounds.
**Success** The creature is unaffected.
**Failure** The creature is Dazzled for 1d4 rounds.
**Critical Failure** The creature is Blinded for 1d4 rounds.
Pod Prison —
Pod Spawn — Should a Small or larger creature die within a pod prison, the pod transforms into an adult moonflower with full Hit Points after 1d4 hours of growth.
The newly formed moonflower has its own consciousness, but some aspect of its trunk or blossoms resembles the creature that died within. The dead creature's equipment remains inside the new moonflower and can be retrieved if the moonflower is slain.
Swallow Whole (attack) — Large, 2d10+10 bludgeoning plus 2d6 acid{2d10+10 bludgeoning and 2d6 acid}, Rupture 21
Swallow Whole
Grab — Grab
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