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Message: <blockquote data-quote="demiurge1138" data-source="post: 720280" data-attributes="member: 7451">I am honored to have named such a species as the gnomish yuan-ti. Also, Krishnath, the reason that the "In the Realms" are all about Faerun in these entries is because therse are monster of Chult. Anyway, here's yet another one.Giant WyvernflyLarge VerminHit Dice: 7d8+28 (59 hp)Initiative: +1 (Dex)Speed: 20ft, fly 50ftAC: 17 (-1 size, +1 Dex, +7 natural armor)Attacks: Sting +8 melee, bite +3 meleeDamage: Sting 1d6+4 plus poison, bite 2d4+2Face/Reach: 5ft by 10ft/5ftSpecial Attacks: PoisonSpecial Qualities: VerminSaves: Fort +9, Ref +3, Will +2Abilities: Str 19, Dex 12, Con 18, Int -, Wis 10, Cha 4Skills: Intuit Direction +2, Spot +4, Wilderness Lore +4Climate/Terrain: Warm forest, swamp and plainsOrganization: SolitaryCR: 5Treasure: NoneAlignment: Always neutralAdvancement: 8-14 HD (Large), 15-21 HD (Huge)Although much larger than the average wyvernfly, their giant counterparts share many traits- including their occasional taste for human flesh.The giant wyvernfly resembles a normal wyvernfly in all but size. The average giant wyvernfly is about 10 feet long, with a comparable wingspan. Their chitin is much thicker than that of their smaller relatives, and is usually a shiny red or orange. The mouthparts of a giant wyvernfly are disproportionably large, and cut like sickles through the flesh of its prey, usually large fish or other giant insects, but occasionally humans.CombatGiant wyvernflies rarely care to be stealthy, as they are capable of greater speeds than most of their prey. They usually swoop onto prey, stinging it until it drops, then feeding.Poison (Ex): Like the venom of the standard wyvernfly, the giant wyvernfly’s poison causes numbness and spastic tremors, although at a more rapid pace. Sting DC 21 (Fort negates) 1d8 Dex/1d8 Dex.Vermin Traits: Immune to mind-influencing effects.In the RealmsGiant wyvernflies are found farther south than their smaller relatives, because they are most comfortable in equatorial temperatures. They are capable of raising their larva in salt water, and sages theorize that they may have migrated into Samarach and Thindol across the Great Ocean, from Zakara. Regardless of their origins, they are powerful and deadly predators.</blockquote>

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