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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MrAdam" data-source="post: 5924376" data-attributes="member: 35628">Hill HopperMedium AberrationHit Dice: 2d8+2 (HP 10)Speed: 30 (6 squares)Initiative: +3Armor Class:  15 (+3 DEX +2natural) touch 13 flat-footed 12Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+2Attack:  Bite + 2 (id6+1)Full Attack: Bite + 2 (id6+1)Space/Reach: 5’ / 5’Special Attack: N/ASpecial Qualities: Prodigious Leap, Dark-vision 60’Saves: Fort+1 Ref +3 Will +4Abilities: Str12 Dex 16 Con 12 Int 9 Wis 12  Cha 9Skills: Jump +10* Intimidate +3 Perception 3 Stealth 7 Tumble +7Feats:  DodgeEnvironment: Temperate to tropical hillsOrganization: Solitary or hunting party 3-10CR: 1Treasure: Incidental Shiny objectsAlignment: Chaotic EvilAdvancement:LA: N/AA bizarre aberration known for it’s prodigious leaping ability, the hill hopper an odd predatory creature, with a great, misshapen sack of a head, with a single, red glaring eye, and a mouth-full of teeth like knives. The hopper’s name comes from it’s two immensely muscular, backwards facing legs , which are attached to the sides of it’s head and are adapted solely for jumping, propelling it in leaps up to 30’ or more. Combat            Hill hoppers use their incredible jumping ability to get the drop on their prey, weather pouncing on it from above, or surprising it from below, groups of hill hoppers will mob their prey while solitary ones will use hit and run tactics. Hill hoppers are by no means stupid or suicidal will not hesitate to run when their prey proves too much for them Prodigious Leap (EX) A hill hopper can jump up to 30’ in a single bound, and gets +1o to all jump checks. Additionally, A hill hopper can take 10 on a jump check even when rushed or threatened</blockquote>

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