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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shade" data-source="post: 2060696" data-attributes="member: 287">Astereater (Aberration, CR 6-8)Slightly larger than a beholder, the astereater lacks eyes stalks and the antimagic cone of typical beholders.  Instead, it has thick, rocklike skin (granting high natural armor and damage reduction).  It is more melee-oriented, using its improved grab and swallow whole abilities.Eye of the Deep (Aberration, CR 8-10)The eye of the deep is an aquatic beholderkin.  It is a 5-foot wide orb dominated by a central eye and a large toothy maw. Two large crab-like pincers and two eyes on stalks sprout from the orb.  It has a stunning cone from its central eye, and has variable eye rays.  Additionally, it can grab and tear with its pincers.Observer (Aberration, CR 14-16)Observers are 6-7 feet in diameter.  Their chitinous shell is mottled purple and pink.  Observers have 3 mouths spaced evenly around their lower hemisphere, and three main eyes spread evenly around their equator.  Six minor eyes on stalks ring their dorsal surfaces.  Its mouths are on tentacle stalks, and can strike with reach and drain blood.  It has telekinetic powers in addition to its eye rays, and benefits from true seeing continuously.  Additionally, they have psionic powers.Orbus (Aberration, CR ?)The orbus is a chalky white, 4-foot wide orb dominated by a milky white central eye.  Its eyestalks look atrophied and useless.  Its central eye produces the standard antimagic cone of beholders, but it lacks eye rays.  Additionally, it can aborb magically energy, sharing this energy with other beholderkin to achieve various effects (such as improved spellcasting for the elder orb or beholder mages).Searechter (Marine Spectator)(Aberration, CR 6)Searechters have three eyestalks on each side of the body, and have two fins on their backs. They are either dark blue or black in color.  They have eye rays that are optimal in their aquatic environment, and their central eyes have a spell turning effect.</blockquote>

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