Wasteland Bestiary PDF

Joseph Mccurdy (order #2563451)
Wasteland Bestiary
Authors
David Caffee
John Wyatt
Cover Artist
Ricky Hunter
Interior Artists
Ricky Hunter
Michael Syrigos
Kurt Taylor
Aleksander Vjestica
Produced By
Glutton Creeper
Editor
Aijalyn
Games
Kohler
Print Layout
Charles Verhey
Reviewers
Scott Reid
Jason Sanford
Wayne Ward
Open Gaming Content (OGC) Declaration:

All game mechanics presented in this book are Open Gaming Content. Descriptive text referring to the Exodus World, characters, creatures, proper names, and
pictures are product identity and may not be reproduced without written consent of Glutton Creeper Games.
Introduction: The introduction is product identity and is closed content.
Creature Overview: This chapter is open content.
Creature Type: This chapter is open content.
Exodus Bestiary: This chapter is open content except for the description and ecology of the creature.
Appendix A & B: These chapters are open content.
Introduction
Creature
Index
Creature
Overview
Creature
Type
11
Challenge Rating
and Evolution
18
Exodus
Bestiary
29
Appendix A
Species Traits
91
Appendix B
Feat and Talents
96
Open
97
Gaming
License
Wasteland
Bestiary
Introduction
War has an effect upon the environment

as well as humanity. In
2012
, atomic
war (the Exodus) came to earth once

again, forcing man to retreat into fallout
shelters and caves. Billions of people
were eradicated, as well as most
of the animal population. While some
animals were decimated to the point of
extinction, others flourished in the
wake of the fallout. By Darwin s rule

of natural selection, the surviving
animals evolved and adapted to a
world full of radiation, short of
fresh water supplies, and sparse
plant life.
This Bestiary details the surviving
animals and vermin that roam the
wasteland, as well as the extant
technical machines made by man.
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Creature
Index
ANACONDA 78
ANT, GIANT 30
APE 75
DOMESTOBOT 68
DONKEY 45
RAT 65
RAVEN 35
REDWOOD PUMA 49
ROBOT 67
B
BAT 31
BEAR 32
BLOODFLY 36
BOAR 37
BOVINE 38
C
CAMEL 39
CANINE 40
CHIMPANZEE 76
COBRA 80
COCKROACH, GIANT 42
COCKROACH, SPITTING 42
CONSTRICTOR 81
CROCODILE 43
E
EAGLE 33
ELEPHANT 46
F
FELINES 47
FERRET 64
FLOCK OF SEAGULLS 34
FUNGAL MASS 61
H
HANDIBOT 69
HIPPOPOTAMUS 50
HORSE 50
HYDRA 81
I
INFESTER 52
K
KILLER BEES 85
L
LIZARDS 53
LOS CRUCES 54
S
SASQUATCH 73
SCORPION, GIANT 74
SERPENT, SEA 60
SHARK 61
SNAPPER 63
SPIDER, MONSTROUS 83
SPIDER SWARM 86
SPORE 63
SWARMS 84
T
TOAD, MONSTROUS 87
V
VIPER 82
W
WASTEMOTHS 87
WOLF 88
Y
YETI 89
M
MAN-O-WAR, GIANT 57
MEATCLAW 55
MILITARY ASSAULT DRONE 71
MILITARY BATTLE DRONE 72
MONITOR 56
MONKEY 77
MONSTROUS FLYTRAP 62
MOSQUITO 85
N
NANO-MACHINE SWARM 70
O
OCTOPUS 58
OWL 34
P
POLICE ASSAULT DRONE 70
PORPOISE 59
Wasteland
Bestiary
Creature
Overview
Creature Description
Each creature is organized in the same general

format, as described in the following text. Much of
the information on a creature is condensed into a
creature statistics block, the contents of which are
explained below.
Challenge Rating (CR)
A creatures Challenge Rating provides a rough

measure of the creatures toughness in a combat
situation. As a rule of thumb, four heroes of a level
equal to the creatures Challenge Rating should
exhaust roughly one-quarter of their resources
battling it. But situations may arise where a
creatures Challenge Rating does not accurately
reflect the difficulty of the challenge.
Creature Type
A creatures type determines many of its

characteristics and abilities: physical ability scores,
Hit Die type, base attack bonus, saving throw
bonuses, skill points, feats, and special qualities.
Mental ability scores (Intelligence, Wisdom, and
Charisma) can vary widely among creatures
of a type; unless a type description specifies a
particular score for one of these abilities, the
Overseer will assign values as he or she deems
appropriate.
Size
A creature falls into one of nine size

categories. Each size category includes a
size modifier that applies to the creatures
Defense and Attack rolls; a modifier that
applies to Grapple checks; and a modifier that
applies to Hide checks. These modifiers have
been figured into the statistics for the creatures
described in the Bestiary. See the Evolution
chart for more details.
Hit Dice (HD) and Hit Points (hp)
A creatures type and size determine its Hit

Dice. A creatures Hit Dice is equivalent
to its level for determining how various
FX abilities affect the creature, its rate of
natural healing, and its maximum ranks in
a skill.
A creatures Hit Dice and Constitution modifier determine

its hit points. A creatures entry gives the creatures average
hit points.
Massive Damage Threshold (Mas)
When a creature takes damage from a single attack equal

to or greater than its current Constitution, it must succeed
on a Fortitude save (DC 15) or immediately drop to 1 hit
points. If the damage would reduce the creature to 1 hit
points or fewer anyway, the massive damage threshold
does not apply, and the creature does not need to make a
Fortitude save.
Constructs, plants, and swarms ignore the effects of massive
damage and do not have massive damage thresholds.
Vermin and Radioactive Vermin gain a +5 species bonus on
their Fortitude saves to avoid falling to 1 hit points.
Initiative (Init)
The creatures modifier on initiative checks is usually equal

to its Dexterity modifier, although the Improved Initiative
feat provides an additional +4 bonus. Other feats or talents
may provide a additional bonus to Initiative.
Speed (Spd)
A creatures tactical speed on land is the amount of distance

it can cover in one move action. If the creature wears
armor that reduces its speed, this fact is given along with a
parenthetical note indicating the armor type; the creatures
base unarmored speed follows.
If the creature has other modes of movement, these are
given after the main entry. Unless noted otherwise, modes
of movement are natural.
Burrow: The creature can tunnel through dirt, but not
through rock unless the descriptive text says otherwise.
Creatures cannot run while burrowing.
Climb: A creature with a climb speed has the Climb skill

at no cost and gains a +8 species bonus on Climb checks.
The creature must make a Climb check to climb any wall
or slope with a DC greater than 0, but it always can choose
to take 10, even if rushed or threatened while climbing.
The creature climbs at the given speed while climbing. If
it attempts an accelerated climb, it moves at double the
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Creature
given climb speed (or its normal land speed, whichever
is less) and makes a single Climb check at a 5 penalty.
Creatures cannot use the run action while climbing. The
creature retains its Dexterity bonus to Defense (if any)
while climbing, and opponents get no special bonus on
their attack rolls against the climbing creature.
Fly: The creature can fly at the given speed if carrying
no more than a medium load. All fly speeds include a
parenthetical note indicating maneuverability:
Perfect: The creature can perform almost any aerial
maneuver it wishes. During a movement action this
creature can maneuver at 360.
Good: The creature is agile in the air, but cannot change

direction as readily as one with perfect maneuverability.
During a movement action this creature can maneuver
at 270.
Average: The creature can fly as adroitly as a small bird.

at 180.
Poor: The creature flies as well as a very large bird.

at 90.
Clumsy: The creature can barely fly at all. During a
movement action this creature can maneuver at 45.
Creatures that fly can make dive attacks. A dive attack

works just like a charge, but the diving creature must
move a minimum of 30 feet. It can make only claw attacks,
but these deal double damage. Creatures can use the run
action while flying, provided they fly in a straight line.
Swim: A creature with a swim speed can move through

water at the given speed without making Swim checks. It
gains a +8 species bonus on any Swim check to perform
some special action or avoid a hazard. The creature always
can choose to take 10, even if distracted or endangered
while swimming. Creatures can use the run action while
swimming, provided they swim in a straight line.
Defense
A creatures Defense includes a parenthetical mention of the

modifiers contributing to it. The creatures touch Defense
(discounting natural armor and other armor modifiers)
and flat-footed Defense (discounting Dexterity bonus and
class bonus, if any) are provided as well.
Base Attack Bonus (BAB)
A creatures base attack bonus does not include any

modifiers. It is used to calculate a creatures grapple
modifier as well as the maximum bonus on attack rolls
for a creature using feats or talents that add to the BAB. A
creatures base attack bonus is derived by cross-referencing
the creatures type and Hit Dice under Evolution.
Overview
Grapple Modifier (Grap)
Whenever a creature makes an opposed grapple check,

apply this modifier to its d20 roll. The total modifier on
grapple checks is determined as follows: base attack bonus +
Strength modifier + grapple modifier. The grapple modifiers
for creatures of various sizes are given in Evolution chart.
Primary Attack (Atk)
If a creature moves more than 5 feet in the same round

it attacks, it makes only a single attack using its primary
attack bonus. This bonus includes modifications for size
and Strength (for melee attacks) or Dexterity (for ranged
attacks). A creature with the Weapon Finesse feat can use
its Dexterity modifier on its primary attack. The damage
and primary weapon type are noted in parentheses.
A creatures primary attack damage includes its full Strength
modifier (1.5 times its Strength bonus if it is the creatures
sole attack).
Use the creatures primary attack bonus whenever the

creature makes an attack of opportunity.
Creatures can attack with natural weapons, manufactured
weapons, or sometimes both.
Natural Weapons
Natural weapons include teeth, claws, horns, and the like.
The number of attacks along with the weapon, attack
bonus, and form of attack (melee or ranged) are provided
in a creatures entry. Unless noted otherwise, natural
weapons threaten critical hits on a natural attack roll of
20.
If any attacks also cause some special effect other than

damage, that information is given along with the damage.
Unless noted otherwise, creatures deal double damage on
critical hits.
Natural weapons have types just as other weapons do.
The most common types are summarized below.
Bite: The creature attacks with its mouth, dealing
piercing damage.
Claw or Rake: The creature rips with a sharp appendage,

dealing slashing damage.
Gore: The creature spears the opponent with an antler,

horn, or similar appendage, dealing piercing damage.
Slap or Slam: The creature batters opponents with an
appendage, dealing bludgeoning damage.
Sting: The creature stabs with a stinger, dealing piercing

damage. Stings are usually poisonous.
Manufactured Weapons
Creatures that use manufactured weapons follow the
same rules as characters, including those for multiple
attacks and two-weapon fighting penalties.
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Full Attack (Full Atk)
A creature that takes no more than a 5-foot step during

its turn can make a full attack using all of its natural
weapons. A creatures full attack includes both its
primary attack and its secondary attacks (if any).
The primary attack bonus includes modifications for
size and Strength (for melee attacks) or Dexterity (for
ranged attacks). A creature with the Weapon Finesse
feat can use its Dexterity modifier on melee attacks.
A creatures primary attack damage includes its
full Strength modifier (1.5 times its Strength bonus
if it is the creatures sole attack or if the creature is
wielding a two-handed melee weapon).
The remaining weapons are secondary attacks and

take a 5 penalty on attack rolls. Creatures with the
Multiattack feat (see Appendix B) take only a 2
penalty on secondary attacks. Secondary attacks
add only one-half the creatures Strength bonus to
the damage.
Creatures that do not normally carry ranged weapons
are still given a ranged attack bonus for situations in
which they might be throwing objects at a target.
Fighting Space (FS)
Fighting space approximates the amount of space

a creature needs to move and fight effectively,
and how much space it occupies on a grid of
5-foot-by-5-foot squares. The Evolution chart details
the fighting space for creatures of any given size,
although variations and exceptions are possible.
Reach
A creatures reach is the distance at which it
can strike targets with its natural weapons
without needing to adjust its position on the
grid. A creature using its natural weapons
threatens all squares within its reach. When
measuring diagonally, every second square
counts as two squares. The Evolution chart
provides the typical reach for creatures of any
given size. The Overseer may adjust the values
in the table by 5 feet or +5 feet for creatures
that have less than normal or greater than
normal reach. Unlike the wielder of a reach
weapon, a creature with greater than
normal reach (more than 5 feet) can still
strike creatures next to it. A creature with
greater than normal reach usually gets an
attack of opportunity against a character
if the character approaches it, because
the character enters a square it threatens
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before he or she can attack it. (This does not apply if the
character takes a 5-foot step.) Large or larger creatures
with reach weapons can strike targets out to double their
reach but cant strike at targets within their normal reach
or less.
A creature with a 0-foot reach must move into the fighting
space of its target to attack it, provoking an attack of
opportunity from the target as the creature enters
the targets fighting space and threatened area. Also,
creatures with 0-foot reach do not threaten the squares
around them.
Saves (SV)
A creatures Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving throw

modifiers take into account the creatures type, ability score
modifiers, feats, and any species traits.
Abilities
Creatures have the same six ability scores as characters:

Strength (Str), Dexterity (Dex), Constitution (Con),
Intelligence (Int), Wisdom (Wis), Charisma (Cha).
Exceptions are noted below.
Strength: Any creature that can physically manipulate
other objects has at least 1 point of Strength. A creature
with no Strength score cant exert force, usually because
it has no physical body (such as a jellyfish) or because it
is immobile. The creature automatically fails Strength
checks. If the creature can attack, it applies its Dexterity
modifier to its base attack bonus instead of a Strength
modifier.
Quadrupeds can carry heavier loads than bipedal

characters as denoted in the creatures entry description
and statistics.
Dexterity: Any creature that can move has at least 1 point
of Dexterity. A creature with no Dexterity score cant
move. If it can act, the creature applies its Intelligence
modifier instead of its Dexterity modifier to initiative
checks. The creature fails all Reflex saves and Dexterity
checks.
Constitution: Any living creature has at least 1 point

of Constitution. A creature with no Constitution has
no metabolism (constructs). It is immune to any effect
that requires a Fortitude save unless the effect works on
objects or is harmless. The creature is also immune to
ability damage and it always fails Constitution checks.
Intelligence: Any creature that can think, learn, or

remember has at least 1 point of Intelligence. A creature
with no Intelligence score is an automaton, operating
on simple instincts or programmed instructions. It is
immune to all mind-affecting effects and automatically
fails Intelligence checks.
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Creature
A creature can speak all the languages mentioned
in its descriptive text. Any creature with an Intelligence
score of 3 or higher understands at least one language.
Wisdom: Any creature that can perceive its environment

in any fashion has at least 1 point of Wisdom. Anything
with no Wisdom score is an object, not a creature.
Anything without a Wisdom score also has no Charisma
score.
Charisma: Any creature capable of telling the difference

between itself and things that are not itself has at least 1
point of Charisma. Anything with no Charisma score is an
object, not a creature. Anything without a Charisma score
also has no Wisdom score.
Nonabilities: Some creatures lack certain ability scores.
These creatures do not have an ability score of 0 they
lack the ability altogether. The modifier for a nonability
is +0.
Skills
This section lists alphabetically all of the creatures skills by

name along with skill modifiers that include adjustments
for ability scores and any bonuses from feats or special
abilities (unless otherwise noted in the descriptive text).
All listed skills are class skills unless the creature acquires
a character class.
Languages: Some creatures speak unique languages that

characters dont know anything about. The Overseer
determines whether a character is capable of learning
one of these unique languages and the method by which
that language can be learned.
Overview
Defense: An increase in size affects a creatures Defense,

as shown on the Evolution chart by size. An increase in
size might also improve a creatures natural armor bonus
to Defense. Note that a natural armor bonus stacks with
an equipment bonus from armor.
Attack Bonus: Creatures follow their Creature Type Base
Attack Bonus progression as it gains Hit Dice. A change
in the creatures size also modifies its attack rolls, as
shown on the Evolution chart by size. Both values must
be counted when recalculating a creatures attack bonus.
Grapple Modifier: An increase in size affects a creatures

grapple modifier by +4 for each size advancement as
shown on the Evolution chart.
Damage: An increase in size also increases the amount
of damage a creature deals with its natural weapons as
denoted by Creature Type.
Saving Throws: A creatures Saves follow its Creature
Type Saving Throw progression as it gains Hit Dice.
Ability Scores: An increase in size affects a creatures

Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution, as shown by
Creature Type.
Skills and Feats: As shown by Creature Type, a creature
may gain additional skill points and feats depending on
its type.
Feats and Talents
Most creatures use the same feats that are available to

characters, but some have access to the Multiattack feat
(described Appendix B). Very few creatures learn a Talent,
but it possible.
Evolution
The Overseer can improve a creature by Evolution, usually

increasing its Hit Dice and Size. The Evolution entry
indicates the increased Hit Dice (and often size) of the
creature or indicates that the creature can advance by
character class.
Increasing Hit Dice
As a creature gains Hit Dice, many of its game statistics
change as noted below.
Size: Adding Hit Dice to a creature can also increase its

size. An increase in size affects a creatures Defense,
attack rolls, and grapple checks, as detail in Creature
Type and Evolution. Consult the Evolution charts, as well
as physical ability scores and damage, as shown in the
descriptions of the creature types.
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CREATURE
TYPES
Animal
An animal is a non-humanoid creature, usually a vertebrate

with innate capacity for language or culture. Animals make
up a large percentage of survivors from the Exodus, and are
found in every environment throughout the world. Animal
includes air, land, and sea mammals.
Hit Die: d8
Base Attack Bonus: CR +0
Saving Throws: CR 0.25 (Fortitude and Reflex).

Skill Points: 6 + 2 per Hit Dice
Feats: Multiattack and/or Weapon Finesse or Weapon

Focus (primary natural attack).
Animals Traits:
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Animals are
proficient with their natural weapons only. They are not
proficient with armor. An animal trained for Fighting
(see the Animal Handling skill in the EXS) is proficient with
animal armor.
Ability Scores: Animals have Intelligence scores of 1 or

2 (predatory animals tend to have Intelligence scores of 2).
No creature with an Intelligence score of 3 or higher can be
an animal.
Low-Light Vision: Most animals have low-light vision.
Animals
Size
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
Str
31
23
15
11
7
3
Ability Scores
Dex Con Int Wis
8
24
2
12
10
20
2
12
12
16
2
12
14
12
2
12
16
10
2
12
18
10
2
12
Cha
6
6
6
6
6
6
Minimum
Hit Dice
8d8
4d8
2d8
1d8
d8
d8
Slam
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Attack Types
Bite Claw Gore
2d6 2d4
2d6
1d8 1d6
1d8
1d6 1d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d4
1d3
1d2
1d3
1d2
1
1d2
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Animal,
Bestiary
Mutated
Mutated animals exist in the world due to several factors including

evolution, genetic manipulation, and radiation from the Great War.
Though radiation is a deadly threat, it spurs on genetic mutation which is
the driving force behind genetic variation. The filter of natural selection
removes negative mutations from the gene pool; leaving only those
changes which help a species survive. A mutated animal has adapted to
its environment, becoming stronger than its normal animal counterpart.
Sometimes the mutated animals base animal cannot even be identified,
beyond the observation that its a big lizard or some other descriptive
term thereof.
Mutant animals tend to be physically healthy and fully functional,
but they also tend to exhibit deformed or grotesque cosmetic features.
Sometimes mutant animals exhibit truly strange traits as additional
eyes, extra (non-functioning) limbs, bone spurs, etc.
Hit Die: d10
Base Attack Bonus: CR +0.5
Saving Throws: CR +0.5 (Fortitude and Reflex).

Skill Points: 6 + 2 per Hit Dice
Feats: Multiattack and/or Weapon Finesse or Weapon Focus (primary

natural attack).
Mutant Animals Traits:
Ability Scores: Mutated animals have Intelligence scores of 1 or 2
(predatory animals tend to have Intelligence scores of 2). No creature

with an Intelligence score of 3 or higher can be a mutated animal.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Mutated animals are proficient

with their natural weapons only. They are not proficient with armor. A
mutant animal trained for Fighting (see the Animal Handling skill in
the EXS) is proficient with animal armor.
Keen Sight: Mutated animals have darkvision (60 feet) and low-light
vision (unless noted otherwise).
Mutated Animals
Size
Colossal
Gargantuan
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
1
Str
47
39
31
23
15
11
7
3
Ability Scores
Dex Con Int Wis
8
32
2
12
8
28
2
12
8
24
2
12
10
20
2
12
12
16
2
12
14
12
2
12
16
10
2
12
18
10
2
12
Cha
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Minimum
Hit Dice
32d10
16d10
8d10
4d10
2d10
1d10
1/2 d10
1/4 d10
Slam
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Bite 1
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
Claw
2d8
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Gore
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
If a Bite attack is an Animals primary and only form of attack, the attack is treated as a two-handed attack dealing 1.5 STR damage.
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Construct
A construct is an artificially constructed creature, such as a
robot. Before the Exodus, man created technical marvels
that did nearly any task that humanity could
accomplish from building and cleaning to war.
Some of these creations survived the EMP of
the nuclear explosions and are used by man
in the wasteland. Some constructs have
also evolved or gone rogue under a strict
set of directives that they follows.
Hit Die: d12.
Base Attack Bonus: CR +0.5

Saving Throws: CR 0.5
Skill Points: None, unless programmed

(programmed 2 + 2 per Hit Dice).
Feats: None, unless programmed (programmed 1 per 4 Hit Dice).
Constructs Traits:
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Constructs are not proficient with weapons or armor unless programmed.
Ability Scores: Constructs have no Constitution score and usually no Intelligence, Wisdom, or Charisma scores,
instead following a directive of commands.
Extra Hit Points: Constructs gain extra hit points according to size, as shown on chart below.
Darkvision: Most constructs have darkvision (60 feet).
Immunities: Constructs are immune to mind-influencing effects and to poison, sleep, paralysis, stunning, disease,
and any effect that requires a Fortitude save unless the effect also works on objects or is harmless. They are not
subject to critical hits, nonlethal damage, ability damage, or the effects of massive damage.
Repairable: Constructs cannot heal damage on their own but can be repaired using the Repair skill. A successful
Repair check (DC 30) heals 1d10 points of damage to a construct, and each check represents 1 hour of work. A
construct reduced to 0 hit points is immediately destroyed and cannot be repaired.
Size
Colossal
Gargantuan
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
Fine
1
Str
50
41
33
25
17
13
9
5
3
Dex
8
8
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
Ability Scores
Con Int 1 Wis
Constructs
Cha
Minimum
Hit Dice
64d12
32d12
16d12
8d12
4d12
2d12
1d12
1/2 d12
1/4 d12
Bonus
Hit Points
160
80
40
20
10
5
Slam
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Bite
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Claw
2d8
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Gore
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Most constructs are programmed to follow a directive of commands. However, some constructs are fitted with an Artificial Intelligence processor granting them an
Intelligence score.
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Humanoid
A humanoid usually has two arms, two legs, and one head,
or a humanlike torso, arms, and head. A humanoid has few
or no extraordinary abilities. Humanoids are creatures that
dont fit into a playable character race, such as a Sasquatch.
Very few humanoids exist in Exodus, but those that do are
unique. Most humanoids are the creation of old Military
program failures (such as the Symbiote program) or just
plain old Mad Science experiments.
Hit Die: d8.
Base Attack Bonus: +0 CR
Saving Throws: +0 CR (Fortitude)
Skill Points: (6+Int modifier) +2 per Hit Dice.

Feats: 1 +1 feat per 4 Hit Dice.
Talents: 1
Humanoid Traits:
Size: Humanoids range from Small to Large, however some
mutations may make them huge (like King Hippo).
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Humanoids with

more than 1 Hit Die receive one bonus feat selected from the
following list: Archaic Weapons Proficiency, Brawl, Simple
Weapons Proficiency, Power Attack, Track, Weapon Finesse,
or Weapon Focus.
Keen Sight: Humanoids accustomed to living underground

may have darkvision with a range of 60 feet, low-light vision,
or both (as noted in their entries).
Humanoids
Size
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
1
2
Str
29
21
13
9
Dex
12
14
16
18
Ability Scores
Con Int 1 Wis 1
21 312 1215
17 312 1215
13 312 1215
11 312 1215
Cha 1
314
314
314
314
Minimum
Hit Dice
8d8
4d8
2d8
1d8
Slam2
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
Humanoids have a variance of mental ability score that range from animalistic to human levels of comprehension.
Unarmed attacks qualify as slam attacks that deal lethal or nonlethal damage.
Bite
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d4
Claw
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
Gore
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
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Creature
Types
Plant
A plant is a vegetable creature that can be found in soil

or bodies of water. Plant life after the Exodus was nearly
eradicated with the exception of some weeds that mutated
into dangerous plants. The only plant life to survive was
in the underground bunkers and fallout shelters that man
cultivated in gardens to survive. Some of these plants have
been transplanted into the wasteland, but few survive in the
contaminated soil.
Hit Die: d8.
Base Attack Bonus: 0.5 CR
Good Saving Throws: 0.25 CR (Fortitude and Will)

Skill Points: None.
Feats: None.
Plant Traits:
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Plants are proficient
with their natural weapons only. They are not proficient
with armor.
Ability Scores: Plants usually have no Intelligence score;

however some have evolved, becoming sentient.
Immunities: Plants are immune to sleep, paralysis,

stunning, and mind-affecting effects. They are not subject
to critical hits or the effects of massive damage.
Low-Light Vision: Plants with visual sensory organs have

low-light vision.
Blindsight: Plants without visual sensory organs have

blindsight with a range of 60 feet.
Size
Colossal
Gargantuan
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
Fine
1
2
3
Str
47
39
31
23
15
11
7
3
1
Dex
Plants
Ability Scores
Con Int 2 Wis
28
14
24
14
20
14
16
14
12
14
10
14
10
14
10
14
10
14
Cha 3
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
212
Minimum
Hit Dice
32d8
16d8
4d8
2d8
1d8
1/2 d8
1/4 d8
1/8 d8
1/16 d8
Slam
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Most plants are immobile, having no Dexterity. A few species of plants have developed modes of movement.
Most plants are mindless. However, some plants evolved to a sentient species.
Plants have a variance of Charisma to reflex the appearance of their species.
Bite
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Claw
2d8
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Gore
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
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Wasteland
Bestiary
Vermin
This creature type includes insects, arachnids, other arthropods, worms, and similar invertebrates.
The wasteland is filled with vermin of all type. In fact vermin thrive in the wasteland, outnumbering
humans by millions to one.
Hit Die: d8.
Base Attack Bonus: 0.5 CR
Saving Throws: +0 CR (Fortitude)

Skill Points: 4 + 2 per Hit Dice.
Feats: None.
Vermin Traits:
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Vermin are proficient with their natural weapons only.
They are not proficient with armor.
Ability Scores: Vermin have no Intelligence score.
Potent Venom: Medium-size or larger poisonous vermin get a bonus to the save DC of their
poison based on their size, as follows: Medium-size +2, Large +4, Huge +6, Gargantuan +8, Colossal
+10. Typical a vermins poison damage equals the same as their Slam attack value.
Darkvision: Most vermin with visual sensory organs have darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Blindsight: Most vermin without visual sensory organs have blindsight with a range of 60 feet.
Immunities: Vermin are immune to mind-affecting effects.
Resistance to Massive Damage: Vermin gain a +5 species bonus on Fortitude saves to negate
the effects of massive damage.
Size
Colossal
Gargantuan
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
Fine
Str
47
39
31
23
15
11
7
3
1
Vermin
Ability Scores
Dex Con Int Wis
8
26
13
8
22
13
10
18
13
12
14
13
14
10
13
16
8
13
18
8
13
20
8
13
22
8
13
Cha
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Minimum
Hit Dice
32d8
16d8
8d8
4d8
2d8
1 d8
1/2 d8
1/4 d8
1/16 d8
Slam
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
1
Bite
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Claw
2d8
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Gore
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
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Creature
Vermin,
Types
Radioactive
Radioactive Vermin includes insects, arachnids, other arthropods,

worms, and similar invertebrates that have mutated due to the
radioactive fallout from the Great War. These vermin have grown to
giant-sized versions of the normal creatures. Unlike other invertebrates,
these creatures can force air in and out of their bodies, breathing in a
manner that means their larger bodies will not starve for oxygen.
Hit Die: d10
Base Attack Bonus: +0 CR
Saving Throws: +0.5 CR (Fortitude)

Skill Points: 4 + 2 per Hit Dice.
Feats: None.
Radioactive Vermin Traits:

Weapon and Armor Proficiency: Radioactive Vermin are proficient
with their natural weapons only. They are not proficient with armor.
Ability Scores: Radioactive Vermin have no Intelligence score.
Darkvision: Radioactive vermin with visual sensory organs have

darkvision with a range of 60 feet.
Blindsight: Radioactive vermin without visual sensory organs have

blindsight with a range of 60 feet.
Immunities: Radioactive Vermin are immune to mind-affecting effects

and harmful effect of radiation.
Potent Venom: Medium-size or larger poisonous vermin get a bonus

to the save DC of their poison based on their size, as follows: Mediumsize +4, Large +6, Huge +8, Gargantuan +10, Colossal +12. Typical a
radioactive vermins poison damage equals the same as their Slam
attack value.
Radioactive Strike: Radioactive vermin exude radiation from their
bodies. Any successful hit that deals damage also deals an equal amount
of radiation damage (RAD).
Resistance to Massive Damage: Radioactive Vermin gain a +5

species bonus on Fortitude saves to negate the effects of massive
damage.
Radioactive Vermin
Size
Colossal
Gargantuan
Huge
Large
Medium-size
Small
Tiny
Diminutive
Fine
Str
47
39
31
23
15
11
7
3
1
Ability Scores
Dex Con Int Wis
8
26
13
8
22
13
10
18
13
12
14
13
14
10
13
16
8
13
18
8
13
20
8
13
22
8
13
Cha
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
Minimum HD
32d10
16d10
8d10
4d10
2d10
1 d10
1/2 d10
1/4 d10
1/16 d10
Slam
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Bite
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Claw
2d8
2d6
2d4
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
Gore
4d6
2d8
2d6
1d8
1d6
1d4
1d3
1d2
1
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CHALLENGE
RATINGS
and
EVOLUTION
The following section details the breakdown of
determining a Challenge Rating (CR) of a particular
creature from creation. Each selection ties in with the
Creature Type as detailed above. Additionally some
tables below contain an Evolution column. Under
most creature statistics tables they have the ability to
Evolve to become a larger and more powerful breed
of the base creature. Evolution details the numeric
changes to hit dice, physical statistics, size, speed,
and changes to the base CR. Use the following chart
and formulae to determine the new CR of a creature
when evolving or when creating new creatures to
challenge your players.
CREATURE
BUILDING
Creature creation is an important part of any OGL
compatible role-playing game, as it allows the Overseer to
alter and create new and unique creatures as well as nonplayer characters for the player characters to encounter and
overcome. The following sections detail the creation and
building of a creature from determining Challenge Rating
(CR) and Combat Encounter Level (CEL) suitable in the
Exodus world to the value of Experience (XP) Earned from
defeating said created creature.
Step 1: Concept
The first step of creating an Exodus creature is the concept.
First, select the type of creature (see the Creature Type
section). Creature Type determines fixed Ability Scores and
common Species Traits associated with a particular type.
Second, assign a physical description and, if needed, an
ecology to the creature.
Step 2: Determining the CR of the Concept

Once the concept of the creature is imagined, the next step of
the creature building process is to determine Size, Hit Dice
(HD), Speed (SPD), Base Attack Bonus (BAB), and Special
Qualities (SQ) of the creature. Each of these traits adds a
fixed number to the base of CR 0 to the creatures total CR
and are detailed in the section Challenge Rating.
Step 2-1: Select a Creature Type
A creature type must be chosen to determine the Base
CR of the creature. The Base CR is already factored
into the trait abilities of the Creature Type but not
any additional CR adjustments as detailed in the Steps
below.
Step 2-2: Size
Select a size for the creature and add the CR to the Base
CR from Step 2-1. Swarms are considered the size of
their Fighting Space (example: A Flock of Seagulls is a
huge swarm, making them a huge creature for purposes
of CR).
Step 2-3: Hit Dice

Select a Die Type and determine the base Hit Dice and
add the CR to the adjusted CR from Step 2-2. Each Hit
Die contributes of the die type + 0.5 Hit Points. The
total of all Hit Points contributed in this way is rounded
down, if necessary, and is the creatures total Hit Points
(example: A 4 HD creature with a d8 die receives 4.5 hit
points per HD, totaling 18hp.)
Step 2-4: Speed
Select a base speed for the creature and add it to the
adjusted CR from Step 2-3. Creatures with additional
methods of movement are covered under Evolution and
Species Traits which alters the CR slightly.
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Step 2-5: Base Attack
Select a Base Attack Progression for the
creature. Each Creature Type is listed with a CR
adjustment, add the adjustment to the CR from
Step 2-4. A different Base Attack Progression can
be selected instead of the typical creature type
listed to reflect a more or less powerful version
of the creature.
Step 2-6: Saving Throws

Select a Saving Throw Progression for the
creature. Each Creature Type is listed with a CR
adjustment, add the adjustment to the CR from
Step 2-5. A different Saving Throw Progression
can be selected instead of the typical creature
type listed to reflect a more or less powerful
version of the creature.
Bestiary
Step 2-7: Species and Evolution Traits
Select any additional Evolution and Species Traits to
add to the creature and add the selected CR values to
the Adjusted CR from Step 2-6. Round the result to the
closest whole number to determine the final CR of the
creature.
Step 3: Creating the Concept

Once the concept has been created, with all of the property
traits selected, implant all of the information into a statistics
block or statistics table, followed by a description of Species
Traits and Special Qualities. A Statistics block follows the
layout shown in the Examples below. For a Statistics table
consult the creature entries later in this book.
Examples:
NPC Creature with Class Levels
Trans-Genetic Mutant Behemoth (CR 5)

Aggressive 3; Large Mutant Human; HD 5d12+31+9; hp 78; Mas 28; Init -1; Spd 25 ft.; Defense 10, touch
8, flat-footed 8 (+2 def, -1 Dex, 1 size), PDR 5; BAB +4; Grap +21; Atk +12 melee (3d4+9); FS 5 ft. by 5 ft.;
Reach 10 ft.; SV Fort +13, Ref +0, Will +0; Str 28, Dex 9, Con 22, Int 4, Wis 8, Cha 6.
Background: None.
Occupation: None.
Feats: Blind Fight, Exotic Weapon Proficiency (railroad tie), Improved Threshold (x2), Power Attack,
Toughness (x2).
Languages: None.
Skills: Tumble +3.
Traits: Big and Dumb, Physically Fit
Talents: Damage Reduction, Improved Damage Reduction, Remain Conscious.
Racial Ability: Powerful Build (see Trans-Genetic Mutant in the EXS for ability description)
Creature
Worker Ant, Giant (CR )

Small radioactive vermin; HD 2d8+0; hp 9; Mas 10; Init +1; Spd 30 ft.; Defense 17, touch 13, flat-footed
16 (+1 size, +1 Dex, +5 natural); BAB +1; Grap 4; Atk +1 melee (bite 1d6); Full Atk +1 melee (bite 1d6);
FS 5 ft. by 5 ft.; Reach 5 ft.; SQ Darkvision, heavy load, immune to radiation, natural climber, stability; SV
Fort +3, Ref +1, Will +1; Str 10, Dex 12, Con 10, Int , Wis 12, Cha 6.
Skills: Climb +15, Search +14
Advancement: 3 6 HD (small), 7 12 (medium)
Species Traits
Darkvision (Ex): Giant ants have 120 ft. darkvision.
Heavy Load: Giant ants can carry, drag, or push ten times its normal load.
Immune to Radiation: Giant ants are immune to the harmful effects of radiation.
Stability: Due to its multiple legs; a giant ant gains a +6 bonus to oppose bull rush and trip attempts.
Skill Bonuses: Giant ants receive a +8 species bonus on Climb checks. They use their Dexterity modifier
for Climb checks.
Bonus Feat: Giant ants gain the bonus feat Weapon Focus (bite).
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Creature
Creature Type
Creature Type
Speed
CR
Construct
Swarm
+1.9
+0.4
Speed CR
The base CR of a creature is determined by selecting the

Creature Type that most closely matches the creature or
concept if building a new creature. The seven Creature
Types presented above lists a Base CR rating for Base Attack
Bonus and Saving Throws. Constructs and Swarms have
several immunities and traits not common to the normal
creature type and are figured in the adjoining chart.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60+
Size
Size determines how big or a small the creature is and

determines the Fighting Space (FS) and reach, if any beyond
the FS. Evolutions of size advance the physical abilities of
the creature. This advancement of CR and physical stats is
cumulative with each size advancement.
Size
Building
Attack/
CR Defense Grapple Hide
FS(reach)
Modifier Modifier Modifier
2
1.5
1
+0
+0.25
+0.5
+1
Speed determines the maximum

movement of the creature during
a movement action and measures
distance in feet. Two-legged creatures
usually have a speed of 30, while fourlegged creatures usually possess a speed
of 40. Some creatures may move a little
slower or a little faster altering their CR,
as denoted in the adjoining table.
Evolution1
Fine
5
+8
16
+16
1/256ft.sq.
Diminutive 4
+4
12
+12
1/16ft.sq.2
+2STR
Tiny
3
+2
8
+8
ft.sq.2
+4STR,2DEX
Small
2
+1
4
+4
5ft.sq.
+4STR,2DEX,+2CON,+1NaturalArmor
Medium
1
+0
+0
+0
5ft.sq.
+4STR,2DEX,+4CON,+1NaturalArmor
Large
+0
1
+4
4
10ft.sq.(10ft.) +8STR,2DEX,+4CON,+1NaturalArmor
Huge
+1
2
+8
8
15ft.sq.(15ft.) +8STR,2DEX,+4CON,+1NaturalArmor
Gargantuan +2
4
+12
12
20ft.sq.(20ft.) +8STR,+4CON,+1NaturalArmor
Colossal
+3
8
+16
16
25ft.sq.(25ft.) +8STR,+4CON,+1NaturalArmor
1EvolutionAbilityStatsandNaturalArmorarecumulativewitheachSizeadvancement.
2Thissizedcreaturehasnoreachandmusttouchatargetinordertomakeanattackroll(whichprovokesanattackofopportunity),unlessaspecial
qualitystatesotherwise.AdditionallyanumberofthesecreaturesthatequalFS1canoccupya5ft.footsquarewithoutsqueezingintothesquare.
Hit Dice
Base Attack Bonus (BAB)
DiceType CR
HitDice
D4
D6
D8
D10
D12
ofdietype +0.06
ofdietype +0.12
1+
+0.25
2
1
+0
+0.25
+0.5
CR/HD
Hit Dice, much like Character Levels, determines the Level of

the monster in terms of Hit Dice, which in turn determines
the progression of Base Attack Bonus and Saving Throws
of the creature as detailed below. Each Creature Type has
a base die type (d4, d6, d8, d10, or d12) associated with its
species that determines a base CR. Additionally, the number
of Hit Dice determines the CR adjustment of the creature,
as noted on the adjoining table. Evolution of a creatures
Hit Dice is listed in the creatures statistics table if the base
creature can evolve. The creatures CR only changes if its
HD equals or exceeds a HD base number on the adjoining
table.
This is the creatures base attack bonus and determines the

base number of attacks it receives at a particular Hit Dice.
When a creature gains a +6 BAB through one of the Base
Attack Bonus options or Class Level, it then gains a secondary
attack starting at +1 (BAB +6/+1) which increases with
each addition to the BAB (example BAB +7/+2). At +11 BAB
(+11/+6/+1) and +16 BAB (+16/+11/+6/+1) the creature
gains a third and fourth attack with the same progression.
For creatures with natural attacks, the secondary attacks
are always made from their primary attack source.
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BaseAttackBonus
Animal
Humanoid
Species
Radioactive
Vermin
Vermin
HitDice CR0.5
CR+0
1
+0
+0
2
+0
+1
3
+1
+2
4
+1
+3
5
+2
+3
6
+2
+4
7
+3
+5
8
+4
+6/+1
9
+4
+6/+1
10
+5
+7/+2
11
+5
+8/+3
12
+6/+1
+9/+4
13
+6/+1
+9/+4
14
+7/+2
+10/+5
15
+7/+2
+11/+6/+1
16
+8/+3
+12/+7/+2
17
+8/+3
+12/+7/+2
18
+9/+4
+13/+8/+3
19
+9/+4
+14/+9/+4
20
+10/+5 +15/+10/+5
Plant
Construct
Mutated
Animal
CR+0.5
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
+6/+1
+7/+2
+8/+3
+9/+4
+10/+5
+11/+6/+1
+12/+7/+2
+13/+8/+3
+14/+9/+4
+15/+10/+5
+16/+11/+6/+1
+17/+12/+7/+2
+18/+13/+8/+3
+19/+14/+9/+4
+20/+15/+10/+5
Bestiary
The BAB columns listed are not set in stone for a
particular Creature Type, but recommended for the
average wasteland creature. The Overseer may choose
to tweak a creatures BAB from the base Creature Type to
increase or reduce efficiency in combat.
As a general rule only constructs (programmed for war),
humanoids, or sentient creatures with low or above
Intelligence (7+) gain secondary or more progressive
attacks. An Overseer can make exceptions for overly
aggressive opponents such as the Meatclaw, found under
Lizards later in the book.
Saving Throws
Creatures have three saving throws (Fortitude, Reflex, and

Will), each with different progression options as detailed
in the table below. The Overseer chooses his creature save
options upon creation according to the chart below, with
each of the three saves designated by him as corresponding
to one of the Save columns. Once the Save option is chosen,
the creature follows this Save progression per Hit Dice. The
columns listed below are not set in stone for a particular
Creature Type, but recommended for the average wasteland
creature. Additional columns are listed below to allow the
Overseer to tweak a creatures Saving Throws from the
base Creature Type saves to increase or reduce efficiency in
combat or other challenges.
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Creature
Building
Example: A creature taking Option 2 takes for Save 1 (Fortitude), for Save 2 (Will), and for Save 3 (Reflex). This
option is now fixed for the creature as denoted in the choice of column pick per level.
SavingThrow
Species
Hit
Dice
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
+0
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
Bad
Humanoid
Plant
Vermin
0.25CR
+0CR
Construct
1CR
+0
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
Animal
0.5CR
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
+7
+0 +0 +1
+0 +0 +2
+1 +1 +2
+1 +1 +2
+1 +1 +3
+2 +2 +3
+2 +2 +4
+2 +2 +4
+3 +3 +4
+3 +3 +5
+3 +3 +5
+4 +4 +6
+4 +4 +6
+4 +4 +6
+5 +5 +7
+5 +5 +7
+5 +5 +8
+6 +6 +8
+6 +6 +8
+6 +6 +9
Average
+0
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
+1 +1
+2 +2
+2 +2
+2 +2
+3 +3
+3 +3
+4 +4
+4 +4
+4 +4
+5 +5
+5 +5
+5 +5
+6 +6
+6 +6
+6 +6
+7 +7
+7 +7
+7 +8
+8 +8
+8 +8
Good
+0
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
+0 +2
+0 +3
+1 +3
+1 +4
+1 +4
+2 +5
+2 +5
+2 +6
+3 +6
+3 +7
+3 +7
+4 +8
+4 +8
+4 +9
+5 +9
+5 +10
+5 +10
+6 +11
+6 +11
+6 +12
Better
Mutated
Animal
Radioactive
Vermin
+0.5CR
+1CR
+0
+0
+1
+1
+1
+2
+2
+2
+3
+3
+3
+4
+4
+4
+5
+5
+5
+6
+6
+6
+1 +2 +1 +1 +1
+2 +3 +2 +2 +2
+2 +3 +2 +2 +2
+2 +4 +2 +2 +2
+3 +4 +3 +3 +3
+3 +5 +3 +3 +3
+4 +5 +4 +4 +4
+4 +6 +4 +4 +4
+4 +6 +4 +4 +4
+5 +7 +5 +5 +5
+5 +7 +5 +5 +5
+6 +8 +6 +6 +6
+6 +8 +6 +6 +6
+6 +9 +7
+7
+7
+7 +9 +7
+7
+7
+7 +10 +8 +8 +8
+8 +10 +8 +8 +8
+8 +11 +9
+9
+9
+8 +11 +9
+9
+9
+9 +12 +10 +10 +10
Great
Awesome
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Bestiary
Evolution and Species Traits
Some creatures have Special Attacks or Qualities beyond their Creature

Type as detailed below. The simple abilities common to species traits
are listed under Creature Type and have no relevant reflection on the
CR Build as it is already reflected in Step 2-1 above. Special Attacks or
Qualities that grant a creature bonus attacks, damage reduction, enhanced
attacks or damage, immunities, improved defenses, and so on alter the
creatures CR. Consult the chart below for a full breakdown of Evolution
and Species Traits by quality.
EvolutionandSpeciesTraits
Traits
CR
AbilityScores
IncreasetoCreatureTypestats
Mindless(INT0)
Attacks
BonustoAttackRoll1
Bonus/ExtraAttack1
BreatheWeapon
Constrict
Damage2
Disease3
ImprovedGrab
Poison3
Pounce
RadioactiveStrike
Rake/Rend
StatusEffect
SwallowWhole
TailSweep
Trample
+0.2/point
1
+0.2/+1toattack
+0.4
+0.2
+0.01/pointofaveragedamage
+0.01/pointofaveragefullattackdamage
PrimaryDamage+0.4/pointofaverageabilitydamage
SecondaryDamage+0.2/pointofaverageabilitydamage
+0.2
+0.2
+0.01/pointofaverageRADdamage
+0.5
+0.5
1DonotaddtoCRvalueiftheextraattackisgainedthroughafeat,talent,ortrait.
2Thedamageacreaturedealsisbasedonitsfullattackaverage(withSTR,butbeforemodifiedbyfeats,talents,ortraits).
3Ifastatuseffectresultsinsteadofabilitydamage,usethestatuseffectCRinstead.
Defense
Equipment/NaturalArmor4
DamageReduction
Hardness
+0.1/point
+0.1/pointofDR
+0.1/point
4OnlycountNaturalArmoroutsideofbonusesprovidedbyCreatureTypeorSize.
Equipment
EquipmentPossessed
+0.01/100steeltimesHD
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EvolutionandSpeciesTraits
Traits
CR
GeneralTraits
AbilityScores
IncreasetoCreatureTypestats
+0.2/point
Blindsense
+0.2
Blindsight
+0.2
Mindless(INT0)
1
Darkvision
+0.2
Attacks
Distraction
+0.5
1
BonustoAttackRoll
+0.2/+1toattack
FearAura
+0.5
1
Bonus/ExtraAttack
+0.4
5
Feat
+0.1
BreatheWeapon
+0.2
FrightfulPresence
+0.5
Constrict
LowLightVision
+0.1
2
Damage
+0.01/pointofaveragefullattackdamage
Scent
+0.2
3
Disease
Stability
+0.4
SkillBonus
+0.02/skillpoint
ImprovedGrab
+0.2
63
Talent
+0.5
Poison
Trained(HandleAnimal)
+0.5
Trick(HandleAnimal)
+0.1/trick
Pounce
+0.2
Tremorsense
+0.1
RadioactiveStrike
+0.01/pointofaverageRADdamage
5ACreaturecannothavemorethanofitsHitDiceinbonusorextraFeatsoutsideofbonusesprovidedbyCreatureType.
Rake/Rend
+0.5
6ACreaturecannothavemorethanofitsHitDiceinbonusTalentsoutsideofbonusesprovidedbyCreatureType.
StatusEffect
+0.5
Immunities
SwallowWhole
Bullrush/Grappled/Tripped
+0.3
TailSweep
CannotbeFlanked
+0.2
Trample
1
CriticalHits/MassiveDamage
+0.5
DonotaddtoCRvalueiftheextraattackisgainedthroughafeat,talent,ortrait.
2
Thedamageacreaturedealsisbasedonitsfullattackaverage(withSTR,butbeforemodifiedbyfeats,talents,ortraits).
Disease
+0.2
3Ifastatuseffectresultsinsteadofabilitydamage,usethestatuseffectCRinstead.
EnergyResistance
+0.5(totalimmunity)or0.02/point
Defense
MassiveDamageResistance
+0.01/point
4
MindAffectingEffects
+0.5
Equipment/NaturalArmor
+0.1/point
DamageReduction
+0.1/pointofDR
Poison
+0.2
Hardness
+0.1/point
Radiation
+1(totalimmunity)or+0.1/250RAD
4
OnlycountNaturalArmoroutsideofbonusesprovidedbyCreatureTypeorSize.
Sleep/Paralysis/Stun
+0.3
WeaponResistance
+0.6
Equipment
EquipmentPossessed
+0.01/100steeltimesHD
Movement
Burrow
+0.2
Climb
+0.2
Flight
+0.2
Swim
+0.2
Vulnerabilities
CannotHealNaturally
1
LightSensitivity
0.1
Vulnerabilitytoanenergyattack
0.5
Vulnerabilitytoanattacktype
0.5
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ENCOUNTER
LEVELS
Combat Encounter Level (CEL)

CombatEncounterLevels
CEL
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
NumberofCreaturesofsameCR
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2 3
1 1 2 3
2 1 1 2 3
3 2 1 1 2 3
4 3 2 1 1 2
5 4 3 2 1 1
6 5 4 3 2 1
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5
13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6
14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9
17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11
19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12
10
3
2
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
A Combat Encounter Level is the overall challenge of

an encounter designed by the Overseer, whether it is
overcoming an obstacle or defeating creatures in combat.
This section will detail Combat Encounter Levels designed
for four Exodus player characters.
When determining the challenge for the characters, the
Challenge Rating (CR) of a single creature equals the Combat
Encounter Level. When there are multiple creatures or
situation factors, the combat encounter level increases or
decreases, as detailed in the Overseer Guidebook. Use the
adjoining table to determine the Combat Encounter Level
to set up a combat encounter with NPC or creatures of the
same CR.
Creatures with class levels, usually limited to humanoids

and programmed military robots, add their class levels
to their creature CR 1 to get their new CR total. Human
combatants add their class levels together to determine
their base CR, while Bio-Genetic Mutants, Ghls, and
Symbiotic Mutants add their class levels +.25 to determine
their CR. Trans-Genetic Mutants add their class levels +.5 to
determine their CR.
Some situations place multiple combatants of different
Challenge Ratings in a single Combat Encounter, which uses
a different formula to determine the Combat Encounter
Level. When determining a mixed CR to make a CEL, take
the highest creature or NPC CR and add +1 CR, then take the
average level of all other combatants (rounding down) and
add it to the CR to get the total CEL rating for the encounter.
Also add +1 CR for every 4 combatants beyond the first 4.
Example: A 5th level aggressive class human (CR 5)
with three trained dogs (CR 1) equals 5 + 1 + 1 CR
total to make a 7 CEL.
Environmental situations may increase or decrease the

Combat Encounter Level based on a number of favorable
advantages or disadvantages. Whenever the situation of
an environment favors one side of the combat such as 1/2
cover or more, or a reduction of movement, it adds +1 CEL
to the encounter if it is in the opponents favor, 1 CEL if it
is in the player characters favor. The rule made simple: if
there are multiple environment situations, add +1 CEL for
each situation. Should both combatants encounter the same
environmental situations, then there is no CEL adjustment,
as neither party is gaining an advantage.
Example: The player characters leave a building and
are ambushed by a group of mercenaries that use a
smoke bomb to obscure the characters vision. The
smoke bombs duration will last the entire, or most
of, the combat encounter, giving the mercenaries
an advantage of picking off any players that emerge
from the smoke increasing the CEL by +1. However,
should the players retreat into the building and
take cover until the smoke bomb clears the CEL
does not increase putting the playing field back to
normal. Should the players use some nearby ruins
for cover against the advancing mercenaries, the
players then have the advantage reducing the CEL
by 1.
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Setting up a Combat Encounter
Combat is only a portion of the challenge the characters must face while adventuring in the wasteland.
Other challenges, such as environmental dangers and skill-based challenges in the wasteland are detailed
in the Overseers Guide. It is recommended that the total of all EL challenges not exceed 4 times the
Average Party Level, as detailed below.
Average Party Level (APL): To determine APL, add together all of the player character levels
including any animals CR (that is not an Advanced Class feature) or NPCs that are aiding the
characters, and divide by the number of characters, assisting creatures, and NPC to determine the APL
of the group. APL plays a factor in the number of Creature XP earned, and represents the challenge
presented by the group.
Challenging the players can be a difficult balancing act based on the genetic makeup of the group. The
following chart details the levels of challenge that the character can face and the expected outcome of an
average combat encounter.
Difference
3
2
1
0
+1
+2
+3
+4
+5
Challenge
None
VeryEasy
Easy
Normal
Difficult
Hard
Extreme
Deadly
Fatal
APLvs.CEL
Outcome
Noinjuries
Minorinjuriesifany
Someminorinjuries
Minortomoderateinjuries
Moderateinjuries,expectonecharactertofallunconscious
Moderateinjuries,onecharactermayperish
Criticalinjuries,multiplecharactersmayperish
Criticalinjuries,mostcharacterswillperish
Fatalinjuries,allcharactersshouldperish
CREATURE
EXPERIENCE
Creature Experience (XP) is a reward player characters receive when a creature encounter is defeated. All
XP earned goes toward a character race level as detailed in the revised EXSG. Exodus uses a different
form of experience than the 3/3.5 D&D Dungeon Masters Guide or d20 Modern Core Rulebooks (the
experience mechanic in these two core rulebooks may be used in place of what is presented below).
Each creature in Exodus has an experience value listed in the creatures statistic block entry. The
formula for new creations and evolved creatures is the same.
Creature XP = CEL (plus/minus difference of APL) times total HP of the creatures or NPCs
Example 1: Four player characters, of 1st level (APL 1), are attacked by a group of four mediumsized canines (CEL 4), while exploring the wasteland. The characters are successful in defeating
the canines (13 hp) in combat. The canines experience point value for the encounter equals
(4 CEL plus (4 CEL 1 APL) times (13 hp times 4 creatures)) 4+3 x 52 = 364 XP gained for the
characters to split.
Example 2: Four player characters, of 14th level (APL 14), are attacked by a Meatclaw Lizard
(CEL/CR 12) while exploring a radioactive toxic waste dump (CEL +1). The characters manage
to defeat the Meatclaw (115 hp) in combat. The combat experience points value for the
encounter equals (13 minus 1 times 115) 1380 XP gained for the characters to split.
When gaining Experience Points, all characters that are actively involved in the conflict receive an
equal spilt of the XP. This is done by dividing the total number of XP earned by the number of
characters figured into the APL.
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This chapter serves to provide an Overseer with a wide
variety of nasty creatures with which to populate the
Wastelands. Aside from dozens and dozens of ready-made
creatures, there are also templates and new creature types
that an Overseer can use to create unique monsters or beef
up existing creatures. The critters detailed below are all
suitable for a campaign set in the deep wastes or urban
ruins of the Exodus world. The Overseer is encouraged to
pick and choose from among these entries in order to create
a set of creatures that is both appropriate to the level of the
player characters and consistent with the mood, style, and
theme of your Exodus campaign.
ALIEN
Physical Description
PROBE
An alien probe is a strange looking device of unknown

origin. These probes consist of a shiny metal sphere about
two feet in diameter with two short antennae protruding
from the sides. They hover roughly 6 to 8 feet off of the
ground and make low beeps and crackling static noises.
Ecology
AlienProbe(CR6)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats(2)
Evolution
SmallConstruct
8d12+5
57
+13
Fly400ft(perfect)
24(+4armor,+9Dex,+1size)
20
11
+7
+3
Shock+17rangedtouch
(2d6electricity)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Actiniclight(DC14)
Construct
Darkvision60ft.
Shock
SupersonicSpeed
Fort,Ref+13,Will
Str5,Dex28,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
Search+8,
Spot+8
Dodge,
ImprovedInitiative
None
It is unlikely that these machines are really of alien origin;

but then again, no one can say for sure where they really
came from. The probes seem to be generally focused on
studying human beings. Alien probes reportedly scan
targets at random with their actinic light. This device can be
encountered almost anywhere and it returns to its elusive
creators after completing an assigned task.
Species Traits
Actinic Light: An alien probe can produce an extremely

bright, blue-white light covering a 5 foot area up to a range
of 60 feet away. This light is not so much an attack form as
a means by which the creature gathers data. Nevertheless,
exposure to the effect can cause mild discomfort or even
harm to carbon-based life forms. A creature within the area
of the light takes 1d4 points of energy (fire) damage and
is nauseated for 1d4 rounds; a successful Reflex save DC
14 halves the damage and negates the nauseating effect.
A creature that fails the saving throw by 5 or more is also
paralyzed for 1d4 minutes. A creature that fails the save
by 10 or more experiences hallucinations, and becomes
paralyzed for 1d4 hours.
Construct: An alien probe is immune to mind-influencing
effects and to poison, sleep, paralysis, stunning, disease, and
any effect that requires a Fortitude save unless the effect
also works on objects or is harmless. They are not subject
to critical hits, nonlethal damage, ability damage, or the
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effects of massive damage.
Darkvision: An alien probe has darkvision with a range

of 60 feet.
Shock: With a successful ranged touch attack, an alien
probe can deal 2d6 points of electricity damage.
Supersonic Speed: At will, an alien probe can shift into

an accelerated mode of travel that exceeds supersonic
speed. Its fly speed changes to 4,000 feet (good). It
can maintain this increased speed for up to 6 hours
per day, though it need not use the entire duration
at once.
ANT,
GIANT
Like many of the critters left out to burn in the

nuclear exchange of 2012, ants evolved and mutated
into monstrously large versions of their former
selves. The giant ants appearance and behavior is
much like their pre-war selves, they are just much
bigger now. As such, people appear to be more
food-sized than before. The swarms of giant
ants that can be found in the Wasteland are truly
terrifying.
WorkerAnt,Giant(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Like their diminutive cousins, giant ants live in highly

organized and efficient societies. There is a distinct
division of labor between the warriors, food scavengers,
tunnel builders, and nursery caretakers. The queen ant
spends her life laying eggs and producing an endless
stream of young to keep the colony healthy. Giant ant
colonies inhabit vast tunnel complexes that often include
anthills towering one hundred feet in the air like artificial
mountains.
While these creatures are not very formidable as

individuals, one almost never encounters a single giant
ant. Typically giant ants will be found in scavenging
parties of between four to two dozen individuals. Anyone
unfortunate enough to stumble upon an ant colony will
soon find themselves overwhelmed by wave after wave of
relentless warrior ants.
Species Traits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Bestiary
SmallRadioactiveVermin
2d102
8
9
+1
30ft
19(+3Dex,+5natural,+1size)
13
16
+1
3
Bite+3melee(1d4+RAD)
Seeattack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Darkvision,
HeavyLoad,
ImmunetoRadiation,
NaturalClimber,
RadioactiveStrike,
ResistancetoMAS,
Stability
Fort+2,Ref+3,Will+3
Str11,Dex16,Con8,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Climb+12
Search+4
WeaponFocus(bite)
36HD(small)
712(medium)
Darkvision: Giant ants have darkvision.
Heavy Load: Giant ants can carry, drag, or push ten times
its normal load.
Immune to Radiation: Giant ants are immune to the
harmful effects of radiation.
Natural Climber: Giant ants receive a +8 species bonus on

Climb checks. They use their Dexterity modifier for Climb
checks.
SoldierAnt,Giant(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
MediumRadioactiveVermin
4d10+0
22
10
+1
40ft
19(+3Dex,+6natural)
13
16
+3
+0
Bite+4melee(1d6+3plusRAD)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Darkvision,
HeavyLoad
ImmunetoRadiation
NaturalClimber
RadioactiveStrike
ResistancetoMAS
Stability
Fort+3,Ref+3,Will+3
Str16,Dex14,Con10,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Climb+14
Search+6
WeaponFocus(bite)
WeaponSpecialization(bite)
58HD(medium)
912HD(large)
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Radioactive Strike: Giant Ants exude radiation from their

bodies. Any successful hit that deals damage also deals an
equal amount of radiation damage (RAD).
Resistance to Massive Damage: Radioactive

Vermin gain a +5 species bonus on Fortitude saves to
negate the effects of massive damage.
Stability: Due to its multiple legs; a giant ant gains a
+6 bonus to oppose bull rush and trip attempts.
BAT
A bat is a flying mammal whose hands and forearms have

evolved into wings. Some bats are covered with under-fur
while others are naked.
Ecology
A large number of bat species are native to the American

Southwest and Mexico. These opportunistic survivors
have thrived in the vacuum created by the extinction of
other species. Bats inhabit caves, hollow tree trunks and
abandoned buildings. Among social bats, a single roost can
house as many as one million individuals. Most bats feed
on insects (favoring bloodflies) and vermin while others
eat fruit or small animals. The vampire bat drinks small
quantities of blood that are drained from large mammals.
Female bats bear one pup at a time and nurse their young
for anywhere from six weeks to four months,
BatSwarm(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
DiminutiveVerminSwarm
4d84
14
+5
Fly50ft.(good)
14(+5Dex,1size)
14
9
Swarm(Distraction)
SeeAttack
10ftsq/0ft
Distraction
Blindsight60ft.
ResistancetoMAS
SwarmTraits
Fort+3,Ref+6,Will+2
Str1,Dex20,Con8,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Listen+11
Spot+11
None
depending on the size of the bat. A mother bat can find

her offspring amidst the vast numbers of pups in a roost.
Females care for the young exclusively with no help from
the males.
Bats are not naturally aggressive, though they can cause

panic and confusion when stirred in large numbers.
Wasteland dwellers are known to hunt bats for food
(bat-kabobs). A swarm of vampire bats can be extremely
dangerous if they havent fed in a while.
VampireBatSwarm(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats
Evolution
DiminutiveVerminSwarm
6d8
27
+5
Fly50ft.(good)
14(+3Dex,+2natural,1size)
12
11
Swarm(3d6+BloodLossandDistraction)
SeeAttack
10ftsq/0ft
Bloodloss
Distraction
Blindsight60ft.
ResistancetoMassiveDamage,
SwarmTraits
Fort+6,Ref+7,Will+3
Str3,Dex20,Con12,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Listen+13
Spot+13
None
Species Traits
Blood Loss: Any

creature
that
takes
damage
from a vampire
bat swarm must
make a Fortitude
save (DC 14) or
else the target
takes 1 point
of
Constitution
damage from loss
of blood.
Blindsight:
Bats can see
by
emitting
high-frequency
sounds, inaudible
to most other
creatures,
that
allow them to
locate objects and
creatures within
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30 feet. Ultrasonic noise forces the bat to rely on its weak
vision, which has a maximum range of 5 feet.
Distraction: Any individual susceptible to the swarms

attacks who begins his round in the swarms square
must make a Fortitude saving throw (DC 15) or become
nauseated for 1 round. Complex actions when within the
swarm require a DC 16 concentration check.
Resistance to Massive Damage: A bat or vampire bat
swarm gains a +5 species bonus on Fortitude saves to
negate the effects of massive damage.
Skill Bonuses: Bat swarms receive a +4 species bonus

on Listen and Spot checks. These bonuses are lost if the
bats blindsight is negated.
Swarm Traits:
A swarm takes half damage from
cutting and piercing attacks. The swarm cannot
be tripped, grappled, or bull-rushed, nor can the
swarm grapple an opponent. It is immune to effects
that target an individual creature or a set number of
creatures. The swarm takes half again as much damage
from area effects. Swarms move freely in and out of
occupied squares and they can occupy any square. A
swarm can squeeze through any opening that is large
enough for a single member. A swarm still provokes
attacks of opportunity from movement but it cannot
make attacks of opportunity, and does not threaten
any squares.
BlackBear(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
MediumAnimal
6d8+24
51
18
+1
40ft.
16(+1Dex,+5natural)
11
15
+4
+9
Claw+9melee(1d4+5)
Claw+9melee(1d4+5)
Claw+9melee(1d4+5)
Bite+7melee(1d6+2)
10ftsq./10ft
ImprovedGrab,
LowlightVision,
Scent
Fort+7,Ref+4,Will+3
Str20,Dex12,Con18,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Climb+11,
Listen+7,
Spot+7
MultiAttack
712HD(Large)
Bestiary
BEAR
Bears are a family of creatures that are characterized

by large, fur covered bodies and short legs. These
massive beasts can weigh as much as six hundred
pounds and stand eight feet tall when reared up on
their hind legs. A bears coloration varies greatly and
can include black, brown, tan, etc.
Ecology
Bears are found throughout North America and they

are particularly common in parts of the northwest.
However, these animals can be encountered anywhere
that houses a sufficient food supply. The American
black bear and the grizzly bear are two of the more
populous species that survived the Exodus. Bears live
on an omnivorous diet that includes both fish and large
mammals. Hungry bears will invade human populated
areas to scavenge for food. Grizzlies are highly
aggressive creatures that will not flee from perceived
danger. Females guarding their young will ferociously
fall upon anyone or anything that gets too close.
Bears are solitary creatures that only get together
for a brief courtship period. Cubs remain with their
mother for as long as three years, learning to hunt and
scavenge the lands for food. The mama bear drives off
the cubs when it is time for a new breeding cycle.
GrizzlyBear(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(22)
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
8d8+40
76
20
+0
40ft.,
Swim20ft
10
14
+6
+18
Claw+13melee(1d6+8)
Claw+8melee(1d6+8)
Claw+8melee(1d6+8)
Bite+6melee(1d8+4)
10ftsq./10ft
Improvedgrab,
LowlightVision,
Scent
Fort+9,Ref+4,Will+3
Str26,Dex10,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+7,
SenseMotive+6,
Spot+7,
Swim+21
Endurance,
MultiAttack,
Run
916(Huge)
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Eagle(CR)
Bears are hunted for their meat and fur. Tribals are
known to value the teeth and claws of bears, using them
as jewelry, decorations, and weapons. A properly cured
bear skin will fetch a price of 500 steel coins in a wasteland
settlement. Skinning a bear requires a Survival check DC
22.
Species Traits
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the bear must hit with
a claw attack.
Low-Light Vision: Bears can see twice as far as a human
in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar conditions
of poor illumination. They retain the ability to distinguish
color and detail under these conditions.
Scent: This ability allows a bear to detect approaching
enemies, sniff out hidden foes, and track by sense of smell.
BIRDS OF
PREY
EAGLE
Eagles are large birds of prey with hooked beaks and

powerful, razor sharp claws. These stats can also be used
for other large raptors. These birds are typically 3 feet long
and have a wingspan of about 7 feet.
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Smallanimal
2d8+2
11
12
+2
Fly80ft.(average)
13
12
+1
3
+4melee(1d3,claw)
Claw+4melee(1d3)
Claw+4melee(1d3)
Bite1melee(1d4)
5ft.sq./5ft.
Superiorlowlightvision
Fort+3,Ref+4,Will+0
Str11,Dex14,Con12,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Hide+9,
Listen+5,
Spot+6(+14duringdaylight)
WeaponFinesse(biteandclaw)
36HD(Medium)
pigeons are plentiful game for owls and falcons and these
raptors then become prey for the eagles. Having these large
birds near human settlements is a dangerous situation.
Ruined buildings make excellent places for the eagles to
build their nests and this invites them into direct conflict
with humans. Eagles and other birds do not generally attack
humans but may become aggressive when protecting their
nesting sites. Eagle feathers are a sacred symbol among the
Tribal Nation and they are very protective of eagles within
their territory.
Species Traits
Superior Low-Light Vision: Eagles can see four times as far

as a human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar
conditions of poor illumination. They retain the ability to
distinguish color and detail under these conditions.
Skill Bonuses: Eagles gain a +8 species bonus on Spot
checks during daylight.
Ecology
Eagles and other large birds are found throughout the

Wastelands, as these creatures have thrived since the fall of
human civilization. Bald eagles live near sources of open
water as their diet consists mainly of fish. Golden eagles
feed on small mammals and may attack young goats or
other livestock.
Short food supplies sometimes drive large birds of prey

to feed on carrion and smaller birds. Scavenger birds like
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FLOCK OF
SEAGULLS
A Flock of Seagulls is roughly one hundred of more

seagulls in a scavenger party. These fowls look like
innocent individual white birds, usually roosting in close
proximity, until aroused with the promise of a meal at
which time these bird congregate becoming a massive
squalling white blur that consumes a large area,
attacking anything within the area. A Murder of Crows
uses the same statistics as the Flock of Seagulls.
FlockofSeagulls(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats
Evolution
TinyAnimalSwarm
5d8
22
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a creature with a 15-foot space. Swarms never make
attacks of opportunity, but they can provoke attacks of
opportunity.
Unlike other creatures with spacing, a swarm is

shapeable. It can occupy any twelve contiguous squares,
and it can squeeze through any space large enough to
contain one of its component creatures.
Like any swarm, a Flock of Seagulls seeks to surround
and attack any living prey it encounters. A flock deals
2d8 points of damage to any creature whose space it
occupies at the end of its move.
A Flock of Seagulls is immune to all attacks that do
not have an area of effect or blast radius damage. Normal
attacks will kill one seagull and wont damage the flock
that consists of 100 or more seagulls.
+2
Fly40ft.(average)
13(+3Dex,2size)
11
10
Swarm(2d8)
SeeAttack
15ft.sq/0
Swarm
Fort+3,Ref+6,Will+2
Str7,Dex16,Con10,
Int2,Wis13,Cha6
Listen+10
Spot+10
610HD(GargantuanSwarm)
Ecology
Seagulls are always found in groups within five

hundred miles of a large source of water. They
tend to hang around human settlements and ruins
scavenging trash heaps for meals. Seagulls are not
intimidated by humans or other animals, and will
stand their ground until the last possible moment
before taking flight. If a flock is present, they
may congregate and attack the threatening
presence instead of taking flight.
Swarm: In order to attack, a single swarm

moves into the opponents spaces, provoking
an attack of opportunity. It can occupy the
same space as a creature of any size, since it
can fly and land all over its prey, but remains
OWL
An owl is bird of prey with a distinctly flat face and dull

colored feathers. A typical owl weighs about one pound.
Ecology
These birds are found in every part of the wastelands.

Various species of owl have adapted themselves to
various environs of the wastes. Owls prey on mice,
birds, and other small animals. Some catch fish or
insects. They generally steer clear of humans but these
birds can be dangerous if spooked or their nests are
disturbed.
Owl(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Tinyanimal
d8
2
10
+4
Fly40ft.(average)
16
14
+0
10
Claw+6melee(1d21)
SeeAttack
2ft./0
Lowlightvision
Fort+1,Ref+5,Will+2
Str8,Dex18,Con10,
Int2,Wis14,Cha4
Listen+12,
MoveSilently+20,
Spot+6(+14darkness)
WeaponFinesse(claw)
1HD(Tiny);
2HD(Small);
34HD(Medium)
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Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: Owls can see twice as far as a human

Skill Bonuses: Owls receive a +8 species bonus on Listen
checks and a +14 species bonus on Move Silently checks.
They receive a +8 species bonus on Spot checks in dusk and
darkness.
RAVEN
A raven is a stark black bird weighing about four pounds.
Ecology
These scavenger birds can be found throughout the wastes

but they generally pose no threat to humans. Ravens are
omnivores that can eat almost anything from fruit and grain
to small animals, carrion and human garbage. Wild ravens
travel in mated pairs, though young birds may form small
flocks. Some people have trained ravens and other birds to
attack people or steal small objects.
Species Traits
Mimic: A Raven can mimic sounds and voice patterns.
Raven(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Tinyanimal
1/4d8
1
10
+3
Fly50ft.(average)
15(+3Dex,+2size)
15
12
+0
9
Claw+5melee(1d21)
SeeAttack
2ft./0
Fort+1,Ref+4,Will+1
Str7,Dex16,Con10,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+5,
Spot+5
WeaponFinesse(claw)
1/2HD(Small);
1HD(Mediumsize);
24HD(Large)
3
+.06
+.5
+0
.01
.25
+0
+.1
2.58
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a state of torpor until the temperature changes.
BLOODFLY
Species Traits
Blood Drain: After a bloodfly swarm hits with

a bite attack, the target must make a successful
Fortitude saving throw (DC 10) or it takes an
additional 1 point of damage from loss of blood.
These insatiable flying insects range from the normalsized fly to the size of a coin. The long, narrow body of
a bloodfly ends in a needle sharp mouth that is used to
skewer prey and then bleed them dry. Bloodflies have
four large wings and bear a superficial resemblance to
the common housefly of preExodus times.
Darkvision: Bloodflies have darkvision with a

range of 60 feet.
BloodflySwarm(CR2)
Ecology
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
These deadly insects feed

mostly on carrion but will
attack creatures that enter
into their feeding grounds.
Male bloodflies are much
smaller than their female
counterparts and they are
relatively harmless creatures
that feed exclusively on dead
flesh. Only females with
clutches of young to feed
will become active hunters.
These radioactive insects
breed in pools of stagnant
water. Hunting females can be
found near almost any source SavingThrows
of still water, from a lake to AbilityScores
an abandoned swimming
Skills
pool. Certain urban areas
Feats
are plagued with swarms
Evolution
of bloodflies that become a
serious danger during the
warmer months of the year. During the cooler seasons,
bloodflies make burrows in mud or soft earth and enter
FineRadioactiveVerminSwarm
3d103
14
+6
Fly50ft.(perfect)
16(+6Dex)
16
10
Swarm(2d4plusblooddrain)
SeeAttack
10ft.sq./0
Blooddrain,
Darkvision60ft.,
Distraction
Resistancetomassivedamage,
SwarmTraits
Fort+2,Ref+8,Will+1
Str1,Dex22,Con8,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
46HD(HugeSwarm)
Distraction:
Any
individual
susceptible
to the swarms attacks
who begins his round in
the swarms square must
make a Fortitude saving
throw (DC 15) or become
nauseated for 1 round.
Complex actions when
within the swarm require
a DC 16 concentration
check.
Immunities: Bloodflies
are immune to mindaffecting effects and
harmful
effect
of
radiation.
Resistance to Massive
Damage:
Bloodfly
swarms gain a +5 species
bonus on Fortitude saves
to negate the effects of
massive damage.
Swarm Traits:
A swarm takes half damage from cutting and
piercing attacks. The swarm cannot be tripped,
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grappled, or bull-rushed, nor can the swarm grapple an
opponent. It is immune to effects that target an individual
creature or a set number of creatures. The swarm takes
half again as much damage from area effects. Swarms move
freely in and out of occupied squares and they can occupy
any square. A swarm can squeeze through any opening that
is large enough for a single member. A swarm still provokes
attacks of opportunity from movement but it cannot make
attacks of opportunity, and does not threaten any squares.
BOAR
A wild boars hide is covered with short, woolly, grayish

black hair. Along the spine, hair mixes with stiffer bristles
to form a sort of mane. The average adult boar stands three
feet high at the shoulder and measures roughly four feet
long. Its formidable tusks protrude from its lower jaw and
can grow up to twelve inches long.
Ecology
The wild pigs that are commonly found throughout the

wastes are the descendants of feral swine who once roamed
across much of North America. Half wild boar and half
domestic pig, these creatures have the ferocity of their wild
forefathers and the appetite of their more domesticated
ancestors. Boars and feral pigs can be found anywhere
that food can be found. As omnivores they consume large
amounts of plant matter as well as animal flesh. Garbage
dumps and abandoned pre-war settlements are a favored
scavenging ground. Boars will eat almost anything from
refuse to carrion to small domestic animals. When feral
swine move into unspoiled areas they can decimate the local
ecology in a matter of weeks. Boars are nocturnal animals
that forage from dawn to dusk then retreat back into the
burrows that they dig. They live in groups of twenty to fifty
animals, comprised of sows and their offspring. The males
are solitary creatures who are usually encountered alone.
Wild boars are hunted for their meat and skins, though
some people keep them around to dispose of garbage, dead
bodies, and the like. An adult boar yields enough salt cured
pork to sell for 50 steel coins.
Species Traits
Ferocity: A boar is so fiercely aggressive in combat that it

continues fighting even when disabled or dying.
Low-Light Vision: Boars can see twice as far as a human

Scent (Ex): This ability allows a boar to detect approaching
Boar(WildPig)(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
3d8+9
23
17
+1
40ft.
16(+6natural)
10
16
+2
+5
Gore+5melee(1d6+3)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Ferocity,
Lowlightvision,
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+3,Will+2
Str16,Dex12,Con17,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+7,
Spot+7
46HD(Medium)
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BOVINE
This family of bovine includes the bison, buffalo,

domestic cattle, and ox.
Ecology
Herds of bison, buffalo, and cattle can be found roaming

wild in some places. However, most of these animals
are kept by humans as beasts of burden as well as a
source of meat, milk, and leather. Generally bovines
are raised by allowing them to move freely across tracts
of grassland. Some farmers build closed in pastures
to provide grass to their animals. Domestic cattle can
interbreed easily with bison and other bovines. The
male, or bull, jealously guards the herd and will fight
any rival male that gets too close.
Because they are easily transported, cattle and
other bovines often become the targets of raiders and
thieves. A live bovine in good physical health is worth
1500 steel coins at a marketplace.
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: A light load for a bovine is up to

600 pounds, a medium load is 6011200 pounds,
and a heavy load is 12011800 pounds. A bovine
can drag 9,000 pounds.
Overland Travel: A bovine moves at double its speed
when traveling overland on normal terrain.
Stampede: A frightened herd flees as a group in

a random direction, but always away from the
Bestiary
perceived source of danger. It runs over anything of size

Large or smaller that gets in its way, dealing 1d12 points
of damage for every five animals in the herd. A successful
Reflex save (DC 16) halves the damage.
Wasteland Care: A bovine needs four gallons of water

and six pounds of feed or vegetation each day in order
to survive and maintain its body weight. Failure to meet
these requirement results in the bovine starving (see the
Starvation rules in the EXS) and a reduction in its speed
by 10.
Bovine(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
5d8+25
48
20
+0
40ft
12(+3natural,1size)
9
12
+3
+13
Butt+5melee(1d8+6)
10ft.sq./5ft.
Overlandtravel,
Stampede
Fort+8,Ref+3,Will+2
Str23,Dex10,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+9,
Spot+9
610HD(Large)
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Camel,OneHumped(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
3d8+15
29
20
+3
50ft.
12
12
+2
+10
Bite+3melee(1d8+2)
SeeAttack
10ft.sq./5ft.
Lowlightvision,
Overlandtravel,
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+6,Will+1
Str18,Dex16,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+9,
Spot+9
Alertness,
Endurance
CAMEL
Camels are four-legged tan beasts with a long curved neck,

standing as tall as a man does. Camels are easily identified
by their hump or humps on their backs.
Ecology
Camels are native to the desert climate and can survive

in this type of environment four times longer than any
other similar animals, such as horses. Most camels are
domesticated and bread in the wasteland for use by caravans
to cross long dangerous environments without the lost of
pack animals. Some camels can be found in the wild, most
of these are abandoned, escaped, or lost. These camels flock
together near water and grasslands on the edges of extreme
environments.
Camels are second only to bovines as the preferred beast of
burden. A healthy camel sells for nearly 1000 steel coins at
any market.
Combat
A camels bite is treated as a secondary attack and adds only
half the camels Strength bonus to the damage roll.
Low-Light Vision: Camels can see twice as far as a human

Overland Travel: A camel moves at double its speed when
traveling overland on normal terrain.
Scent: This ability allows a camel to detect approaching
Wasteland Care: Camels are known for their ability to

travel long distances without food or water. A camels needs
1 gallon of water and 1 pound of feed (or 4 hours of grazing)
each week in order to survive desert climate. Failure to
meet these requirement results in the Camel starving (see
the Starvation and Thirst rules in the EXS) and a reduction
in its speed by 10.
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: A light load for a camel is up to 300

pounds, a medium load is 301600 pounds, and a heavy
load is 601900 pounds. A camel can drag 4,500 pounds.
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CANINE
Canines, or dogs, are a diverse species that vary greatly in

size, shape, coat, and coloration. Most of the dogs found
in the Wastelands are mixed breeds and many exhibit the
characteristics of feral canines or wild dogs. Purebred
dogs are kept by wastelanders as working animals and
occasionally as livestock. Wealthy city slickers have
been known to keep dogs as pets, a strange practice
where the owners feed the animals but do not use them
for any practical purpose.
Ecology
Dogs are a hardy and diverse lot. These creatures

are extremely adaptable and can thrive in even
the harshest of environs. Wild dogs can be found
roaming in packs through a set territory in ruins, open
wastes, or scavenging at the edge of human settlements.
Normal dogs that are encountered on their own are
usually strays that have gotten away from their owner
and might potentially be adopted and trained (see the
Handle Animal skill). However, most strays eventually
join into a wild pack and begin assimilating
that mentality. Trained dogs are almost always
encountered with their master, unless the dogs have
been left to guard an area. Two or three trained attack
dogs are a serious threat to anyone who angers their
master. A medium-size dog in good health can cost
as much as 500 steel coins. Mutant canines are a
solitary breed and they are usually encountered
alone or occasionally in groups of two or three.
The mutant breed is too aggressive to form
cohesive packs.
Trained Dogs include Wasteland breeds such as
Collies, Dobermans, German Sheppards, Pitt Bulls,
and Rottweilers.
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: A light load for a trained dog

is up to 100 pounds; a medium load, 101200
pounds; and a heavy load, 201300 pounds. A
trained dog can drag 1,500 pounds.
Scent: This ability allows a dog to detect
approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes,
and track by sense of smell.
Skill Bonus: Dogs gain a +2 species bonus on Jump checks

and also gain a +4 species bonus on Survival checks when
tracking by scent. Trained dogs gain an additional +2 (+4
total) racial bonus on Jump checks and a +2 (+6 total)
racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking by scent.
Trained: A trained dog knows one of the following training
general purposes as detailed under Handle Animal in the
EXS or SWG: Fighting, Guarding, Laboring, Hunting, or
Salvaging.
Trip: A dog trained for the general purpose of Fighting,

Guarding, or Hunting that hits with a bite attack can
attempt to trip the opponent (+2 check modifier) as a free
action without making a touch attack or provoking an
attack of opportunity. If the attempt fails, the opponent
cannot counteract the trip attempt.
Wasteland Care: A trained dog needs 1/2 gallon of water

and 1/2 pound of meat or dry food each day in order to
survive desert climates. Failure to meet these requirement
results in the Dog starving (see the Starvation rules in the
EXS) and a reduction in its speed by 10.
Dog,Small(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
SmallAnimal
1d8+1
6
12
+2
40ft.
13
12
+0
4
Bite+1melee(1d4)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Scent
Fort+2,Ref+3,Will+1
Str11,Dex14,Con12,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Jump+4,
Listen+3,
Spot+3,
Survival+1(+5scent),
Swim+2
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MutantCanine(CR3)
Dog,MediumSized(CR0)
Dog,Trained(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
Skills(14)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
4d8+12
30
17
+3
40ft.
15(+3Dex,+2natural)
13
12
+3
+8
+9melee(1d6+5)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+3
Str20,Dex16,Con17,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Jump+8,
Listen+5,
Spot+5,
Survival+6(+10track),
Swim+6
Improvedtrip,
WeaponFocus(bite)
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
MediumAnimal
2d8+6
15
16
+3
40ft.
13(+2Dex,+1natural)
12
11
+1
+4
Bite+3melee(1d6+3)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+1
Str16,Dex16,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Jump+4,
Listen+3,
Spot+3,
Survival+3(+7scent),
Swim+5
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
2d8+6
15
16
+1
40ft.
14(+1Dex,+3natural)
12
14
+1
+3
+3bite(1d6+2)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft
Scent,
Trained
Fort+5,Ref+3,Will+2
Str15,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Jump+4,
Listen+6,
Spot+6,
Survival+8(+12track),
Swim+4
Alertness
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COCKROACH,
GIANT
Giant cockroaches look much like their non-radiated

cousins except much bigger. Giant cockroaches can
grow up to two feet long. These creatures have long,
flat bodies that allow them to squeeze into narrow
crevices and underneath doors.
Cockroach,Giant(CR0)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(6)
Feats
Evolution
TinyRadioactiveVermin
1d10+1
7
12
+4
50ft.
16
15
PDR/5
+0
10
Bite+0melee(1d32)
SeeAttack
2ft.sq./0
Darkvision,
ImmunetoRadiation,
NaturalClimber,
Stability
Fort+3,Ref+5,Will+1
Str7,Dex18,Con12,
Int,Wis13,Cha2
Climb+12,
Search+7
24HD(small)
Ecology
Cockroaches and yellow cream-filled snack

cakes were always presumed to be the only things
thatd survive a nuclear war. Cockroaches have been
around for over three hundred million years and are
certain to be around long after the human race has
entered the fossil record. These radioactive vermin
can live almost anywhere. They are particularly
common in large urban areas and abandoned
ruins but can be found living any place that has
sufficient water and warmth.
Cockroaches are social insects that

communicate with each other through chemical
trails and pheromones. This system allows the
giant cockroaches to follow each other toward
food sources. Chemical marking also allows
these creatures to find others of
their kind. Giant cockroaches tend to hide together in

large groups and will often be encountered in massive
groups.
Giant Cockroaches are the main source of meat

(if you want to call it that) in several small wasteland
communities. It is an acquired taste, but full of nutrients,
protein, and weak amount of radiation. Eating a
cockroach meal will net the consumer 10 RAD, but stave
off the effects of starvation.
Species Traits
Darkvision: Giant cockroaches have darkvision.
Immune to Radiation: Giant cockroaches are immune

to the harmful effects of radiation.
Natural Climber: Giant Cockroaches receive a +8

species bonus on Climb checks. They use their Dexterity
modifier for Climb checks.
Stability: Due to multiple legs; a giant cockroach gains
a +6 bonus to oppose bull rush and trip attempts.
COCKROACH,
SPITTING
Like its smaller mutated cousin the giant cockroach,

the spitting cockroach has evolved into monstrous
proportions. Not only is the spitting cockroach larger
than a normal giant cockroach, it has also developed a
nasty acid spray that it uses for hunting and self defense.
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Ecology
This cockroach is highly aggressive and will eat anything

from carrion to meat to tin cans. These creatures can be
found in any environment and they often lurk at the edge
of another predators territory. Spitting cockroaches use
chemical scent trails to lead each other to food and shelter.
These creatures breed in vast numbers and are rarely
encountered alone.
Spitting Cockroaches, like the Giant Cockroach, are the main

source of meat (if you want to call it that) in several small
wasteland communities, having the same effects. However,
the acid gland of the spitting roach has practical value as a
chemical acid as well as the shell which is used for armor
and structural material. Harvesting an acid gland requires
a Survival skill check DC 30, while removal of shell intact
requires a Survival skill check DC 18. Chemists generally
purchase the acid gland for 10 steel coins each, while the
shell sells for 25 steel coins.
Species Traits
Acid Spit: Once per round a giant spitting cockroach can

spit a glob of highly acidic saliva at a target. The spit has a
range increment of 15 and deals 2d6 points of acid damage.
Targets that are within 5 feet of the hit zone suffer 1 point of
acid splash damage.
Darkvision: Spitting cockroaches have darkvision.
Immune to Radiation: Spitting cockroaches are immune to

the harmful effects of radiation.
SpittingCockroach,Giant(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
4d10+4
26
11
+3
40ft.
18(+3Dex,+5natural)
13
15
PDR/5
+3
+5
Bite+5melee(1d6+2)or
AcidSpit+6range(2d6)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Acidspit,
Darkvision,
ImmunetoRadiation,
NaturalClimber,
Stability
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+2
Str14,Dex16,Con12,
Int,Wis13,Cha2
Climb+12,
Search+12
58HD(medium)
Natural Climber: Giant spitting cockroaches receive a +8

species bonus on Climb checks. They use their Dexterity
modifier for Climb checks.
Stability: Due to multiple legs; a giant spitting cockroach
gains a +6 bonus to oppose bull rush and trip attempts.
CROCODILE
A crocodile is a large aquatic reptile with powerful jaws and

multitudes of sharp teeth. The size of a crocodile varies
greatly by species but some specimens can grow up more
than sixteen feet long and weigh well over one thousand
pounds. Most crocodiles encountered in the wastes are
between six and eight feet long. Huge crocodiles have
grown to enormous size. These bruisers can be up to thirty
feet long and weigh several tons.
Ecology
Crocodiles are native to the Americas, though some of the

larger specimens may have migrated to the southwestern
United States from Latin America. These animals are
ambush hunters who will lie in wait for unsuspecting prey
to wander close by. Crocs will attack and eat anything; some
have even been known to bite chunks out of small boats.
Fortunately crocodiles have a slow metabolism and can go
for long periods of time without eating. Crocodiles may
be encountered in lakes, rivers, sewers, or the open ocean.
They also lurk on the shore near waterways and pose a
great threat to careless land travelers.
Wasteland hunters value crocodiles for their skins
which are made into boots, belts, and jackets. A crocodile
can be skinned with a Survival skill check DC 25. A crocodile
skin will net the seller between 400 to 800 steel coins
depending upon the size of the beast.
Wasteland
Bestiary
Species Traits
Aquatic: Crocodiles can move in water without making Swim checks and cannot drown in water.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, a crocodile must hit an
opponent of its size or smaller with its bite attack. It can then
attempt to start a grapple as a free action without provoking
an attack of opportunity. If it gets a hold, the crocodile grabs
the opponent with its mouth and drags it into deep water,
attempting to pin it to the bottom. If a mutant gator establishes
a hold and can try to swallow whole the grappled opponent on
the following round.
Low-Light Vision: Crocodiles can see twice as far as a human in
starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar conditions of poor
illumination. They retain the ability to distinguish color and
detail under these conditions.
Swallow Whole: A mutant gator can try to swallow a grabbed

opponent of up to one size smaller by making a successful
grapple check. It takes a gator four successful grapple checks
to swallow a medium creature (2 for a flexible trait creature).
The swallowed creature takes 2d6+7 points of bludgeoning
damage and 4 points of acid damage per round from the gators
gizzard. A swallowed creature can cut its way out by using a light
bladed weapon to deal 8 points of damage to the gizzard (AC 14).
Once the creature exits, muscular action closes the hole; another
swallowed opponent must cut its own way out.
A mutant gators gizzard can hold 1 Medium (2 Flexible),
4 Small, 8 Tiny, or 64 Diminutive or smaller opponents.
MutantGator(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
+0
1.5
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(14)
Feats
LargeMutatedAnimal
4d10+20
34
20
+2
20ft.,
Swim20ft.
11
14
PDR/2
+4
+15
Bite+11melee(1d8+10)
SeeAttack
10ft.sq./5ft.
Aquatic,
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision
SwallowWhole(2d6+7)
Fort+9,Ref+2,Will+2
Str24,Dex10,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6.
Hide+4(+15submerged)
Listen+8,
Spot+8,
Swim+26
Alertness,
SkillFocus(Hide),
WeaponFocus(Bite)
58(Large)
916(Huge)
Skill Bonus:
Crocodiles and Gators gain a +12 species bonus on Hide checks
Evolution
when submerged and has a +8 racial bonus on any Swim check
to perform some
special action or Crocodile,Medium(CR1)
Crocodile,Huge(CR4)
avoid a hazard.
Size
MediumAnimal
Size
HugeAnimal
3d8+9
HitDice
8d8+56
It can always HitDice
HitPoints
23
HitPoints
92
choose to take
MassiveDamage
MassiveDamage
16
24
10 on a Swim
Threshold
Threshold
check,
even
Initiative
+1
Initiative
+0
20ft.,
Speed
20ft.,
if distracted or Speed
Swim30ft.
Swim30ft.
endangered. It can
Defense
15(+1Dex,+4natural)
Defense
15(+7natural,2size)
use the run action
Touch
11
Touch
8
while
swimming,
Flatfooted
14
Flatfooted
15
DamageReduction
PDR/2
DamageReduction
PDR/2
provided it swims
BaseAttackBonus
+2
BaseAttackBonus
+6
in a straight line.
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
+10
bite+7melee(1d6+6)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Aquatic,
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision
Fort+5,Ref+3,Will+3
Str18,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Hide+5(+13submerged),
Listen+6,
Spot+6
Swim+20
WeaponFocus(bite)
45HD(Mediumsize);
67HD(Large)
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
.8
.1
.2
0
.14
.2
.2
.1
.17
.5
.2
.2
.3
3.01
+25
+16melee(2d6+16,bite)
SeeAttack
15ft.sq./10ft.
Aquatic,
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision
Fort+4,Ref+4,Will+2
Str32,Dex10,Con24,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Hide+0(+12submerged),
Listen+7,
Spot+7,
Swim+27
WeaponFocus(bite)
916HD(Huge);
1732HD(Gargantuan)
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Bestiary
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: Donkeys are surefooted and sturdy.

They can carry up to 200 pounds as a light load, 201400
pounds as a medium load, and 401600 pounds as a heavy
load. A donkey can drag 3000 pounds.
Low-Light Vision: Donkeys can see twice as far as a human
Scent: This ability allows the donkey to detect approaching
Skill Bonus: Donkeys gain a +2 species bonus on Balance

checks.
Wasteland Care: A trained donkey needs one gallon

of water and 1/2 pound of feed or vegetation each
day in order to survive desert climate. Donkeys
have tough digestive systems that allow them
to get nutrition and water from the toughest
plants. Failure to meet these requirement
results in the donkey starving (see the
Starvation rules in the EXS) and a reduction
in its speed by 10.
DONKEY
A donkey is a small, horse-like animal renowned for its

durability and carrying ability. They stand between three
and four feet high at the shoulder.
Ecology
Donkeys are tough creatures that can survive in the toughest

deserts and the most barren scrub plains. Donkeys in the
wild are solitary animals and very skittish of humans. The
vast majority of donkeys in the wastelands are employed by
humans as pack animals or occasionally to guard livestock
against predators. These animals are sure footed and
brave, a donkey will traverse dangerous mountains paths or
underground tunnels without balking. An adult donkey in
good physical health is worth 2500 steel coins.
Donkey(CR0)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
2d8+6
15
16
+1
40ft.
13(+1Dex,+2natural)
11
12
+1
+3
Bite+3melee(1d6+2)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Lowlightvision,
Scent
Fort+4,Ref+3,Will+1
Str15,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+8,
Listen+6,
Spot+6
Alertness
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Wasteland
ELEPHANT
The African elephant is the largest land animal in the world,

standing thirteen feet high at the shoulder and weighing up
to thirteen tons. Even the smaller cousins of the elephant
family are impressive creatures. A panicked elephant is
dangerous; an enraged elephant is a truly frightening
spectacle to behold.
Elephant(CR6)
Ecology
Elephants originate from Africa and

Asia. Like many displaced species,
elephants came to the Americas as
the property of zoos and circuses.
Most of the elephants found in the
wastes are still employed in a
similar fashion, though some are
used as beasts of burden as well.
Some travelers have reported
seeing small herds of elephants
traversing the grasslands of the
central wasteland. These wild
elephants are mostly hybrids
descended from both African and
Asian species and many of them
are deformed in some manner.
Male elephants are generally
solitary creatures while the females
and young form tightly knit
groups.
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(28)
Despite their passive

reputation, elephants can
Feats
succumb to bouts of rage,
Evolution
even to the point of seeking
vengeance. Elephants sometimes kill people and
destroy buildings in revenge for the killing of
their own kind. Adult male elephants occasionally
slip into periods of unpredictable or highly aggressive
behavior, especially during the mating season.
Aggression is also particularly common in elephants
that have been mistreated or neglected. A rogue
elephant is an isolated male that readily engages
in violence.
Bestiary
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: Elephants can carry up to 600

pounds as a light load, 6011200 pounds as a medium
load, and 12012400 pounds as a heavy load. An
Elephant can drag 12000 pounds.
Low-Light Vision: Elephants can see twice as far

as a human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and
similar conditions of poor
illumination. They retain
Hugeanimal
the ability to distinguish
11d8+77
color and detail under these
127
conditions.
24
+0
40ft.
13(2size,+5natural)
8
13
PDR/2
+8
+26
Slam+14melee(1d6+15)
orGore+14melee(2d6+15)
Slam+14melee(1d6+10)
orGore+14melee(2d6+15)
andStomp+9melee(2d4+5)
Stomp+9melee(2d4+5)
15ft.sq./10ft.
LowLightVision,
Scent,
Trample(2d6+15)
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+3
Str31,Dex10,Con24,
Int2,Wis16,Cha6
Listen+12,
Spot+13,
Survival+12
Alertness
1222HD(Huge)
Scent: This ability allows

the elephant to detect
approaching enemies, sniff
out hidden foes, and track by
sense of smell.
Trample: An elephant can
trample large or smaller
creatures for 2d6+15 points
of damage.
Opponents
who do not make attacks
of opportunity against the
elephant can attempt a
Reflex save (DC 25) to halve
the damage.
Wasteland
Care:
An
elephant
is
extremely
expensive to take care of.
These massive animals need
at least 20 gallons of water
and at least 300 pounds of
Elephant ivory is very valuable, often bringing

in a price of 150 steel coins or more for a set of
adult male tusks. However, a living elephant is
much more valuable. A healthy adult elephant
costs 10,000 steel coins.
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feed or vegetation each day in order to survive. About half

of what an elephant eats is comprised of grass. The rest of
their diet is a mixture of leaves, tree bark, small twigs, fruit,
seeds, and flower petals. Failure to meet these requirement
results in the elephant starving (see the Starvation rules in
the EXS) and a reduction in its speed by 10.
Species Traits
Pounce: If a feline leaps upon a foe during the first round of

combat, it can make a full attack even if it has already taken
a move action.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the feline must hit with
its bite attack. If it gets a hold, it can rake as a free action.
Rake: If a cat successfully grabs its prey (see Improved

Grab, above), it can make a rake attack (at its secondary
attack bonus) with its hind legs as part of a full attack. If
successful, the rake attack deals damage as denoted in the
felines species trait entry.
Ecology
Low-Light Vision: Felines can see twice as far as a human

FELINES
Felines range from the domestic cat to large predatory cats,

like cougars, lions, and tigers. Domestic cats range in color,
weigh 7 to 20 pounds, and stand around 1 foot tall. Larger
cats are all distinctive in coloring weighing between 150 to
600 pounds standing from 3 feet to 5 feet tall.
Felines dominate many Wasteland ecosystems and the
various species range over a vast array of territories and
climates. They can be encountered in forests, open plains,
and urban areas. Some of these species, like the cougar and
jaguar, are native to the Americas. Others, like the tiger and
leopard, have been brought here by zoos. Only domestic
cats and lions live in social groups, all other felines are
solitary hunters.
Scent: This ability allows the feline to detect approaching

Skill Bonuses: Felines gain a +8 species bonus on Balance

checks and a +4 species bonus on Hide, Jump, and Move
Silently checks (for running jumps, the Jump bonus is +8).
Medium-sized and smaller Felines use their Dexterity bonus
for Climb skill checks.
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Wasteland
Cougar(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
DomesticCat(CR1)
Mediumanimal
3d8+9
23
16
+4
40ft.,
Climb20ft.
15(+4Dex,+1natural)
15
11
+2
+4
Claw+6melee(1d4+2)
Bite+6melee(1d6+2)
Claw+1melee(1d4+1)
Claw+1melee(1d4+1)
5ft.sq./5ft.
LowLightVision,
Pounce,
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+6,Will+2
Str14,Dex18,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+12,
Climb+14,
Hide+10,
Jump+10,
Listen+5,
MoveSilently+10,
Spot+5
Alertness
WeaponFinesse(bite,claw)
45(Medium)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
Largeanimal
5d8+25
61
20
+4
40ft.
12
12
+3
+13
Claw+8melee(1d4+6)
Claw+8melee(1d6+6)
Claw+8melee(1d6+6)
Bite+3melee(1d8+3)
10ft.sq./5ft.
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision,
Pounce,
Rake(2d6+12)
Scent
Fort+8,Ref+7,Will+3
Str23,Dex18,Con20,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Balance+12,
Hide+7,
Jump+11,
Listen+7,
MoveSilently+11,
Spot+8
Alertness
MultiAttack
Run
68HD(Large)
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats
48
Evolution
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
TinyAnimal
1/2d8
2
10
+3
40ft.,
Climb20ft.
16(+4Dex,+2size)
16
12
+0
9
Bite+5melee(1d32)
Bite+5melee(1d32)
Claw+0melee(1d22)
Claw+0melee(1d22)
5ft./5ft.
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+1,Ref+4,Will+1
Str7,Dex16,Con10,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+11,
Climb+11,
Hide+15,
Jump+5,
Listen+5,
MoveSilently+7,
Spot+5
Alertness,
WeaponFinesse(bite,claw)
Feats
Evolution
Tiger(CR5)
Lion(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
Bestiary
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Largeanimal
6d8+30
71
20
+2
40ft.
11
12
+4
+15
Bite+11melee(1d8+7)
Bite+11melee(1d8+7)
Claw+6melee(1d6+3)
Claw+6melee(1d6+3)
10ft.sq./5ft.
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision,
Pounce,
Rake(2d8+6)
Scent
Fort+8,Ref+7,Will+3
Str24,Dex16,Con20,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Balance+11,
Hide+5,
Listen+7,
MoveSilently+9,
Spot+7,
Swim+10
Alertness
Endurance
Stealthy
WeaponFocus(bite)
712HD(Large);
1318HD(Huge)
Evolution
Bestiary
REDWOOD
PUMA
Redwood Pumas are regular pumas gone really, really bad.

About the size of a rhinoceros and covered with dense,
shaggy fur, Redwood pumas look less like cats and more like
some kind of Paleolithic nightmare. This muscular beast
measures four feet tall at the shoulder and can weigh up to
six hundred pounds.
Ecology
The redwood puma inhabits the redwood forests of its

namesake. It feeds on large prey animals like deer, elk and
stray livestock, though hunger often drives the pumas to
expand their territory deep into areas traversed by humans.
Redwood pumas are solitary hunters who roam well defined
territories in search of prey. Though they are named after
the redwood forests of California, these creatures are
adaptable and can survive in almost any environment. It is
the redwood pumas generalist nature that has allowed it to
spread across the southwest wastelands.
Species Traits
Brutal Mauling: If a Redwood Puma successfully strikes an

opponent with all three attacks of a full attack action, the cat
goes into a sudden frenzy and may make another full attack
against the target he struck. Brutal mauling only triggers
once per round.
Camouflage: Redwood Puma fur has a unique quality that

breaks up the creatures silhouette in almost all situations.
When attacking the Puma with ranged weapons, the
camouflage kicks in, causing a 2 penalty on all attack rolls.
Low-Light Vision: Redwood Pumas can see twice as far

Scent: This ability allows a Redwood Puma to detect
approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes, and track by
sense of smell.
RedwoodPuma(CR5)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
6d8+30
71
23
+3
Spd50ft.
12
14
PDR/3
+4
+15
Bite+11melee(1d8+7)
Bite+11melee(1d8+7)
Claw+6melee(1d6+3)
Claw+6melee(1d6+3)
10ft.sq./10ft.
BrutalMauling,
Camouflage,
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+8,Ref+7,Will+3
Str24,Dex16,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha5
Hide+8,
Listen+6,
MoveSilently+12,
Spot+6
Diehard
ImprovedDamageThreshold
MultiAttack
WeaponFocus(Bite)
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Wasteland
Bestiary
HIPPOPOTAMUS
The huge mouths and wicked teeth of these grey brutes

should give anyone pause. These semi aquatic mammals
are massive beasts, the largest of which can weigh as much
as five tons. Most hippos are smaller, at an average of two
tons.
Ecology
Hippopotami live in rivers, lakes, swamps, or other

bodies of water. The hippopotamus is one of the most
aggressive animals in the world and it will attack
anything in its territory, including crocodiles. They are
less aggressive on land but they can still be dangerous
if provoked. These creatures are descended from zoo
specimens that have been escaped into the wild during
or after the Exodus.
Hippos live in lakes and rivers, congregating in
groups of five to thirty animals. Territorial bulls preside
over a stretch of river that is also inhabited by about ten
females. Other males are allowed to pass through this
territory as long are they show the resident bull the
proper deference. The water is where these creatures
spend most of their lives. Hippopotami are not social
animals, though they do congregate together in
groups while resting.
The diet of the hippopotami consists almost
entirely of grass, though they will occasionally sample
aquatic plants and other vegetation. An extremely
hungry hippo may be driven to eat carrion or even
hunt for meat.
Hippopotamus(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
Species Traits
Hold Breath: A hippopotamus can seal its nostrils by

muscular action and hold its breath for a number of rounds
equal to its Constitution score 10.
Scent: This ability allows a hippopotamus to detect
sense of smell.
Skill Bonus: A hippopotamus is agile in the water, gaining a

+4 species bonus on Swim checks.
HORSE
A horse is a powerful and majestic quadruped that is built

for running. This animal has always represented wealth
and power among many human cultures and that is true in
the wastelands as well. Several breeds of horses survived
the Exodus.
Largeanimal
8d8+40
76
20
+0
30ft.,
Swim20ft.
15(+6natural,1size)
9
15
PDR/3
+6
+20
Bite+12melee(1d8+9)
SeeAttack
10ft.sq./5ft.
Holdbreath,
Scent
Fort+9,Ref+4,Will+3
Str23,Dex10,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6.
Listen+7,
Swim+19
ImprovedGrapple
WeaponFocus(bite)
916HD(Large);
1724HD(Huge)
Ecology
One can find herds of mustangs running wild

across the mountains, plains, and deserts of the
southwest. Domesticated horses are rare and
a good riding horse is a valuable thing indeed.
Horseback is the transport of choice among the
well heeled. Elite military units, Tribals, and a
few raiders have organized cavalry units.
The Chi Dynasty is the biggest owner and
breeder of horses in the wastelands. The
agents of the Chi buy up any stock that they
can find and capture mustangs in the wild. The
Dynasty has worked very hard in their attempt
to establish a monopoly on the horse trade. The
only competition the San Francisco lords have in
the horse trade comes from a handful of NEMO
related groups who import horses from Texas.
Constant demand and extremely tight supplies
work in concert to make equines very expensive
and hard to find. A horse in good physical shape
is worth 5000 steel coins.
50
Bestiary
Species Traits
Carrying Capacity: Horses can carry up to 400 pounds

as a light load, 401800 pounds as a medium load, and
8011600 pounds as a heavy load. A Horse can drag 8000
pounds.
Low-Light Vision: Horses can see twice as far as a human
Scent: This ability allows a horse to detect approaching
Trained: A trained
horse knows one of
the following training
general purposes as
detailed under Handle
Animal in the EXS or
SWG: Combat Riding,
Laboring, or Riding.
Horse,Trained(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
Wasteland Care: A
trained horse needs
10 gallons of water
and 20 pounds of feed
or vegetation each day
in order to survive
the desert climate.
FightingSpace/Reach
Salt must also be SpeciesTraits
provided. Horses can
survive on nothing
SavingThrows
but hay and wild
AbilityScores
grass if they are not
Skills(12)
exerting themselves
physically. However,
a horse that is being
Feats
worked or ridden Evolution
must also be feed
grains and heartier fare. Failure to meet these
requirement results in the horse starving
(see the Starvation rules in the EXS) and a
reduction in its speed by 10.
Largeanimal
3d8+18
31
18
+4
50ft.
13
12
+2
+11
Hoof+6melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+6melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+6melee(1d4+5)
Bite+1(1d6+2)
10ft.sq./5ft
LowLightVision,
Scent,
Trained
Fort+6,Ref+6,Will+3
Str20,Dex18,Con18,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Jump+9,
Listen+8,
Spot+8
Alertness
Horse,TrainedWar(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
6d8+24
51
18
+4
50ft.
13
12
+3
+12
Hoof+8melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+8melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+8melee(1d4+5)
Bite+3(1d6+2)
10ft.sq./5ft
LowLightVision,
Scent,
Trained(combatriding)
Fort+7,Ref+7,Will+4
Str20,Dex18,Con18,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Jump+5,
Listen+4,
Spot+4
Alertness
LightingReflexes
WeaponFocus(hoof)
Horse,Wild(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
2d8+8
51
18
+4
50ft.
12
12
+1
+5
Hoof+5melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+5melee(1d4+5)
Hoof+5melee(1d4+5)
Bite+0(1d6+2)
10ft.sq./5ft
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+6,Ref+4,Will+1
Str20,Dex16,Con18,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Jump+5,
Listen+4,
Spot+4
Alertness
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INFESTER
This harmless looking bug is a lethal monster if

it catches you unaware. The tiny brown creature
resembles a large tick.
Ecology
No one knows where infesters come from. Some

people say that they are mutant insects. Others say
that they are alien spores. What is known is that
outbreaks of infester activity pop up periodically
in the Wastelands. The tiny grubs bore into
unsuspecting victims and drive them mad with
hunger and bloodlust. Infesters that make it into a
heavily populated area can breed out of control in
a matter of months.
Infester,Adult(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(6)
Feats
Evolution
DiminutiveVermin
2d8+0
9
10
+5
30ft.
15(+5Dex,+4size)
14
12
+0
9
Infestation
SeeAttack
21/2ft.by21/2ft.;Reach0ft.
Blindsight60ft.,
BoostHost,
HostProtection,
Infestation,
Vermin
Fort+2,Ref+5,Will+1
Str3,Dex20,Con10,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Hide+15,
MoveSilently+6,
Spot+3.
Species Traits
Anesthetic Bite: The bite of an infester grub releases an

anesthetic that numbs nerves. An opponent that does
not actually witness the attack must make a successful
Wisdom check (DC 20) to notice it.
Attach: If an infester grub successfully deals damage to

a warm-blooded opponent, it latches onto the latters
body in the same round and begins to burrow inside. The
burrowing process takes 1 round to complete, during
which the grub is flat-footed (Defense 18). Once the grub
has finished burrowing into the host, only a tiny wound is
left to indicate that anything is amiss.
Blindsight: An infester has blindsight with a range of 60
ft.
Boost Host: An attached infester constantly pumps

endorphins and other chemicals into the hosts
body, increasing its strength and instilling a sense of
euphoria
and
Infester,Grub(CR6)
indestructibility.
Size
FineVermin
The host gains a
HitDice
1/4d8
HitPoints
1
+2 bonus to both
MassiveDamage
8
Strength
and
Threshold
Constitution
but
Initiative
+9
takes a 2 penalty
Speed
30ft.
Defense
24(+8size,+6Dex)
to Wisdom. These
Touch
19
adjustments begin
Flatfooted
18
within 1d6 rounds
DamageReduction
of attachment and
BaseAttackBonus
+0
remain in effect as
Grapple
21
Attack(Damage)
Bite+0melee(1)
long as the infester
FullAttack(Damage)
SeeAttack
is within the hosts
FightingSpace/Reach ft.sq./0ft.
body.
SpeciesTraits
AnestheticBite,
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(6)
Feats
Evolution
Attach,
Blindsight60ft.,
BoostHost,
HostProtection,
Infestation,
Vermin
Fort+1,Ref+6,Will+1
Str1,Dex22,Con8,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Hide+17,
MoveSilently+6,
Spot+3
AdultInfester
Host Protection:
An attached infester
uses its hosts
base saving throw
bonuses if those are
better than its own.
Effects that target
vermin cant affect
an infester inside
a host of another
type.
Infestation: Once inside its host, an infester grub slowly

makes its way through the bloodstream until it reaches
the torso, where it takes up residence and begins drawing
nutrients from the hosts body. During this period, its
boost host ability (see above) is constantly in effect.
Because of the infesters unique nutritional needs,
even a normally herbivorous host gains an insatiable
appetite for raw meatparticularly that of its own
Bestiary
species. Some instances of cannibalism are the result of
infesters that drove their hosts beyond the brink of sanity
with their lust for flesh.
After one month of incubation, the infester reaches its

full adult size and starts chewing its way out of the hosts
torso. This process takes 1d6 minutes, during which the
host experiences excruciating pain. The victim must make a
Fortitude save (DC 20) or die when the infester bursts from
its torso. Even on a successful save, the host still takes 6d6
points of damage.
Once freed from the host, the adult infester seeks out
a pool of filth and mud in which to live. It defends itself
against any attacks but otherwise avoids conflict. After
1d6 days, the infester gives birth to thousands of grubs and
then perishes, its body providing nourishment for its brood.
Only a few of these offspring survive beyond the first few
hours. The remaining grubs wait patiently until another
unsuspecting creature comes along to repeat the cycle.
A successful Treat Injury check (DC 25) reveals the
presence of an infester inside a host. The parasite can be
removed with surgery (Treat Injury DC 30). A failure by 5
or more irritates the infester, which begins burrowing out
of the host prematurely, dealing 2d6 points of damage to its
host (Fortitude DC 20 half).
Vermin: They are immune to mind-affecting effects and

gain a +5 species bonus on Fortitude saves to negate the
effects of massive damage.
LIZARDS
Lizards are one creature through time that has proven to

evolve with the world. Lizards are nearly everywhere in
the southern United States. Most lizards live and thrive in
the wasteland, but others can be found in forests, jungles,
swamps, and urban areas. A variety of common lizards of
the wastes are detailed below:
DESERT
The desert lizard is a crawling reptile that measures between

one and two feet long ranging in a variety of brown and
green colors. These scaly creatures have many sharp teeth
and vicious claws. A common example is the Gila Monster, a
big lizard that is native to the southwest deserts. Radiation
has also affected several breed of lizards creating the giant
desert lizard. A giant desert lizard is the size of a large dog
and often measures eight feet long from head to tail.
Ecology
Desert lizards do well in harsh deserts and urban areas.

In many wasteland cities, desert lizards are a bigger pest
problem than rats or radioactive vermin. Desert lizards
feed on a varied diet that can include eggs, small birds, other
reptiles, small mammals, and insects. Most desert lizards
will scurry away from humans, but if cornered they can inflict
painful bites; sometimes the bite is poisonous depending on
the breed.
Lizard,Desert(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Tinyanimal
1/2d8
2
10
+2
20ft.,
Climb20ft.
14
12
PDR/1
+0
12
Bite+5melee(1d32)
SeeAttack
21/2ft.sq./0ft.
LowLightVision
Fort+2,Ref+4,Will+1
Str7,Dex16,Con10,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+11,
Climb+13,
Hide+15(+19desert),
Listen+4,
MoveSilently+7,
Spot+4
WeaponFinesse(bite)
12HD(small)
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Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: Lizards can see twice as far as a

human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar
conditions of poor illumination. They retain the
ability to distinguish color and detail under these
conditions.
Poison: Some species of giant lizard have a poisonous

bite. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude save
or take the initial damage; a second Fortitude save
must be made 1 minute later to negate the poisons
secondary damage.
Bite Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d3 STR) / Secondary (1d3 STR).
Skill Bonuses: Lizards use their Dexterity modifier

for Climb checks. They gain a +8 species bonus on
Balance checks and a +4 species bonus on Hide and
Move Silently checks. In desert or overgrown areas,
the species bonus on Hide checks improves to +8.
Lizard,Giant(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
Smallanimal
3d8+3
17
12
+2
30ft.,
Climb30ft.,
Swim30ft.
13
14
PDR/3
+2
2
Bite+5melee(1d4+1+poison)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Lowlightvision,
Poison
Fort+3,Ref+4,Will+2
Str12,Dex14,Con12,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+10,
Climb+12,
Hide+12(+16desert)
Listen+3,
MoveSilently+8,
Spot+3,
Swim+3
WeaponFinesse(bite)
45HD(Medium);
618HD(Large);
1932HD(Huge);
3345HD(Gargantuan)
Bestiary
LOS
CRUCES
The Los Cruces lizard is a fast and agile bipedal reptile

standing about four to five feet tall ranging in various
shades of browns, greens, and grey tones. These creatures
weigh around one hundred pounds on average.
Ecology
The Los Cruces lizard gets its name from its breeding
grounds which are near the ruins of Los Cruces, Arizona.
These creatures are famous for their ability to belch out
gusts of flame, which they used whenever they are startled
or cornered. A Los Cruces lizard feeds on any creature that
is smaller than itself. Their main food source comes from
other reptiles and radioactive insects. Humans and domestic
animals are also likely targets. The Los Cruces lizard is an
ambush hunter that stalks its prey patiently before making
a charge. This reptile does not always go for an instant kill.
A Los Cruces lizard prefers to use hit and run attacks that
wear down a target over time. The smell of blood and the
screams of dying prey can attract other lizards that join in
on the carnage. Though they are solitary creatures, a lone
Los Cruces lizard will usually attract up to a dozen others if it
successfully wounds its prey.
The meat of the Los Cruces lizard is a valuable food source
in the Wasteland. If butchered and dried properly (Survival
skill check DC 18), one carcass yields about 50 steel coins
worth of jerky. The hide of these large reptiles makes a
Lizard,LosCruces(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(16)
Feats
Evolution
MediumMutatedAnimal
5d10+21
56
17
+1
30ft.,
Climb20ft.
16(+1Dex,+6natural)
10
15
PDR/3,EDR/5
+3
+7
Bite+7(1d6+4)
Bite+7melee(1d6+3)
Claw+2melee(1d4+1)
Claw+2melee(1d4+1)
5ft.by10ft.;Reach5ft.
FlamingBelch,
LowLightVision
Fort+4,Ref+3,Will+1
Str16,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis13,Cha6
Climb+14,
Hide+8(+12indesert),
Listen+4
MoveSilently+8
Spot+5
WeaponFocus(bite)
612(Large)
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Bestiary
substandard quality of leather. Los Cruces hide is suitable
for patching tents or making homemade shoes but no one in
their right mind would buy it.
Species Traits
Flaming Belch: The Los Cruces lizard builds up massive

amounts of methane in its belly. Once per day as a free
action the lizard can release this gas in a high pressure belch
that ignites upon passing over a patch of electro-chemically
charged cells in the creatures throat. This attack inflicts
3d6 points of fire damage to creatures in a 10 foot cone. A
target may make a Reflex save (DC 16) for half damage.
Low-Light Vision: Los Cruces lizards can see twice as far
Skill Bonuses: The Los Cruces lizard gains a +4 species
bonus on Hide and Move Silently checks. In desert areas,
the species bonus on Hide checks improves to +8.
MEATCLAW
Standing in at three feet tall and weighing in at one hundred

pounds, this desert tone mutant lizard, known as the
meatclaw, is the deadliest terror to wander the radioactive
wastes. Through it is not particularly large, the meatclaws
ferocious nature and surprising strength make it a fearsome
beast.
Ecology
The meatclaw is a solitary creature

that can be usually be found near
toxic waste dumps and in highly
radioactive locales. They hunt a
specific locale of about fifty
square miles that is
centered on their lair.
This wide territory
makes it possible
for the meatclaw to
encounter all sorts
of animals, mutated
critters, and mankind.
G e n e ra l ly t h e meatclaws
diet
includes a large variety of wild plant life
and shrubberies, but sometimes an
occasional meat Popsicle is tossed into
the salad.
When an intruder enters into a
meatclaws domain, the mutant
lizard becomes very aggressive. The
meatclaw attempts to intimidate the
foe to chase them off their hunting ground, with failure

generally resulting in a fight to the death and the intruder
becoming a tasty snack.
Once per year, during the height of the summer solstice, the
male meatclaw undertakes a pilgrimage to find a female
mate to produce little wasteland terrors. A male meatclaw
will travel up to three hundred miles in search of a female
to court and seduce. After a three day animalistic ritual by
the male, the female decides whether the male is suitable to
produce offspring with. If not, the male is chased off, and a
new male suitor enters stage right. Should the pair mate, the
male returns to his domain afterwards, and the female lays
her fertilized eggs (usually 2 to 4 eggs) in radioactive pools
of water or toxic waste. In a short twelve weeks, the eggs
hatch and new wasteland terrors enter into the radioactive
wasteland. The young are reared by their mother for six
months and are taught how to fend for themselves. After
this time, mating season begins anew and the young are
chased off into the wasteland, starting an age of terror and
rampage of their own, to make room for the new batch.
Lizard,Meatclaw(CR13)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(30)
Feats
Evolution
SmallMutatedAnimal
12d10+60
126
26
+4
40ft.
15
17
+12/+7/+2
+15
Claw+20melee(1d3+71820/x3)
Bite+18melee(1d4+320/x4)
5ft.sq./5ft.
Darkvision120ft.,
Ferocity,
Intimidate,
Immunities,
Rage,
Scent,
SuperiorCritical,
SuperiorLowLightVision,
ToxicSpittle
Fort+13,Ref+10,Will+5
Str24,Dex18,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Climb+,
Hide+6(+12desert),
Intimidate+,
MoveSilently+6,
Spot+
CombatReflexes,
Dodge
ImprovedDamageThreshold(x2),
Multiattack,
Stealthy
1316HD(Medium);
1720HD(Large)
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Wasteland
The soft leather scaly hide of a meatclaw is a high
commodity among wasteland communities as it has
a variety of uses, from curtains to leather jackets. If
skinned properly (Survival skill check DC 25), meatclaw
hides can fetch up to 100 coins each.
Species Traits
Darkvision: A Meatclaw has darkvision of 120 ft.
Superior Low-Light Vision: A Meatclaw has

extended low-light vision. This functions as low
light vision, however at 4 times the normal sight
distance.
Ferocity (Ex): A Meatclaw is so fiercely aggressive in

combat that it continues fighting even when disabled
or dying.
Immunities: A Meatclaw is immune to the effects
of Severe Heat, Radiation, and Toxic Waste.
Intimidate: When an opponent first encounters a

Meatclaw, the Meatclaw can make a free action on
its first action to Intimidate all opponents within
30 feet. The Intimidation check is an opposed roll
against the targets level check (1d20 + the targets
character level or Hit Dice + Will save bonuses
against Fear). If an opponent fails the opposed roll,
he or she becomes shaken for the duration of the
encounter. Opponents that succeed the opposed
roll are not intimidated by the Meatclaw this time
and suffer no ill effects.
Rage: A Meatclaw can enter into a
rage after a failed Intimidation
check. The Meatclaw gains +4 to
Strength and Constitution for a
number of rounds equal to its
adjusted Constitution modifier
+5. After the rage ends the
Meatclaw suffers from fatigue
for a number of rounds equal to
double its rage.
Scent: This ability allows a Meatclaw
to detect approaching enemies, sniff
out hidden foes, and track by
sense of smell.
Skill Bonuses: The Meatclaw
gains a +4 species bonus on
Hide and Move Silently checks.
In desert areas, the species
bonus on Hide checks improves
to +8.
Bestiary
Superior Critical: A Meatclaw claws are so sharp that the
critical threat ranges from these attacks are improved 2
points. A critical hit from the claws deals triple damage.
Toxic Spittle: A Meatclaw can spit toxic waste once every

1d4 rounds at an opponent within 30 feet as a standard
action. This attack is always aimed at the opponents eye (a
ranged targeted attack at +6 to hit) and if successful causes
Blindness and deals 2d6 points of acidic damage.
MONITOR
A monitor lizard measures between six and eight feet long,

depending on the particular species. Sleek and fast, it has
a long neck ending in a tapered head, muscular legs, and a
long, powerful tail.
Ecology
These lizards can be encountered across the wastes, from

the open deserts to the urban ruins. Monitor lizards prefer
areas with dense vegetation but they are hardy survivors
who can find a place for themselves almost anywhere. This
creatures poisonous nature ensures that it can defend itself
against almost any predator.
Species Traits
Poison: A monitor lizard injects poison into its victim with

a successful bite. The victim
Lizard,Monitor(CR2)
must succeed on a Fortitude
Size
Mediumanimal
save or take the initial
HitDice
3d8+9
damage; a second Fortitude
HitPoints
23
save must be made 1 minute
MassiveDamage
16
Threshold
later to negate the poisons
Initiative
+1
secondary damage.
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
30ft.,
Swim30ft.
17(+2Dex,+5natural)
12
15
PDR/3
+2
+5
Bite+5melee(1d6+4)
5ft.sq./5ft.
Poison,
PoisonSpray
Fort+5,Ref+3,Will+2
Str15,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Climb+4,
Hide+7(+11overgrowth),
Listen+4,
MoveSilently+7,
Spot+4,
Swim+10
WeaponFocus(bite)
45HD(Mediumsize);
612HD(Large)
Bite Fortitude (10 + HD

+ CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d4 DEX) /
Secondary (1d4 DEX).
Poison Spray: Once every
1d4 rounds, the monitor
lizard can spray poison in a
15-foot cone. See above for
the effects of the poison.
Skill Bonuses: Monitor

lizards gain a +4 species
bonus on Hide and Move
Silently checks. In forested
or overgrown areas, the
bonus on Hide checks
improves to +8.
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Bestiary
OCEANIC
CREATURES
The oceans of the world contain strange creatures that are

myths to most but the few brave-hearty sailors and foolish
swimmer that have encountered them. Oceanic Creatures
covers a range of saltwater marine animals as detailed
below.
MAN-O-WAR,
GIANT
A giant man-o-war bears some resemblance to an enormous

jellyfish. The top portion of the man-o-war is flattened out
like a sail, while the strands and the rest of the colony hang
down below the waters surface.
Ecology
While the giant man-o-war may look like a jelly fish, in

reality it is a colony comprised of four different kinds of
animals living together as a symbiotic whole. The giant man
o war can be found in the deep oceans where it attacks any
large object it encounters. These creatures cannot propel
themselves through the water so they drift along according
to the wind and sea currents.
Species Traits
Attach: If a giant man-o-war hits with a strand attack, the

strand latches onto the opponents body. The attachment
deals no damage, but the giant man-o-war can then draw
the opponent 20 feet closer to itself that round and each
subsequent round thereafter that the opponent remains
stuck. Once the creature is within 20 feet of the giant mano-war, the man-o-war can draw it the remaining distance
and bite (+4 melee) in that same round.
Paralysis: The strands of a giant man-o-war secrete an

anesthetizing slime. Any target hit by its strand attack must
succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 10 + 1/2 the man-owars
Hit Dice + its Constitution modifier) or be paralyzed for 3d6
rounds. The man-o-war can automatically bite a paralyzed
opponent.
Strands: A giant man-o-war lies in wait for prey by

spreading out its long, sticky strands and floating along on
the deep currents. In this mode, it can spread its strands
over a 100-foot radius. When something brushes one of
the strands, all the rest of the strands contract to assist in
pulling the prey toward the man-o-wars mouth.
Wavesense: A giant man-o-war can automatically sense
the location of any object or creature within 150 feet that is
in contact with the water.
ManOWar,Giant(CR5)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
The opponent can break free of a strand with a successful

Escape Artist check (DC 20) or Strength check (DC 16).
Alternatively, the opponent or an ally can try to sever a
strand. A single attack with a slashing weapon that deals
at least 10 points of damage severs a strand (Defense 18).
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
Fire Vulnerability: A giant man-o-war takes 50% more

damage from explosive bursts and fire attacks.
Skills
Immune to Blunt and Slashing: A giant man-o-war

ignores the damage dealt by any non-piercing weapon.
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
5d8+10
32
15
+3
Swim60ft.
17(1size,+3Dex,+5natural)
12
14
+3
+11
Strand+4rangedtouch(attach)
Bite1melee(1d4+1)
10ft.sq./5ft.(100ft.w/strand)
Attach,
ImmunetoBluntandSlashing,
FireVulnerability,
Paralysis,
Strands,
Wavesense
Fort+3,Ref+3,Will+1
Str22,Dex16,Con20,
Int1,Wis12,Cha4
Hide+9,
MoveSilently+9
Swim+14
69HD(Large);
1015HD(Huge)
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OCTOPUS
This eight-armed creature has large eyes and a savage

beak. A large octopus weighs around thirty-five pounds.
Giant octopi are frightening behemoths with an arm
span of up to thirty feet across. These monsters of
the deep waters can weigh as much as six hundred
pounds.
Ecology
These aquatic predators feed mostly on fish and other

sea creatures but they will attack almost anything the
moves through the water. Giant octopi will attack boats
and large groups of swimmers. Though they prefer the
deep water, octopi can live in very shallow water
and may be driven toward shore by hunger. Octopi
will even board fishing boats and climb up piers in
order to get at holds full of fish and crabs.
Octopus(CR0orifvenomous)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
SmallAnimal
1/2d8
2
12
+3
Swim30ft.
15(+1size,+3Dex,+1natural)
14
12
+0
3
+4rangedtouch(tentacles)
+4rangedtouch(tentacles),
1melee(1d4,bite)
5ft.sq./5ft.
Aquatic,
ImprovedGrab,
InkCloud,
Jet,
LowLightVision,
Poison(DC10)
Fort+2,Ref+5,Will+1
Str11,Dex16,Con12,
Int2,Wis12,Cha4
EscapeArtist+13,
Hide+9,
Listen+3,
MoveSilently+5,
Spot+3,
Swim+8
WeaponFinesse(bite,tentacles)
12HD(Small);
37HD(Medium)
Bestiary
Species Traits
Aquatic: Octopi can move in water without making Swim

checks and cannot drown in water.
Constrict: A giant octopus that succeeds in grappling an

opponent smaller than itself deals 1d4+9 points of damage
per round as it constricts.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, a normal octopus must

hit with its tentacle attack (which itself deals no damage). If
it gets a hold, it automatically deals bite damage each round
the hold is maintained. If a giant octopus successfully hits
with a tentacle slam against a target smaller than itself,
it can deal automatic bite damage each round or it can
constrict (see above).
Ink Cloud: Both the octopus and giant octopus can emit a
cloud of jet-black ink as a free action. The normal octopuss
ink cloud is a 10-foot cube, while the giant octopuss
ink cloud fills a 20-foot cube. The cloud provides total
concealment, which the octopus normally uses to escape a
losing fight. All vision within the cloud is obscured.
Octopus,Giant(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
Largeanimal
8d8+8
44
13
+2
Swim30ft.
11
16
+6
+15
Tentacleslam+11melee(1d4+6)
Bite+7melee(1d8+3)
10ft.sq./10ft
Aquatic,
Constrict,
ImprovedGrab,
InkCloud,
Jet,
LowLightVision
Fort+4,Ref+4,Will+2
Str22,Dex15,Con20,
Int1,Wis12,Cha4
EscapeArtist+12,
Hide+2,
Listen+5,
MoveSilently+4,
Spot+5,
Swim+14
WeaponFocus(bite)
912HD(Large);
1324HD(Huge);
2542(Gargantuan)
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Jet: An octopus or giant octopus can jet backward

once a round as a full-round action, at a speed of 200
feet.
Low-Light Vision: Octopi can see twice as far as a

human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar
conditions of poor illumination. They retain the
ability to distinguish color and detail under these
conditions.
Poison: Some small octopi have venomous bites.
A small octopi injects poison into its victim with
a successful bite. The victim must succeed on a
Fortitude save or take the initial damage; a second
Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to negate
the poisons secondary damage.
Damage: Initial (1d2 STR) / Secondary (1d2 STR)
Skill Bonuses: Octopi and giant octopi can both

change colors and squeeze into small spaces. They
gain a +4 species bonus on Hide checks and a +10
species bonus on Escape Artist checks.
PORPOISE
Porpoises are aquatic mammals with sleek grey, black,

or blue grey skin. A porpoise measures between five
and eight feet long and weighs between less than one
hundred to over four hundred pounds.
Ecology
Porpoises live near the shore, in shallow coastal

waters where they feed on fish, squid, and crustaceans.
Porpoises live in groups of up to ten individuals.
These sea creatures are generally friendly towards
people, though some have exhibited an unexplained
rage at humans.
Species Traits
Aquatic: Porpoises can move in water without

making Swim checks and cannot drown in water.
Blindsight: Porpoises can see by emitting

high-frequency sounds, inaudible to most other
creatures. This form of echolocation allows them to
locate objects and creatures within 120 feet. If the
blindsight is negated, this forces the porpoise to rely
on its vision, which is approximately as good as a
human.
Skill Bonuses: Porpoises gain a +4 species bonus
on Listen and Spot checks. These bonuses are lost if
blindsight is negated.
Porpoise(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
2d8+6
15
16
+3
Swim80ft.
15(+3Dex,+2natural)
13
12
+1
+1
Slam+4melee(1d4)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft
Aquatic,
Blindsight120ft.
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+1
Str11,Dex17,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Listen+6(+10blindsight),
Spot+6(+10blindsight)
Swim+8
WeaponFinesse(slam)
34HD(Medium);
56HD(Large)
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SERPENT,
SEA
A sea serpent has a snakelike body between thirty

and sixty feet long. Other features may vary with the
individual creature; some sea serpents have slender
fins like those of an eel, while others have completely
smooth bodies. Heads can be shaped like a horse
while another like a seal and so forth.
Ecology
Sea serpents live in deep ocean waters and feed on

a diet comprised mostly of fish. However, the Great
War disrupted the worlds ecosystem in such a severe
a way that the fish population is in constant flux.
Hungry sea serpents often head toward coastal
waters where they have attacked fishing boats and
snagged swimmers from beaches.
sea serpent cannot be recorded on any visual media while

in this state a photograph shows only a fuzzy haze, of
course this just might be the archaic camera being used.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the sea serpent must hit
an opponent at least one size category smaller than itself
with its bite attack. If it gets a hold, it automatically deals
bite damage each round that the hold is maintained, and it
can swallow in the next round.
Sea serpents are solitary creatures that only

congregate in groups during the mating season in
early spring. Male sea serpents will circle around a
Low-Light Vision: Sea serpents can see twice as far as
group of adult females and drive away any other male
a human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar
that approaches. This dominant male will attempt to
gain exclusive breeding rights to all of the females
in the group. Clashes between rival males can be
quite violent though they rarely result in serious
Skill Bonuses: The sea serpents coloration and shape
injury or death.
grant it a +10 species bonus on
SeaSerpent(CR7)
Hide checks made while it is in
Size
Hugeanimal
Species Traits
water.
9d8+63
Darkvision: Sea serpents HitDice
HitPoints
99
Swallow Whole: If a sea
have darkvision of 60 ft.
MassiveDamage
24
serpent begins its turn with
Threshold
Hazy Outline: Part
an opponent one or more size
Initiative
+7
of the reason that so Speed
categories smaller than itself
Swim60ft.
few sea serpents have
held in its mouth, it can attempt
Defense
Touch
11
ever been spotted or
a new grapple check as though
Flatfooted
12
photographed is that
trying to pin the opponent. If
DamageReduction
they can make their forms

it succeeds, it swallows its
BaseAttackBonus
+6
indistinct and thereby
opponent, automatically dealing
Grapple
+24
blend into the lapping
bite damage. Once inside the
Attack(Damage)
waves. As a full-round FullAttack(Damage) Bite+14melee(2d6+10)
sea serpent, the opponent takes
TailSlap+9melee(2d6+5)
action, a sea serpent
bludgeoning damage equal to
FightingSpace/Reach 15ft.sq.(coiled)/10ft.
can blur its outline for SpeciesTraits
the serpents tail slap attack
Darkvision60ft.,
a number of rounds
plus 1d6 points of acid damage
HazyOutline,
ImprovedGrab,
equal to its Hit Dice.
per round from the monsters
LowLightVision,
This distortion grants
gullet. A successful grapple
SwallowWhole
the sea serpent one- SavingThrows
check allows the swallowed
Fort+4,Ref+4,Will+3
half
concealment
creature to climb out of the
AbilityScores
Str30,Dex16,Con24,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
(20% miss chance). A
gullet and return to the sea
Skills(24)
Hide+11(+21water),
serpents maw, where another
Listen+9,
successful grapple check is
Spot+9
Swim+18
needed to get free. Alternatively,
Feats
ImprovedInitiative,
the swallowed creature can
PowerAttack
attack from inside the gullet
Evolution
1018HD(Gargantuan);
1940HD(Colossal)
60
Bestiary
using claws or a Small or Tiny slashing weapon. Dealing
at least 20 points of damage to the gullet (Defense 25) in
this way creates an opening large enough to permit escape.
Once a single swallowed creature exits, muscular action
closes the hole; thus, another swallowed creature must
cut its own way out. A Huge sea serpents gullet can hold
1 Large, 2 Medium, 8 Small, 32 Tiny, or 128 Diminutive or
smaller opponents.
SHARK
A shark is a deadly predatory fish that has a torpedo shaped

body and a seemingly endless supply of teeth. Typical shark
is six to eight feet long while a huge shark can measure as
long as thirty two feet.
Shark(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
Ecology
Mediumanimal
2d8+6
15
16
+2
swim60ft.
15(+2Dex,+3natural)
12
13
+2
+4
+5melee(1d6+3,bite)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft
Aquatic,
KeenScent,
LowLightVision,
Wavesense
Fort+2,Ref+2,Will+1
Str15,Dex14,Con16,
Int1,Wis12,Cha5
Listen+5,
Spot+5,
Swim+14
WeaponFocus(bite)
47HD(Large)
816(Huge)
Sharks are eating machines that scour the oceans for

anything they can eat. The scent of blood or the splash of
a wounded animal can draw a sharks attention from miles
away. Certain stretches of coastline are infested with sharks
and therefore very dangerous to swimmers and sailors.
Sharks are solitary hunters though they are sometimes
found in groups. These large fish may be free roaming or
they may follow migratory patterns, depending on the
species in question. While they have reputation for being
mindless predators, sharks have displayed a surprising
problem solving capacity and have even been documented
working together in groups.
Species Traits
Aquatic: Sharks can move in water without making Swim

checks and cannot drown in water.
Keen Scent: A shark can notice creatures by scent in a 180foot radius and detect blood in the water at ranges of up to
one mile.
Low-Light Vision: A shark can see twice as far as a human
Wavesense: A shark can automatically sense the location
of any object or creature within 100 feet that is in contact
with the water.
PLANTS
The Exodus eradicated most of the common plant life of the

world during the fallout. The only plant life that survived
was plants man had in the fallout shelters and scientific
labs, weeds, and those that evolved or mutated into a
new species of plant. Several wasteland communities and
organizations have sought out plant life from adventurers
and wasteland merchants to create lush green gardens. The
following listings of plants are mutated plants that are a
danger to man and beast.
FUNGAL
MASS
A fungal mass is an enormous, white mass of tendrils and

weird frilled polyps. This creature moves with serpentine
grace. A fungal mass has a central stalk that is comprised
of hundreds of intertwined tendrils. The central mass is
sixteen feet across and weighs several tons. Fungal Mass
tend to be found in damp moist areas attached to walls.
Ecology
The fungal mass is a symbiotic colony comprised of

hundreds of individual fungi. Specialized organisms within
the colony work together to give the fungal mass its mobility
as well as a primitive sense of its surroundings. The fungal
mass does not feed directly on animal matter but it does kill
anything within reach in order to grow feeding tendrils into
the rotten carcass.
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Species Traits
Immunities: Fungal Mass are immune to sleep,

paralysis, stunning, and mind altering effects. They are
not subject to critical hits, precision damage, or massive
damage. Additionally Fungal Mass take half damage
from bludgeoning and piercing damage.
Improved Grab: When the fungal mass succeeds at

an attack with one of its tentacles, it automatically
initiates a grapple attempt. When an opponent is
grappled by a tentacle, he remains caught within
its grasp and takes 1d6+5 damage per round until
freed. The mass extrudes additional tentacles when
earlier ones are occupied. If damaged by a fire attack,
the Fungal Mass instantly releases all held individuals
and withdraws its tentacles.
Spore Cloud: Dealing damage to the Fungal mass
causes it to eject a cloud of spores in a 15-foot radius
around it. Anyone within the area must make a DC
12 Will save or take 1d4 point of Wisdom damage.
This effect occurs each time someone deals damage
to it.
Vulnerabilities: The fungal mass takes double

damage from cold, fire, and explosive bursts.
Tremorsense: The fungal mass can sense enemies
on the ground in a 30 foot range.
FungalMass(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
Hugeplant
8d8+40
76
+0
0ft
10(+2natural,2size)
8
10
PDR/5
+4
+22
Tentacle+12melee(2d6+10)
15ft.sq./15ft.
Immunities,
ImprovedGrab,
Sporecloud,
Tremorsense30ft.,
VulnerabilityFire,
VulnerabilityCold
Fort+9,Ref3,Will+6
Str31,Dex,Con20,
Int,Wis14,Cha4
ImprovedGrapple
915HD(Huge)
1631HD(Gargantuan)
32+HD(Colossal)
Bestiary
MONSTROUS
FLYTRAP
The monstrous flytrap is an enormous version of the

common Venus flytrap. Two specialized leaves form
the thorny jaws and a flexible, ambulatory stem acts as a
snakelike neck. This carnivorous plant stands fifteen to
twenty five feet high, with some specimens reaching more
than fifty feet high.
Ecology
This insectivorous plant has grown to gigantic proportions

and now feeds on birds, small animals and the occasional
unlucky traveler. These plants can be encountered
anywhere in the wastelands but they tend to thrive near
toxic waste dumps and highly radioactive areas.
MonstrousFlytrap(CR8)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
Hugeplant
11d8+55
105
2
20ft.
15(1Dex,+8natural,2size)
7
14
+5
+17
SeeAttack
15ft.sq./15ft.
Blindsight60ft.,
BloodDrain(1d6+13),
Immunties
ImprovedGrab,
SwallowWhole
Str28,Dex8,Con20,
Int4,Wis14,Cha12
PowerAttack
1216HD(Huge);
1732HD(Gargantuan);
3348HD(Colossal)
Species Traits
Blindsight: Monstrous flytraps can see by emitting highfrequency sounds, inaudible to most other creatures. This
form of echolocation allows them to locate objects and
creatures within 60 feet.
Blood Drain: A creature swallowed by a monstrous flytrap
takes 1d6+13 points of damage every round due to blood
loss. For every 3 hit points it drains, the monstrous flytrap
heals 1 hit point of damage. After draining its swallowed
prey to death, it expectorates the lifeless husk and seeks out
its next meal.
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Bestiary
Improved Grab: To use this ability, a monstrous flytrap
must hit with its bite attack. If it gets a hold, it can attempt
to swallow whole its opponent provided its opponent is at
least two size categories smaller than it.
Immunities: Monstrous Flytraps are immune to sleep,

paralysis, stunning, and mind altering effects. They are
not subject to critical hits, precision damage, or massive
damage.
Swallow Whole: A monstrous flytrap can swallow a

grabbed opponent two size categories smaller than it by
making a successful grapple check. The swallowed creature
can attack the flytrap from inside its mouth using a Small
or Tiny piercing or slashing weapon. The flytrap does not
release its opponent until it is slain or its swallowed prey is
completely drained of blood (hes dead Jim). A monstrous
flytraps mouth can swallow only one opponent at a time
and cannot attack while it drains a creatures blood.
Automatic Language: Monstrous flytraps raised from
seedlings can be taught to speak (but neither read nor
write) one language.
SNAPPER
The snapper plant has a short, stumpy main stem that is

surrounded by ambulatory vines or tentacles. Growing
atop the snapper plant are multitudes of brightly colored
spore pods each containing a single thorny spore.
SnapperPlant(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
SmallPlant
2d8
9
+0
0ft
15(+4natural,+1size)
11
15
+0
4
Tentacles+1melee(1d3+leach)
orSpore+1ranged(1d4+poison)
2ft.sq./10ft.
Immunities,
Poisonspore,
Tentacle,
Tremorsense60ft.
Fort+2,Ref+0,Will+2
Str11,Dex,Con10,
Int,Wis14,Cha8
Ecology
The snapper plant waits for an animal to wander close by

and then snaps a tentacle into the creature in order to drink
its blood. The spore pods atop the plant explode when
a combination of chemicals from the snappers body is
pumped into them. This explosion fires spores out of the
pod like a cannon, sending the chemically treated spore
through the air toward a target. The poison spores are used
in reproduction; the plant shoots them into passing animals
that then transport the spores into other areas. The snapper
can also release multiple spores in succession as a means of
self-defense.
Species Traits
Immunities: Snapper Plants are immune to sleep, paralysis,

stunning, and mind altering effects. They are not subject to
critical hits, precision damage, or massive damage.
Poison Spore: A snapper plant can expel a poison spore up

to 20 ft. If a target is hit and takes damages from a poison
spore, he must succeed at a Fortitude save or take the initial
damage; a second Fortitude save must be made 1 minute
later to negate the poisons secondary damage. (DC 12) or
become paralyzed for 1d3 rounds. There are no secondary
effects from the poison spore.
Spore Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d4 damage + paralyzed 1d3 rounds) /
Secondary (1 CON)
Tentacle: A Snapper Plant has two 10 foot long tentacles

that it can attack with in a single round. If a tentacle hits a
living target, thorns attach to the victim and begin, on the
following round, to leach blood (1 point of CON damage),
unless the tentacle is removed with a STR check (DC 10), or
severed by dealing 3 points of damage to it. Once a tentacle
is attached to a victim, the Snapper Plant cannot attack with
that tentacle, and will instead shoot spores at any other
dangers.
Tremorsense: A Snapper Plant can detect any movement
to the exact location on the ground up to 60 feet away.
SPORE
These giant plants (somewhat similar to Venus flytraps)

have been terrorizing humans since the mushroom clouds
cleared out. Tall as a man and ten times as vicious, these
evil weeds have been known to clamp down on many a
wanderer. A spore plant is capable of spitting out spores
coated with a foul substance at its intended prey.
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Ecology
A relative of the snapper plant, the spore plant flings

poisoned spores from the ends of its tentacle vines. This
plant also possesses a pair of thorny jaws that can be
used to bite into prey. Spore plants are a desert breed
found only in the deep wastes. These plants mostly feed
on birds and lizards but they will attack anything that
gets into range.
Species Traits
Blindsight: A Spore Plant has blindsight with a 60

ft. radius.
Immunities: Spore Plants are immune to sleep,

paralysis, stunning, and mind altering effects. They
are not subject to critical hits, precision damage, or
massive damage.
Spore: A Spore Plant has 3 spores per hit die that it
can throw at its target. On a successful hit, the spore
delivers a dose of poison. The victim must succeed
on a Fortitude save or take the initial damage; a
second Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later
to negate the poisons secondary damage. Spores
that are used grow back within 24 hours.
Spore Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
SporePlant(CR)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills
Feats
Evolution
MediumPlant
3d8+3
16
+0
0ft.
13(+3natural)
10
13
+1
+3
Slam+3melee(1d6+2)or
Spore+1ranged(1+poison)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./10ft.
Blindsight60ft.,
Spore
Fort+3,Ref+1,Will+4
Str15,Dex10,Con12,
Int,Wis14,Cha6
PointBlankShot
46HD(medium)
RODENTS
Rodents are a common pest that dominates the wasteland.

The pests are found in any environment that contains food,
trash, or waste. Rodents come in various types, from the
common mouse to the rat, even the rarer ferret, prairie dog,
squirrel, and weasel fall under the rodent category. Even
though some rodents carry disease, these pests make a
damn good ratburger, feeding many in the wastes.
FERRET
A ferret is a domesticated relative of the polecat and weasel.

Ferrets in the Wastelands weigh between four and five
pounds. Their coat is usually some combination of black
and grey. The statistics for the Ferret can be used for similar
sized rodents, such as the squirrel or weasel.
Bestiary
Ecology
A ferret hunts for small prey, animals that

are eaten whole; fur, feathers, bones and
all. They can be very territorial and are
often found hunting through urban ruins.
Ferrets are fearless creatures that will
attack a human or dog if cornered. Ferrets
can be trained to attack or hunt but will not
learn any other tricks. These animals have a
natural tendency to steal away small items
that they hide near their burrows.
Species Traits
Attach: If a ferret hits with a bite attack,

it uses its powerful jaws to latch onto the
opponents body and automatically deals
bite damage each round it remains attached.
An attached ferret loses its Dexterity bonus
to Defense.
Low-Light Vision: A ferret can see twice
as far as a human in starlight, moonlight,
torchlight, and similar conditions of poor
illumination. They retain the ability to
distinguish color and detail under these
conditions.
Scent: This ability allows a ferret to detect
approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes,
Ferret(CR1/4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
TinyAnimal
d8+1
3
12
+4
20ft.,
Climb20ft.
16(+4Dex,+2size)
16
12
+0
10
Bite+6melee(1d32)
SeeAttack
21/2ft.sq./0ft.
Attach,
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+1,Ref+5,Will+1
Str6,Dex18,Con12,
Int1,Wis12,Cha6
Balance+12,
Climb+14,
Hide+12,
MoveSilently+10,
Spot+5
WeaponFinesse(bite)
Skill Bonuses: A ferret receives a +8 species

bonus on Balance checks and a +4 species
bonus on Move Silently checks. It uses its Dexterity modifier for Climb
checks.
RAT
It was once thought that rodents of unusual size (ROUS) were just a
legend used to frighten small children in stories. After the Exodus,
evolution took place, with the help of radioactivity and toxic waste, the
ROUS or commonly called giant rats appeared in the wasteland. A
giant rat is a cousin of the pre-war sewer rat that hung out in the back
alley of metropolitan areas, except much larger.
Ecology
Rats are survivors and giant rats thrive across the wastes. Urban ruins,
human settlements, and every sort of wilderness environment has
become home to these massive vermin. Their rapid breeding cycle
ensures that the giant rats keep up their numbers despite constant
competition from other rodents and the threat of larger predators.
Snakes in particular are a constant threat. Giant rats will attack
anything smaller than themselves as well as any creature that appears
wounded or helpless. They will only attack humans in large groups
or if the giant rats become cornered or startled. A group of rats is
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referred to as a mischief and can contain a large number
of rodents. A mischief of giant rats can strip a field bare
if they are left unchecked.
Like their smaller kin, rats have become an important
food source for wasteland survivors. Giant rats are
a favored target because they are much larger and
therefore easier to find and trap.
Rat(CR3or2ifDiseased)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
DiminutiveAnimal
d8
2
13
+4
20ft.,
Climb15ft.
Swim10ft.
18
14
+0
16
Bite+8melee(1d24)
SeeAttack
21/2ft.sq./0ft.
Disease
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+1,Ref+6,Will+1
Str3,Dex20,Con10,
Int1,Wis13,Cha5
Balance+13,
Climb+17,
Hide+21,
MoveSilently+9,
Spot+5
Swim+4
WeaponFinesse(bite)
1HD(Tiny)
Species Traits
Disease: Some rats carry the Hantavirus
Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS), which is a deadly
disease transmitted by infected rodents through
injury. When a Diseased Rat bites a target,
he must succeed a Fortitude Save or become
infected by the disease and suffer its effects
24 hours later; a additional Fortitude save
must be made each day after infection or the
victim suffer secondary damage. Should the
save fail, the infected makes another save
immediately; if this is also failed the ability
damage is permanent. When the victim
succeeds three successive day of saving
throws, he defeats the disease and no longer
suffers any additional effects. The victim
heals any ability damage at
his normal heal rate.
Bestiary
Rat,Giant(CR1or2ifDiseased)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
SmallMutatedAnimal
2d10+2
13
15
+3
20ft.,
Climb15ft.
Swim10ft.
14
12
+2
1
Bite+5melee(1d4+1)
SeeAttack
21/2ft.sq./0ft.
Disease
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+3,Ref+4,Will+2
Str12,Dex16,Con12,
Int1,Wis14,Cha5
Balance+13,
Climb+13,
Hide+13,
MoveSilently+9,
Spot+4
Swim+9
WeaponFinesse(bite)
23HD(Medium)
47HD(Large)
RatSwarm(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
DiminutiveAnimalSwarm
3d8
14
+5
20ft.,
Climb15ft.
Swim10ft.
14(+5Dex,1size)
13
9
Swarm(2d4+Disease)
SeeAttack
10ft.sq./0ft.
Disease
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+1,Ref+6,Will+1
Str3,Dex20,Con10,
Int1,Wis13,Cha5
Balance+13,
Climb+19,
Hide+21,
MoveSilently+10,
Spot+6
Swim+4
46HD(HugeSwarm)
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Damage: Onset Time: 24 hours; Initial (1d2 STR) /
Secondary (1d2 STR and 1d2 CON).
with several sub-routines. The robots listed below are the

general type purchased by consumers before the Exodus
that a wasteland explorer may encounter in his adventures.
Low-Light Vision: A giant rat can see twice as far as a human

GENERAL
Scent: This ability allows a rat to detect approaching

Skill Bonuses: Rats receive a +8 species bonus on Balance
checks and a +4 species bonus on Hide and Move Silently
checks. They use their Dexterity modifier for Climb checks.
Swarm: In order to attack, a single rat swarm moves into the

opponents spaces, provoking an attack of opportunity. It
can occupy the same space as a creature of any size, since it
can climb and move all over its prey, but remains a creature
with a 10-foot space. Rat swarms never make attacks of
opportunity, but they can provoke attacks of opportunity.
Unlike other creatures with spacing, a rat swarm is

shapeable. It can occupy any eight contiguous squares, and
it can squeeze through any space large enough to contain
one of its component creatures.
Like any swarm, a rat swarm seeks to surround and attack
any living prey it encounters. A flock deals 2d4 points of
damage to any creature whose space it occupies at the end
of its move.
A Rat Swarm is immune to all attacks that do not have an
area of effect or blast radius damage. Normal attacks will
kill one rat and wont damage the swarm that consists of
100 or more rats.
ROBOT
In the years before the Exodus several companies, such as

RoboCore and UR-Bot, made several types of domestic and
military robots of various shapes and sizes available to the
public and corporate consumers. The lives of robots also
varied in the shelf life determined by the manufacturer,
which depended on the type of robot. General robots
marketed to the public were fitted with a 10-year long
fission battery, while military bots were fitted with
larger fission batteries lasting, in some cases, up to
100 years. Robots are always programmed
on creation to perform a general task
Robots are manufactured in a stunning array of shapes

and sizes. Their design varies according to their intended
function and the personal tastes of their creator.
Ecology
Robots are manufactured, remote-controlled constructs

powered by fission batteries. These highly useful machines
come in a variety of sizes and shapes and can be fitted with
tools or weapons.
Robot,Medium(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats(1)
Evolution
MediumConstruct
4d12+10
36
+1
30ft.(treads),
30ft.(bipedal),
40ft.(quadrupedal),
or50ft.(wheels)
11(+1Dex)
11
10
Hardness5
+4
+7
+7meleeor
+5ranged
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Construct
OptionalFeatures(1or2)
Fort,Ref+3,Will
Str17,Dex12,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
None(unlessprogrammed)
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Robot,Small(CR0)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(4)
Feats
Evolution
SmallConstruct
1d12+5
12
+2
30ft.(treads),
30ft.(bipedal),
40ft.(quadrupedal),
or50ft.(wheels)
13(+2Dex,+1size)
13
11
Hardness5
+1
3
+2meleeor
+2ranged
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Construct,
OptionalFeatures(1)
Fort,Ref+3,Will
Str13,Dex14,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
Species Traits
Construct: Robots have the traits and immunities

common to constructs.
Speed: A robots speed depends on its size and

method of locomotion (bipedal, quadrupedal,
tracked, or wheeled). The different speeds are
given with each robots statistics
Attacks: A robot is not normally equipped

with weapons. Robots fitted with arms or
similar manipulators can attempt to grapple
things, but only robots of Medium size or
larger can use their manipulators to deal
damage.
Skills: A character with four or more levels in the

Techie advanced class can program one or more
ranks of a single skill into a robot; otherwise, the
robot has no skills.
Optional Features
Articulated Frame: This robots body is

articulated so that it can move like a snake,
slithering through narrow openings and
navigating stairs with ease. A robot with this
frame moves as fast as a bipedal robot, but it
can also move through difficult terrain and
small spaces without slowing.
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Accessory Mount: A robot with an accessory mount can
be armed with a single weapon or accessory up to one size
category larger than itself. Such a robot can fire a weapon
using its normal attack modifier or via a remote, using the
operators attack modifier with a 4 penalty. Alternatively,
an accessory mount can hold a single hand grenade or
nearly any of the items on Table: General Equipment.
External Components: A robot with external components

may have Audio receptors, visual sensors, or manipulator
arms. Audio receptors can process and record sound as well
as broadcast sound or programed speach through speakers
in the receptors. Visual sensor can process and record
colors through a range of visual spectrums. Manipulator
arms can grab and manipulate tiny or smaller sized objects
weighing a number of pounds equal to the robots.
Loading Mechanism: A robot with a loading mechanism
can reload a single weapon with a full-round action. The
mechanism holds enough ammunition to reload the
weapon three times, and it works with weapons that use
box ammunition, speed-loaders (but not loose bullets), a
grenade launcher round, or some sort of fuel tank (such
as a flamethrower). A robot can have multiple loading
mechanisms, one for each weapon that it has mounted in
its frame.
Toolkits: A robot can use a toolkit if it has the appropriate
skill or can use the operators skill at a 2 penalty via remote
control.
Searchlight: A searchlight operates in the same manner as
a battery flood spotlight.
DOMESTOBOT
The domestobot is a household unit capable of performing

most household chores and light industrial cleaning. This
robot has a lightweight plastic frame and a foam exterior
that is modeled to look like a trash can. However, the ravages
of time ensure that most domestobots are extremely ragged
and beat up looking.
Ecology
Domestobots in working order are rare and most are owned

by private collectors and wealthy city slickers. These
constructs need to be recharged regularly by plugging them
into standard electrical outlets.
A Domestobot can be crafted with a series of successful

Craft skills and 1200 steel in materials. The construction
of a Domestobot requires a Craft (electrical) DC 18, a Craft
(mechanical) DC 22, and a Craft (structural) DC 15 to create.
Additionally the Domestobot needs to be programmed,
requiring a Computer Use (reprogram) DC 19 skill check.
Bestiary
Domestobot(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats(1)
Evolution
MediumConstruct
4d12+10
36
+1
50ft.(wheels)
11(+1Dex)
11
10
Hardness5
+4
+7
+7meleeor
+5ranged
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
OptionalFeatures
(ExternalCompents
AudioReceptorsand
ManupulatorArms)
Fort,Ref+3,Will
Str17,Dex12,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
Profession(Butler)+8
Spot+5
SkillFocus(Profession)
HANDIBOT
The handibot is a maintenance and repair unit used in a

variety of private, government, and corporate settings. This
metal and composite android is only vaguely human in
appearance.
Ecology
Handibots in working order are rare and most are owned by

shelter dwellers and a few other wasteland factions.
A Handibot can be crafted with a series of successful

Craft skills and 1200 steel in materials. The construction
of a Handibot requires a Craft (electrical) DC 18, a Craft
(mechanical) DC 25, and a Craft (structural) DC 15 to
create. Additionally the Handibot needs to be programmed,
requiring a Computer Use (reprogram) DC 19 skill check.
Handibot(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats(1)
Evolution
MediumConstruct
4d12+10
36
+1
30ft.(bipedal)
11(+1Dex)
11
10
Hardness5
+4
+7
+7meleeor
+5ranged
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Construct,OptionalFeatures
(ExternalCompentsAudio
ReceptorsandManupulatorArms)
Fort,Ref+3,Will
Str17,Dex12,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
DisableDevice+6
Repair+9
SkillFocus(Repair)
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POLICE
ASSAULT
DRONE
Police Assault Drones are human-sized constructs that

are designed to forcibly breach buildings and conduct
operations that are too dangerous for human officers.
These tracked robots have two fully articulated arms
that can open doors, load weapons and shoot with
decent accuracy.
Ecology
Police assault drones were rare until the hectic final days
of mankind made demand for them skyrocket. By the
time the global economy collapsed, these robots were
being produced as fast as the factories could make
them. Most of the functioning police assault drones in
the wastes can be found in the hands of gangs, militias,
and lone survivors.
A Police Assault Drone can be crafted with a series of
successful Craft skills and 2800 steel in materials. The
construction of a Police Assault Drone requires a Craft
(electrical) DC 28, a Craft (mechanical) DC 32, and
a Craft (structural) DC 25 to create. Additionally
the Police Assault Drone needs to be programmed,
requiring a Computer Use (reprogram) DC 23 skill
check.
PoliceAssaultDrone(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats(2)
Evolution
MediumConstruct
8d12+10
62
+1
30ft.(bipedal)
15(+4armor,+1Dex)
11
14
Hardness5
+8
+7
+11meleeor
Shotgun+9(+10)ranged(2d8)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
Armor,AaccessoryMounts,Construct,
OptionalFeatures(ExternalCompents
AudioReceptorsandManupulator
Arms,LoadingMechanism,Searchlight
andRemoteControlLink(200feet))
Fort,Ref+5,Will
Str17,Dex12,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
Demolitions+6
DisableDevice+6
Search+6
PointBlackShot
PreciseShot
NANO
MACHINE
SWARM
A swarm of nano-machines appears at first to be a writhing

mass of tiny, stark white specks. Up close these automatons
look like mechanical beetles. Each nano-machine has a tiny
pair of sparking barbs at its front end, and three antennae
with glowing red tips.
Ecology
Nano-machines were originally designed to make repairs

inside of delicate machinery. After the Great War, the
factories that produced the nano-machines went silent. The
nanites that had already been produced sprang to life and
set about restoring power to their home factories. Some of
these factories are at work still, fed by scavenging swarms
of nano-machines who provide raw material to the recycling
plants and fuel to the generators.
The automated factories produce nano-machines
continuously while the nanites themselves organize
themselves into an ever growing swarm that alternates
between performing maintenance on the factory equipment
and searching the surrounding area for the raw materials
that are needed to make more nano-machines. Fortunately
these swarms rarely make contact with humans. These
isolated incidents always end badly as the swarms
scavenging behavior is mistaken for an attack. Humans who
are misfortunate enough to make close contact with the
nano-machines are destined to die a very fast and painful
death. A few communities near nano-machine plants have
hired mercenaries to destroy the source of the danger. None
of these attempts have been successful.
When a swarm reaches a certain size it leaves the host
factory and heads blindly into the wastes. As it moves the
swarm breaks into smaller and smaller pieces until it has
formed into a dozen large masses. These individual swarms
continue on their headlong journey, moving relentlessly
forward regardless of any hazards or obstacles that are
encountered. The swarms continue forward in this suicidal
manner until they are all destroyed or their power cells run
dry. These nano-machines will not attack humans unless
provoked but they can inadvertently kill people who do
not get out of their way. The swarms will destroy
any and all buildings and machinery in their
path.
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NanoMachineSwarm(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(14)
Feats
Evolution
FineConstructSwarm
6d12
39
+5
20ft.
14(+5Dex,1size)
13
11
Recycle(2d6)
SeeAttack
10ftsq./0ft
Confusion,
Construct,
Recycle,
Tremorsense30ft.
Fort,Ref+8,Will
Str3,Dex20,Con,
Int,Wis14,Cha.
Craft(electrical)+14,
Craft(mechanical)+14,
Repair+18
712HD(HugeSwarm)
Species Traits
Confusion: Any individual susceptible to

the swarms attacks who begins his round in
the swarms square must make a Fortitude
saving throw (DC15) or become nauseated
for 1 round. Complex actions when within
the swarm require a DC 16 concentration
check.
Construct: Immune to sleep, paralysis,

stunning, and mind altering effects. Not
subject to critical hits, precision damage, or
massive damage.
Recycle: The nano-machine swarm deals
2d6 points of damage per round to anyone
caught within it. This damage is affected by damage reduction normally.
Skill Bonuses: Nano-machine swarms receives a +10 programmed bonus

on Craft (electrical and mechanical) checks and a +12 programmed bonus on
Repair checks.
Swarm Traits: A swarm takes half damage from cutting and piercing
attacks. The swarm cannot be tripped, grappled, or bull-rushed. Nor can the
swarm grapple an opponent. It is immune to effects that target an individual
creature or a set number of creatures. The swarm takes half again as much
damage from area effects. Swarms move freely in and out of occupied squares
and they can occupy any square. A swarm can squeeze through any opening
that is large enough for a single member. A swarm still provokes attacks of
opportunity from movement but it cannot make attacks of opportunity, does
not threaten any squares.
Tremorsense (Ex): A nano-machine swarm can sense ground objects within
a 30-foot range.
MILITARY
ASSAULT DRONE
The Military Assault Drone is a deadly military robot that was pressed into
service during the last days of the Great War. This horrifying machine stands
on four, spider-like legs and is built like an insect. Its body is covered with
smooth, white armor and an array of eye clusters across its head. The
machine has four arms two ending in deflector shields and another two
ending in laser cannons. It moves with terrifying speed and can cross ceilings
and floors with equal ease.
Ecology
Military Assault Drones are leftovers from the Great War. These military
robots were constructed with top of the line fusion power cells that will keep
them active for quite some time to come. The Machine Warriors are still
following the last orders programmed into them. They can be found guarding
abandoned military sites or patrolling established territories in
the wastes.
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Species Traits
Charge Cannon: As a full-round action, Assault Drone

can fire both of its lasers at once with an extended pulse
in a strafing attack that affects a 20-foot line. This attack
strikes everybody within the area for 4d10+4 damage.
A Reflex saving throw (DC 15) negates this damage.
Construct: Assault Drone has the traits and immunities
common to constructs.
Darkvision: Assault Drone has darkvision of 60 ft.
Shields Up: Assault Drone is equipped with a pair

of reinforced shields that can be rotated into position
on pneumatic arms. When it takes a full defense action
(+4 Defense), it may still make a single attack with its
laser cannon, albeit this requires a move action.
Van Der Wall Pads: Special electro-adhesive pads

that allow Assault Drone to move fluidly up walls
and across ceilings at its climb speed. They can be
specifically targeted; each has 10 hit points and a
harness 5. Their defense is 25. There are 4 in total,
each time one is destroyed, reduce Assault Drones
land and climb speeds by 5. If two of the pads are
destroyed, Assault Drone can no longer move across
ceilings.
MilitaryAssaultDrone(CR7)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(20)
Feats(2)
Evolution
LargeConstruct
9d12+10
70
+3
40ft.,
Climb20ft.
21(25)(+12armor,1size)
9(13)
21(25)
Hardness5
+9
+20
PneumaticBash+12melee(1d8+7)
OrLasercannon+10range(2d10)
orLasercannon+10range(2d10+2)
LaserCannon+10range(2d10+2)
10ft.sq./Reach5ft
Chargecannon,
construct,
darkvision60ft.,
shieldsup,
vanderwallpads
Fort+2,Ref+1,Will+4
Str25,Dex10,Con,
Int,Wis,Cha
Climb+15,
Listen+10,
Spot+10
WeaponFocus(lasercannons),
WeaponSpecialization(lasercannons)
MILITARY
BATTLE
DRONE
The Military Battle Drone was created as a two-front

operational system by the US Military for use in the field
as both a weapon and a communication hub to send out
commands and relays to troops and Military Assault
Drones. The Military Battle Drone chassis is similar to a
huge mechanical scorpion with eyes made up of hundreds of
tiny LCD screens, and a single, pulsing blue energy weapon
curled over its back.
Ecology
The Military Battle Drones main Artificial Intelligence

computer malfunctioned during the Great War and began
sending bizarre and sadistic behaviors routines to the
Drones. Most of these robots were decommissioned by
the military but some escaped and survive to this day.
The survivors stalk urban ruins in search of anything they
consider to be worth attacking (sentient humanoids and
other robots). Over time each of the surviving Battle Drone
AIs has evolved creating its own peculiar tastes when it
comes to victims. Most Battle Drones will select a heavily
armed target over a less threatening one. Once a target has
been selected, the Drone begins toying with the intended
victim. When the machine tires of tormenting its prey it
moves in and devastates the entire area with pulsar blasts
from its main cannon.
Species Traits
Plasma Grenade cannon: Military Battle Drone has six

plasma grenades stored in special launchers. It may lob
one as a standard action. The grenades have a range of 40.
Plasma grenades deal 5d10 damage (X/E) to all within a 20foot blast radius.
Darkvision: Military Battle Drone has darkvision of 60 ft.
Construct: Military Battle Drone has the traits and

immunities common to constructs.
Skill Bonuses: Military Battle Drones receives a +10
programmed bonus on Computer Use and Craft (electrical,
mechanical, and structural) checks and a +12 programmed
bonus on Repair checks.
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MilitaryBattleDrone(CR14)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(26)
Feats(4)
Evolution
HugeConstruct
12d10+40
118
1
40ft.
17(+10armor,1Dex,2size)
7
17
Hardness10
+11
+19
orPulsar+10ranged(3d12)
Pulsar+20ranged(3d12)
15ft.sq./10ft.
Construct,
Darkvision60ft.,
PlasmaGrenadeCannon
Fort,Ref+1,Will
Str33,Dex8,Con,
Int20,Wis,Cha
ComputerUse+15
Craft(electronic)+15,
Craft(mechanical)+15,
Craft(structural)+15,
Repair+11,
WeaponFocus(pulsar),
MultiAttack
+2
Species Traits
Automatic Language: Sasquatches understand a single

language but cannot read or speak it. Sasquatches speak in
a language of growls, rumbles, and snorts.
Arboreal: Sasquatch gains a +8 climb bonus and can
move at full speed while climbing and does not suffer any
Dexterity penalty. Sasquatch can also take 10 on any climb
check while climbing trees or surfaces similar to trees.
Low-light Vision: Sasquatch has low-light vision.
Scent: Sasquatch has developed a unique sense of smell for

Meat Jerky and can track this smell by scent from up to one
mile away.
Species Bonuses: Because of its size and
ferocious appearance, a sasquatch gains a
+4 species bonus on Intimidate checks.
SASQUATCH
A sasquatch is a humanoid creature that stands 8 to

10 feet tall and weighs about 300 pounds. It has
long, tawny fur and beady black eyes. A sasquatch
has an oppressive, bestial stink that frightens
domestic animals.
Ecology
Sasquatches are actually failed genetic experiments that

were left over from the Trans-Genetic Warrior project.
A combination of human and gorilla DNA was used to
create a new species of primate that now inhabits the
wilds of the Pacific Northwest. Sasquatches are territorial
omnivores that live together in small family units in
dense forested areas. The diet of the sasquatch
consists mainly of meat jerky (Jerk-Links being a
favorite) and rodents. The creatures supplement
this diet with insects, fish, and occasionally
plant or vegetable. These creatures display
a wide range of individual personalities and
behaviors; some sasquatches are friendly,
others are shy, some are aggressive, others
fearful.
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SCORPION,
GIANT
Sasquatch(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats(1)
Evolution
Largehumanoid
3d8+9
23
17
+0
30ft
14(+2Dex,+3natural,1size,)
11
12
+3
+12
Slam+8melee(1d4+5)
Slam+8melee(1d4+5)
Slam+8melee(1d4+5)
5ft.by5ft.;Reach10ft.
Arboreal,
Dismemberment,
LowLightvision,
Scent
Fort+6,Ref+3,Will+4
Str21,Dex14,Con17,
Int8,Wis15,Cha8
Climb+15,
Intimidate+7,
Listen+7,
Spot+7
Alertness,
SimpleWeaponsProficiency
48HD(large),
916HD(huge)
Dismemberment: With a successful targeted

grapple check (at 12 penalty) a Sasquatch can rip
off the limb of his opponent provided he does
damage equal to the characters Massive Damage
Threshold. This is a targeted special maneuver
so it does Unarmed Damage plus triple
Strength Damage (1d4+15). A dismembered
character will bleed 3 points of damage
per round until a Treat Injury DC 20 skill
check is succeeded, cauterization is
performed, or the character
receives healing from a
Super Medpak or is healed
to Maximum HP from other
means of healing.
Giant scorpions are large mutated arthropods that closely

resemble their smaller pre-war ancestors. A Giant scorpion
resembles a normal scorpion in genetic makeup, but they
are red skinned and small to man-size or larger. A typical
Giant scorpion weighs between one hundred to four
hundred pounds.
Ecology
Giant scorpions are deadly predators and their poison is

certainly something to be fearful of, as it saps the strength
of the victim. The giant scorpion is a solitary hunter that
preys mainly on other radioactive vermin. However, a
scorpion will charge down and sting anything that gets too
close. Female scorpions carry their young around on their
back for an extended period of time. The fact that these
mother scorpions care for their young sets them apart
from most arachnids.
Giant scorpions are hunted to harvest their tails for

both meat and the venom gland. The giant scorpions tail
is valuable for the gland that houses the venom as it is used
by wasteland medics to create a cure-all poison antidote.
Scorpion,Giant(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
7d10
39
10
+2
20ft.
17(+2Dex,+5natural)
12
15
PDR5
+5
+9
Claw+8melee(1d4+4)
Claw+8melee(1d4+4)
Claw+8melee(1d4+4)
Stinger+3melee(1d6+2+poison)
5ft.sq./5ft
Lowlightvision,
Poison,
Scent,
Stability
Fort+6,Ref+6,Will+3
Str18,Dex14,Con10,
Int,Wis13,Cha5
Balance+13,
Climb+13,
Hide+8,
MoveSilently+8
812HD(large)
1316HD(huge)
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Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: A giant scorpion can see

twice as far as a human in starlight, moonlight,
torchlight, and similar conditions of poor
illumination. They retain the ability to distinguish
Poison: When a Giant scorpion hits with its stinger attack,

it delivers a dose of poison. The victim must succeed on a
Fortitude save or take the initial damage; a second Fortitude
save must be made 1 minute later to negate the poisons
secondary damage.
Sting Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d4 STR) / Secondary (1d4
STR)
Scent: This ability allows a giant scorpion to

detect approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes,
Skill Bonuses: Giant scorpions receive a +8
species bonus on Balance and Climb checks and
a +4 species bonus on Hide and Move Silently
checks.
Stability: Giant scorpions gain a +8 stability
bonus to oppose bull rush and trip attempts.
SIMIANS
Simians contain all forms of the gorilla and

monkey families and their relatives. The
following listing of Simians can be found
throughout the wastelands, most surviving
the Exodus, escaping from circuses, sideshow
attractions, and zoos. Some wasteland merchants that
deal in northern Mexico rumors that a civilization
of intelligent ape-men have taken up resident in
the Aztec Temples in the central and southern
reaches of Mexico.
APE
The family of apes includes a great many creatures

including gorillas, orangutans, and other large
simians. Apes are typically larger than other
primates and most are skilled climbers. These
large, fur covered primates are powerfully built
and often weigh much more than a human
being.
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Ecology
Native to Africa, the apes that inhabit the wastelands are

almost certainly the descendants of zoo specimens that
escaped their confinement after the Exodus. Finding an
ecological niche in the Wastelands has not been easy
for the newly freed apes. The most common habitats
for these primates to flock to are forested mountains
and lowland swamps. The apes avoid open deserts
and grasslands, sticking closely to green areas where
there are trees to provide food and protection.
Orangutans are solitary creatures while gorillas
tend to live in small groups that are dominated
by a single adult male. Apes are omnivores but the
majority of their diet comes from plant material.
Though the apes do not hunt humans, they can be
extremely aggressive when defending their territory.
Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: An ape can see twice as far as

a human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and
similar conditions of poor illumination. They retain
the ability to distinguish color and detail under these
conditions.
Scent: This ability allows an ape to detect
approaching enemies, sniff out hidden foes, and
track by sense of smell.
Skill Bonus: Apes receive a +12 species bonus on

Climb checks.
Ape(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(14)
Feats
Evolution
LargeAnimal
4d8+20
38
20
+2
30ft.,
Climb30ft.
11
14
+3
+14
Claw+7melee(1d6+7)
or+4ranged
Claw+7melee(1d6+7)
Claw+7melee(1d6+7)
Bite+4melee(1d6+3)
10ft.sq./10ft
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+7,Ref+4,Will+2
Str24,Dex14,Con20,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6.
Climb+20,
Listen+8,
Spot+8
MultiAttack
58HD(Large)
Bestiary
CHIMPANZEE
The statistics below represent a chimpanzee, but they can

also be used for any ape of similar size, such as a baboon.
Chimpanzees stand three to four feet tall and can weigh
as much as one hundred and fifty pounds. A chimps body
is covered with dark fur. The physical features of these
animals are extremely similar to that of human beings and
the two species have a very close genetic relationship.
Ecology
Chimps have come to North America as the inhabitants

of zoos and science labs. After the fall of human
civilization, various troops of chimpanzees either
escaped or were set free by their keepers. Native to Africa,
chimps can only survive in heavily forested areas where
they feed on fruit and small mammals. Sometimes
chimps can be found at the edges of human
settlements where they have become clever and
bold thieves. Chimpanzees have been known
to attack humans on occasion, particularly after
becoming intoxicated on stolen alcohol.
Common chimpanzees hunt in troops that
are led by an alpha male. These creatures
form monogamous relationships and have a
complex social hierarchy. On the other hand,
bonobo chimps have a matriarchal social
structure and promiscuous mating habits.
Chimpanzee(CR0)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
SmallAnimal
1d8+1
6
13
+2
30ft.,
Climb20ft.
14
12
+0
4
Bite+3melee(1d4)
Bite+3melee(1d4)
Slam2melee(1d2)
Slam2melee(1d2)
5ft.sq./5ft.
Arboreal
Improvedgrab,
LowLightVision
Fort+2,Ref+3,Will+2
Str11,Dex14,Con12,
Int2,Wis14,Cha5
Climb+16,
Hide+8,
Jump+4,
Listen+4,
MoveSilently+4,
Spot+4
WeaponFinesse(slam)
23HD(Small)
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Males of both species have been known to go
out of their way in order to kill chimpanzees
from other troops.
Species Traits
Arboreal: An arboreal creature gains a

climb bonus and can move at full speed
while climbing and does not suffer any
Dexterity penalty. They can also take 10
on any climb check while climbing trees or
surfaces similar to trees.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the
chimpanzee must hit a single opponent
that is its own size category or smaller with
both slam attacks in the same round. During
any round that it grapples such a creature,
the chimpanzee may make one additional
grapple check as a free action at its highest
attack bonus. On a successful hit with such
an attack, it automatically deals bite and
slam
damage to its foe.
Low-Light
Vision:
A chimpanzee can
see twice as far
as a human
in starlight,
moonlight,
torchlight, and
similar conditions of poor
illumination. They retain the
ability to distinguish color and
detail under these conditions.
Skill
Bonuses:
A
chimpanzee gains a +8
species bonus on Climb
checks and a +4 species
bonus on Jump checks.
MONKEY
among the ruins. The feisty creatures are very aggressive

and will bite and scratch to get a chunk of food away from
someone. A few troupes have settled in orchards or wooded
areas and are much less aggressive. Like many other
animals who are not native to this environment, monkeys
have adapted to their new home and learned to thrive in the
ruins of human civilization.
Monkeys come in a mind-boggling array of different species,
and each species has its own distinct social behaviors. Most
Old World monkeys are promiscuous while New World
monkeys often mate for life and spend a great deal of effort
raising their young. The size of a monkey social group can
range from five to fifty individuals.
Species Traits
Arboreal: An arboreal creature gains a climb bonus and can

move at full speed while climbing and does not suffer any
Dexterity penalty. They can also take 10 on any climb check
while climbing trees or surfaces similar to trees.
Low-Light Vision: A monkey can see twice as far as a human

Skill Bonuses: Monkeys use their Dexterity modifier for
Climb checks. A monkey gains a +8 species bonus on Climb
checks and a +4 species bonus on Balance checks.
Monkey(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
A monkey is a small primate, usually weighing no

more than ten pounds.
Skills(8)
Monkeys have carved out a niche for themselves

in the urban ruins and within human settlements.
Monkeys live by stealing and scavenging for food
Feats
Evolution
Ecology
TinyAnimal
1d8
5
10
+2
30ft.,
Climb30ft.
14
13
+0
10
Bite+6melee(1d32)
Seeattack
2ft.sq./0ft.
Arboreal
LowLightVision
Fort+1,Ref+5,Will+2
Str7,Dex18,Con10,
Int2,Wis14,Cha6
Balance+8
Climb+22,
Hide+10,
Listen+3,
Spot+3
WeaponFinesse(bite)
23HD(Small)
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SNAKES
Snakes are found in every environment and come in a variety of

breeds, colors, and sizes. Snakes are generally ambush hunters
feeding on unsuspecting rodents and birds; however, the larger
snakes will pursue small animals and sometime children. A
snake can live several months between meals. Snakes tend to
be aggressive towards anything near their den and will attempt
to drive off the threat with intimidation. Solitary snakes on
the hunt usually will leave anything bigger than itself alone,
just slithering away, unless threatened.
ANACONDA
These enormous snakes can measure over thirty feet long

and weigh several hundred pounds. Anacondas generally
have dark green scales that may include patches of brown
or black near the head, however several have begun
evolving to the North American climate, blending in with the
vegetation of the area.
Ecology
Native to South America, giant anacondas began migrating

northward after the Exodus altered the worlds climate
and drastically reduced the creatures natural food
supply. The king of snakes now inhabits swamps and rivers
across the American southern regions. Giant anacondas
attack any creature smaller than itself (which is just about
anything) in order to feed, when hungry. Anacondas
have a slow acting digestive system and may not eat for
weeks after a meal, unless protecting their territory.
Anacondas are a very territorial snake. They

tend to live in solitude unless it is mating season.
An anaconda territory generally ranges roughly
5 to 10 square miles in a damp hot environment
(active sewers, swamps, or wetlands). This territory
is their hunting grounds, which they protect from other
anacondas and other predators.
Mating courtship occurs over a period of several

months. The female releases an airborne stimulant,
the smell of which attracts male anacondas from many
miles around. Most often, several male snakes will
wrap themselves around the female to form what is
known as a breeding ball. This ball is comprised of
up to a dozen male snakes that stay in this position
for a period of time that lasts between two and four
weeks. A breeding ball is a form of competition
where the male snakes continuously wrestle for the
right to mate with the female. Often
the biggest and strongest of the
males comes out as the victor.
However, because female anacondas are much

larger than the males, she can often choose which
male to mate with if she so desires.
Anaconda(CR7)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(32)
Feats
Evolution
HugeAnimal
12d8+60
114
24
+2
20ft.,
Climb20ft.,
Swim40ft.
10
16
PDR/3
+9
+23
TailSlap+14melee(1d6+5,bite)
15ft.sq./10ft.
Constrict(1d6+16),
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision,
Scent,
SwallowWhole
Str32,Dex14,Con24,
Int1,Wis14,Cha3
Balance+14,
Climb+31,
Hide+10,
Listen+10,
Spot+10,
Swim+31
WeaponFocus(bite)
LightningReflexes
1323HD(Huge)
2436HD(Gargantuan)
Species Traits
Constrict: An anaconda deals 1d6+16 points of

bludgeoning damage with a successful grapple
check against a target at least one size category
smaller than itself.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the anaconda

must hit an opponent at least one size category
smaller than itself with either a bite or a tail slap
attack. If it gets a hold, it automatically deals bite
or tail slap damage each round that the hold is
maintained, and it can constrict in the same round
and attempt to swallow in the next round. If the
giant anaconda wishes, it can continue to attack with
its tail or its bite (not both) while it grapples with its
body, but it takes a 20 penalty on all grapple checks
if it does so.
Low-Light Vision: Anacondas can see twice as far

as a human in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and
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similar conditions of poor illumination. They retain the

ability to distinguish color and detail under these conditions.
Scent: This ability allows an anaconda to detect approaching
Skill Bonuses: An anaconda gains a +8 species bonus on

Balance, Climb, and Swim checks and a +4 species bonus on
Hide, Listen, and Spot checks.
Swallow Whole: If a anaconda begins its turn with an
opponent one or more size categories smaller than itself
held in its mouth, it can attempt a new grapple check as
though trying to pin the opponent. If it succeeds, it swallows
its opponent, automatically dealing bite damage. Once
inside the giant anaconda, the opponent takes bludgeoning
damage equal to the anacondas tail slap attack (1d6+5) plus
1d6 points of acid damage per round from the monsters
stomach. A successful grapple check allows the swallowed

creature to climb out of the stomach and return to the giant
anacondas maw, where another successful grapple check
is needed to get free. Alternatively, the swallowed creature
can attack from inside the stomach using claws or a Small or
Tiny slashing weapon. Dealing at least 30 points of damage
to the stomach (Defense 18) in this way creates an opening
large enough to permit escape. Once a single swallowed
creature exits, muscular action closes the hole; thus,
another swallowed creature must cut its own way out. A
giant anacondas stomach can hold 1 Large, 2 Medium-size,
8 Small, 32 Tiny, or 128 Diminutive or smaller opponents.
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COBRA
Cobras are a medium to large sized viper that is

distinguished by a hood that expands around its head to
its body. Several varieties of Cobra breeds, in a variety
of distinct colors reflecting their environment, roam the
wastelands. A Cobras statistics can be used for other
large vipers, such as the black mamba.
Ecology
Cobras are native to Africa and Asia. Specimens

that escaped from zoos and private collectors have
populated the deserts and the wastelands of the World.
Cobras feed mainly on other snakes, though they
will also eat birds and small mammals. These deadly
vipers only attack humans if they feel threatened or
provoked.
Species Traits
Bonus Feat: Cobras gain Weapon Finesse (bite) as a

bonus feat.
Poison: A cobra injects poison into its victim with
a successful bite. The victim must succeed on a
Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to
negate the poisons secondary damage.
Cobra(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Smallanimal
2d8+2
11
12
+4
20ft.(30ft.fortheblackmamba)
Climb5ft.
15
12
+1
3
Bite+6melee(1d4+poison)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq.(coiled)/5ft.
Poison(DC12),
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+6,Will+2
Str11,Dex18,Con12,
Int1,Wis12,Cha2
Climb+14,
Hide+14,
Listen+8,
MoveSilently+12,
Spot+8
WeaponFinesse(bite)
Bestiary
Cobra,King(CR4)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(18)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
6d8+18
45
17
+4
20ft.(30ft.fortheblackmamba)
Climb5ft.
15(+3Dex,+2natural)
13
12
+4
+6
Bite+6melee(1d6+2+poison)
orPoisonousSpit+8rangetouch
SeeAttack
Poison(DC16),
PoisonousSpit(DC16)
Scent
Fort+6,Ref+7,Will+3
Str14,Dex18,Con17,
Int1,Wis12,Cha2
Climb+18,
Hide+12,
Listen+9,
MoveSilently+14,
Spot+9
WeaponFinesse(bite)

Damage: Initial (1d4 STR and 1d4 DEX) / Secondary
(1d4 STR and 1d4 CON)
Poisonous Spit: At will as a ranged touch attack, a King

Cobra can spit its venom at a target face up to 10 feet away.
When used in this manner, the king cobras venom acts as
a contact poison. The target must succeed on a Fortitude
save (DC 10 + 1/2 the cobras Hit Dice + its Constitution
modifier) or be blinded and nauseated for 1 minute. A
second Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to
negate the venoms secondary damage (same as the initial
damage). Eye protection, such as goggles or a full-face visor,
negates the blindness effect.
Scent: This ability allows a cobra to detect approaching
Skill Bonuses: A cobra receives a +8 species bonus on Move

Silently checks and a +4 species bonus on Hide, Listen, and
Spot checks. It applies either its Strength or its Dexterity
modifier, whichever is higher, to Climb checks.
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CONSTRICTOR
The Constrictor Snake, commonly called a python, is a long

muscular snake six to ten feet long that varies in colors to
match its environment. Constrictor Snakes can be found
in any warm environment, but tend towards overgrown
grasslands, ruins, and swamplands.
Ecology
Largely, Constrictor Snakes were displayed in Zoos

throughout most of the United States and could be found
in the southeastern states that contained swamps as well.
However, some people kept Constrictor as pets in their
homes. After the Exodus, the surviving Constrictors thrived
in the atomic heated wasteland mostly on a diet of rats.
There was little competition for food, and the Constrictor
thrived expanding and evolving throughout the southern
United States into new breeds. The Exodus Constrictor
still remains the typical Constrictor Snake, but comes in a
variety of colors, size, and shapes to match its environment
and eating habits. Constrictor Snakes that grow to huge size
are known as Anacondas or Desert Serpents.
Species Traits
Constrict: With a successful grapple check against a

creature of its size or smaller, a constrictor snake deals
damage equal to double its bite damage.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, a constrictor snake
must hit with its bite attack. If it gets a hold, it can constrict.
Low-Light Vision: A constrictor snake can see twice as far

Scent: This ability allows a constrictor snake to detect
sense of smell. See Special Qualities for more information.
Skill Bonuses: Constrictors receive a +8 species bonus on
Balance checks and a +4 species bonus on Hide, Listen, and
Spot checks. Snakes apply either their Strength or Dexterity
modifier, whichever is higher, to Climb checks.
HYDRA
ConstrictorSnake(CR)
TwoheadedHydraSnake(CR2)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
4d8+12
30
16
+3
20ft.,
Climb20ft.,
Swim20ft.
15(+3Dex,+2natural)
13
12
+3
+6
Bite+6melee(1d6+3)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq.(coiled)/5ft
Constrict(2d6+6)
ImprovedGrab,
LowLightVision,
Scent
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+2
Str16,Dex17,Con16,
Int1,Wis12,Cha2
Balance+13,
Climb+13,
Hide+9,
Listen+7,
Spot+7,
Swim+15
WeaponFinesse(bite)
58HD(Large)
916HD(Huge)
1732HD(Gargantuan)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
SmallMutantAnimal
3d10+6
23
14
+3
30ft.
15
12
+3
+2
Constrict(2d4)
ImprovedGrab
Poison(DC13)
Scent
Fort+3,Ref+6,Will+2
Str11,Dex18,Con14,
Int1,Wis12,Cha2
Balance+12
Climb+11,
Hide+10,
Listen+9,
MoveSilently+11,
Spot+9
WeaponFinesse(bite)
45HD(Medium3headed)
69HD(Large4headed)
1012HD(Huge5headed)
Physical
Description
The Hydra snake looks

like a common viper,
ranging in colors that
allow it to adapt to its
chosen
environment.
What makes a Hydra
snake different from a
normal snake is that fact
that it has mutated having
two or more heads on a
single serpentine body.
Ecology
Hydra snakes, are mutated

version of a normal snake,
and are born into a
normal clutch of snakes.
Upon leaving the clutch,
these mutated Hydra
snake are commonly
drawn to sources of water,
where they thrive. Most
Hydra snakes are found
in swamps and wetland
environments, however
a few varieties of Hydra
breeds have adapted
to the desert, lurking
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beneath the sand. These snakes are solitary creatures,
and are very territorial, patrolling one-square mile of
swamp or land to hunt.
VIPER
Species Traits
The Viper covers a variety of tiny and small poisonous

snakes that can be found throughout the world. Vipers
include the copperhead, coral, rattlesnake, and the water
moccasin among others.
Constrict: A Hydra snake deals bludgeoning damage

(2d4) with a successful grapple check against a target
its own size category or smaller.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the Hydra snake

must hit an opponent at least one size category
smaller than itself with its bite attack. If it gets a
hold, it automatically deals bite damage each round
that the hold is maintained, and it can constrict in the
same round.
Ecology
Vipers are highly adaptable to every environment, evolving

with each new clutch, mastering their chosen element.
There are over 500 types of Vipers that can be found in
the world, and they all have the same defense, a poisonous
bite. A bite from a Viper is very dangerous in the wasteland,
where antidote is a hard commodity to find.
Multiple Heads: A hydra snakes head thinks and

attack independently. Each of the snakes head
receives it full attack bonus when performing a fullattack action.
Poison: A hydra snake injects poison into its victim

with a successful bite. The victim must succeed on a
Fortitude save must be made 1 minute later to negate
the poisons secondary damage.
Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: A viper can see twice as far as a human


Damage: Initial (1d4
CON) / Secondary (1d2
Viper,Tiny(CR1)
CON)
Scent: This ability
allows a Hydra snake
to detect approaching
enemies, sniff out
hidden foes, and
track by sense of
smell.
Skill Bonuses: A
Hydra snake receives
a +8 species bonus on
Balance checks and a
+4 species bonus on
Hide, Listen, and Spot
checks. It applies its
Dexterity modifier
instead
of
its
Strength modifier
to Climb checks.
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Bestiary
Poison: A viper injects poison into its victim with a

successful bite. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude save
or take the initial damage; a second Fortitude save must
be made 1 minute later to negate the poisons secondary
damage.
Tinyanimal
d8
1
11
+3
20ft.,
Climb10ft.,
Swim10ft.
17(+5Dex,+2size)
17
12
+0
9
SeeAttack
21/2ft.sq.(coiled)/0ft.
Lowlightvision,
Poison,
Scent
Fort+1,Ref+6,Will+1
Str8,Dex20,Con10,
Int1,Wis12,Cha2
Balance+13,
Climb+16,
Hide+17,
Listen+6,
Spot+6,
Swim+14
WeaponFinesse(bite)
1/21HD(Small)
2HD(Mediumsize)
34HD(Large)
516HD(Huge)
Bite Fortitude (10 + HD +

CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d4 CON) /
Secondary (1d2 CON)
Scent: This ability allows a snake to

detect approaching enemies, sniff
out hidden foes, and track by sense
of smell. See Special Qualities for
more information.
Skill Bonuses: Snakes receive a +8

species bonus on Balance checks
and a +4 species bonus on Hide,
Listen, and Spot checks. Snakes
apply either their Strength or
Dexterity modifier, whichever is
higher, to Climb checks.
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SPIDER,
MONSTROUS
These radioactive vermin resemble normal predatory

spider types but are much larger. Common monstrous
spiders found in the wasteland include the Black
Widow, Tarantula, and Wolf Spider.
Ecology
Monstrous spiders thrive in the wasteland on a diet

of bugs and small rodents generally spinning webs in
wasteland ruins or forested areas. Most monstrous
spiders are solitary creatures, until mating season, at
which point most male spider do not survive between
the deadly competition to attract a mate or the mating
ritual itself where most female kill their mate.
MonstrousSpider,Tiny(CR)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(6)
Feats
Evolution
TinyRadioactiveVermin
d101
1
10
+3
20ft.
Climb10ft.
15(+3Dex,+2size)
15
12
+0
12
2ft.sq./0ft
Darkvision60ft.,
Immunity,
Poison,
RadioactiveStrike
ResistancetoMAS
Stability
Webs(DC16)
Fort+1,Ref+1,Will+0
Str7,Dex18,Con8,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Climb+20,
Hide+16,
Jump+3,
MoveSilently+9,
Spot+9
WeaponFinesse(bite)
1HD(Small)
23HD(Mediumsize)
47HD(Large)
815HD(Huge)
1631(Gargantuan)
32+(Colossal)
Natural Climber: Monstrous spiders receive a +8 species bonus

on Climb checks. They use their Dexterity modifier for Climb
checks.
Poison: A monstrous spider injects poison into its victim with a

successful bite. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude save or
take the initial damage; a second Fortitude save must be made 1
minute later to negate the poisons secondary damage.
Bite Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier + size modifier)

Damage: Initial (1 STR or CON) / Secondary (1 STR, DEX, or CON).
*A monstrous spider poison is more potent the larger it is. The
spider receives a bonus to the DC for medium-sized and larger as
denoted in the Creature Type (Radioactive Vermin). Additional
the poison damage of the spider increases based on its size and
is equal to a Radioactive Vermins slam attack for both initial and
secondary ability damage.
Radioactive Strike: Monstrous Spiders exude radiation from
their bodies. Any successful hit that deals damage also deals an
equal amount of radiation damage (RAD).
Resistance to Massive Damage: Monstrous spiders gain a +5

species bonus on Fortitude saves to negate the effects of massive
damage.
Skill Bonuses: Monstrous spiders receive a +4 species bonus on
Hide and Move Silently checks and a +8 species bonus on Spot
checks.
Stability: Monstrous spiders gain a +8 stability bonus to oppose

bull rush and trip attempts.
Web: Monstrous spiders often wait in their webs or in a perch on

ruins or trees, then lower themselves silently on silk strands and
leap onto prey passing beneath. A single strand is strong enough
to support the spider and one creature of the same size.
Spiders can cast a web eight times per day. Casting
a web is a melee touch attack with a maximum
range of 50 feet and a range increment of 10
feet, and the web is effective against targets
up to one size category larger than
the spider. The web anchors the
target in place, allowing no
movement. An entangled
creature can escape
with a successful
Species Traits
Darkvision: Spiders have darkvision of 60 ft.
Immunities: Monstrous spiders are immune to mindaffecting effects and the harmful effects of radiation.
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Escape Artist check (DC 16 + 2 per size evolution), burst
it with a Strength check (DC 18 + 2 per size evolution), or
cut the web strands (2 hit points +2 per size evolution).
Spiders often create sheets of sticky webbing

from 5 to 60 feet square, depending on the size of the
spider. They usually position these sheets to snare
flying creatures but can also try to trap prey on the
ground. Approaching creatures must succeed on a
Spot check (DC 20) to notice a web; otherwise they
stumble into it and become trapped as though by a
successful web attack. Attempts to escape or burst
the webbing gain a +5 bonus if the trapped creature
has something to walk on or grab while pulling free.
Each 5-foot section has the hit points equal to (2 hit
points +2 per size evolution).
A monstrous spider can move across its own
sheet web at its climb speed and can determine the
exact location of any creature touching the web.
SWARMS
A swarm is a collection of Fine or Diminutive

creatures (usually creatures of the vermin or
animal types, but not always) that acts as a single
creature. Swarms include flocks of birds, swarms
of bees, writhing nests of poisonous snakes, and any
other conglomeration of creatures that tends to
move as a solid mass.
A swarm has the characteristics of its
original type, except as otherwise noted.
A swarm has a single pool of Hit Dice and

hit points, a single initiative modifier, a single
speed, and a single Defense. The swarm
makes saving throws as a single creature. A
single swarm occupies a square (if it is made up
of nonflying creatures) or a cube (if comprised
of flying creatures) 5 feet on a side, but its reach
is 0 feet. To attack, the swarm moves into an
opponents fighting space, which provokes
an attack of opportunity. It can occupy the
same fighting space as a creature of any size,
since it crawls all over its prey. A swarm can
move through squares occupied by enemies
and vice versa without impediment,
although the swarm may provoke an attack
of opportunity if it does so. A swarm can
move through cracks or holes large enough
for its component creatures. Larger swarms
are represented by multiple
swarms, or multiple 5-foot
Bestiary
squares.
Swarms are not subject to critical hits or flanking.

A swarm takes half damage from ballistic, slashing, and
piercing weapons. It is immune to any effect that targets
a specific number of creatures unless the swarm is
susceptible to mind-affecting effects. A swarm takes a 10
penalty on saving throws against effects that affect an area,
such as grenade-like weapons. If the area effect attack does
not allow a saving throw, the swarm takes double damage
instead.
A swarm that fails a Fortitude save against massive
damage disperses and does not reform until its hit points
return to full.
Swarms dont make standard melee attacks. Instead,

they deal automatic damage to any creature whose space
they occupy at the end of their move, with no attack roll
needed. Some swarms also have acid, poison, blood drain,
or other special attacks in addition to normal damage.
Damage reduction sufficient to reduce a swarm attacks
damage to 0, or other special abilities may make a creature
immune (or at least resistant) to damage from the swarm.
Swarms cannot attempt trip or grapple checks, nor can they
be tripped or grappled themselves.
Swarms do not threaten creatures in their square and
do not make attacks of opportunity with their swarm attack.
However, they distract foes whose squares they occupy, as
described below.
Any intelligent creature vulnerable to a swarms

damage that begins its turn with a swarm in its fighting
space is distracted. The target must attempt a Fortitude
save (DC 10 + swarms Hit Dice) or become nauseated for
1 round by the intense pain of countless bites, stings, and
pinches. A creature that takes no damage from the swarms
attack is not subject to distraction. Nauseated creatures
are unable to attack or do anything else requiring attention
or concentration; the only action a nauseated creature can
take is a single move action per turn. Even if the target
creature succeeds at a Fortitude save, it is still vulnerable to
the swarms distraction. It is difficult to undertake complex
actions while covered by a swarm. Using skills requiring
patience and concentration (such as arming an explosive
device, opening a lock, or using a computer) requires a
Concentration check (DC 20). If the check fails, the target
creature is unable to complete the action.
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KILLER
BEES
Swarms of killer bees have been common to the southern

United States since before the Exodus. With the loss of the
common plant nectar that these bees harvested they have
expanded their territory in search of new sources of plant
life to harvest.
Species Traits
The killer bees in this swarm possess a hive mind. If

dispersed, the bee swarm loses its intelligence (as individual
bees are non-intelligent).
Darkvision: A sentient killer bee swarm can see in the dark

up to 60 feet. Darkvision is black and white only, but it is
otherwise like normal sight, and the killer bees can function
with no light at all.
attacks who begins his round in the swarms square must
make a Fortitude saving throw (DC15) or become nauseated
for 1 round. Complex actions when within the swarm
require a DC 16 concentration check.
Poison: A killer bee swarm poison into its victim with

successful stings. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude
save or take the initial damage; a second Fortitude save must
be made 1 minute later to negate the poisons secondary
damage.
Sting Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d3 CON) / Secondary (1d3 CON)
KillerBeeSwarm(CR1)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Evolution
FineVerminSwarm
4d84
14
+6
Fly20ft.(perfect)
16(+6Dex)
16
10
Swarm(3d6+poison)
5ft.sq./0ft.
Darkvision60ft.,
Distraction,
Poison,
Swarm,
Sentience
Str1,Dex22,Con8,
Int4,Wis13,Cha2
Listen+7,
Spot+7
57HD(Largeswarm)
810HD(Hugeswarm)
Swarm Traits: A swarm takes half damage from cutting

and piercing attacks. The swarm cannot be tripped,
grappled, or bull-rushed. Nor can the swarm grapple an
creature or a set number of creatures. The swarm takes
half again as much damage from area effects. Swarms move
freely in and out of occupied squares and they can occupy
any square. A swarm can squeeze through any opening that
is large enough for a single member. A swarm still provokes
attacks of opportunity from movement but it cannot make
attacks of opportunity, does not threaten any squares.
Sentience: Sentient swarms have a hive mind. A swarm
with a hive mind has a higher Intelligence score but is
susceptible to mind-affecting abilities as if it was a single
intelligent creature.
MOSQUITO
Mosquitoes are common to humid and wet environments,

where they thrive by feasting on small animals.
Species Traits
Darkvision: A mosquito swarm can see in the dark up to 60

feet. Darkvision is black and white only, but it is otherwise
like normal sight, and the mosquitoes can function with no
light at all.
Disease: Mosquito swarms carry the Waste River Virus

(WRV), which is a deadly disease transmitted by infected
mosquitoes through injury. When
MosquitoSwarm(CR0)
a Mosquito swarm bites a target,
Size
FineVerminSwarm
he must succeed a Fortitude
HitDice
2d8+2
Save or become infected by the
HitPoints
11
disease and suffer its effects 1d4
MassiveDamage
Threshold
days later; a additional Fortitude
Initiative
+6
save must be made each day after
Speed
Fly20ft.(perfect)
infection or the victim suffer
Defense
16(+6Dex)
secondary damage. Should the
Touch
16
Flatfooted
10
save fail, the infected makes
DamageReduction
another save immediately; if this

BaseAttackBonus
is also failed the ability damage

Grapple
is permanent. When the victim

Attack(Damage)
swarm(1d3+disease)
succeeds three successive day
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach 5ft.sq./0ft.
of saving throws, he defeats the
SpeciesTraits
Darkvision60ft.,
disease and no longer suffers any
Disease,
additional effects. The victim
Distraction,
heals any ability damage at his
Swarm
SavingThrows
Fort+2,Ref+4,Will+1
normal heal rate.
AbilityScores
Skills(8)
Feats
Evolution
Str1,Dex23,Con12,
Int,Wis13,Cha2
Listen+5,
Spot+5
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Damage: Onset Time: 1d4 days; Initial (1 CON and 1
DEX) / Secondary (1d2 CON and 1d2 DEX).

attacks who begins his round in the swarms square
must make a Fortitude saving throw (DC15) or become
nauseated for 1 round. Complex actions when within
the swarm require a DC 16 concentration check.
Swarm Traits: A swarm takes half damage from

cutting and piercing attacks. The swarm cannot
be tripped, grappled, or bull-rushed. Nor can the
swarm grapple an opponent. It is immune to effects
that target an individual creature or a set number of
creatures. The swarm takes half again as much damage
from area effects. Swarms move freely in and out of
occupied squares and they can occupy any square.
A swarm can squeeze through any opening that is
large enough for a single member. A swarm still
provokes attacks of opportunity from movement
but it cannot make attacks of opportunity, does not
threaten any squares.
SPIDER
SWARM
Spiders can be found just about anywhere there
is warmth. A spider swarm generally consists of
newly hatched spiders of the same clutch in
search of food or territory.
SpiderSwarm(CR)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
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Feats
Evolution
FineVerminSwarm
4d8
18
Bestiary
Species Traits
Darkvision: Spiders have darkvision of 60 ft.

attacks who begins his round in the swarms square must
make a Fortitude saving throw (DC15) or become nauseated
for 1 round. Complex actions when within the swarm
require a DC 16 concentration check.
Natural Climber: Spiders receive a +8 species bonus on
Climb checks. They use their Dexterity modifier for Climb
checks.
Poison: BiteFortitude save (DC 14); initial and secondary
damage 1d4 Str.
Poison: A spider swarm poison into its victim with successful

bites. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude save or take
the initial damage; a second Fortitude save must be made 1
minute later to negate the poisons secondary damage.
Swarm Traits: A swarm takes half damage from cutting

and piercing attacks. The swarm cannot be tripped,
grappled, or bull-rushed. Nor can the swarm grapple an
creature or a set number of creatures. The swarm takes half
again as much damage from area effect attacks. Swarms
move freely in and out of occupied squares and they can
occupy any square. A swarm can squeeze through any
opening that is large enough for a single member. A swarm
still provokes attacks of opportunity from movement but it
cannot make attacks of opportunity, does not threaten any
squares.
+6
20ft.,
Climb10ft
16(+6Dex)
16
10
Swarm(1d6+poison)
5ft.sq./0ft.
Darkvision60ft.,
Distraction,
Poison,
Swarm,
Str1,Dex22,Con10,
Int,Wis13,Cha5
Climb+23,
MoveSilently+10,
Spot+7
Bestiary
WASTEMOTHS
Wastemoths are typical moths that flock together searching
the wasteland for food. What make the wastemoth deadly
is that they absorb radiation and produce a radioactive dust
that is deadly in large quantities.
WastemothSwarm(CR0)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
FineVerminSwarm
3d8
9
+6
Fly30ft.(perfect)
16(+6Dex)
16
10
+1
Swarm(3d6RAD)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./0ft.
Darkvision60ft.,
Distraction,
RadioactiveDust
Swarm
Fort+3,Ref+8,Will+0
Str1,Dex22,Con9,
Int,Wis13,Cha6
Listen+6,
Spot+6
S p e c i e s
Traits
Darkvision:
A
watsemoth
swarm can see in
the dark up to 60
feet. Darkvision
is black and
white only, but
it is otherwise
like
normal
sight, and the
wastemoths can
function with no
light at all.
Distraction:
Any individual
SavingThrows
susceptible to
AbilityScores
the
swarms
attacks
who
Skills(10)
begins
his
Feats
round in the
Evolution
swarms square
must make a
Fortitude saving throw (DC15) or become nauseated for 1
round. Complex actions when within the swarm require a
DC 16 concentration check.
Radioactive Dust: Any individual who begins his round in
the swarms square that is not immune to radiation damage
gains 3d6 RAD.
Swarm Traits:
A swarm takes half
damage from cutting and piercing attacks.
The swarm cannot be tripped, grappled, or
bull-rushed. Nor can the swarm grapple
an opponent. It is immune to effects
that target an individual creature or a set
number of creatures. The swarm takes half
again as much damage from area effect attacks.
Swarms move freely in and out of occupied squares
and they can occupy any square. A swarm
can squeeze through any opening that
is large enough for a single member.
A swarm still provokes attacks of
opportunity from movement but it cannot make
attacks of opportunity, does not threaten any squares.
TOAD,
MONSTROUS
This massive amphibian is covered with bumpy green and

brown skin.
Ecology
Monstrous toads live in the desert, where they make

burrows in the banks of rivers or the sides of hills. Their
leathery hide helps the toad retain moisture and survive in
dry conditions. The monstrous toad must find fresh water
to lay its eggs in, spawning in mud puddles and sewers if
nothing else can be found. Monstrous toads feed primarily
on radioactive vermin though they will attack other small
creatures as the opportunity presents itself. The monstrous
toad is proactive in its defense against predators, biting
hostile creatures and releasing poison from its skin.
Toad,Monstrous(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
MediumMutatedAnimal
3d10+6
23
16
+3
30ft.
Swim20ft.
17(+3Dex,+4naturalarmor)
13
14
+3
+3
Bite+5(1d6+1+poison)
5ft.sq./5ft.
KeenSight
Poison
Fort+6,Ref+6,Will+2
Str14,Dex16,Con16,
Int1,Wis12,Cha4
Hide+10
Listen+4,
Spot+4
Swim+10
Alertness
WeaponFocus(bite)
46HD(large)
Species Traits
Skill Bonuses: A toads coloration gives it a +4 species

bonus on Hide checks.
Keen Sight: Monstrous toads have darkvision with a range
of 60 feet and low-light vision with a range of 120 feet.
Poison: When stressed, the monstrous toad secretes a

neurotoxin from a gland in the back of its head. Anyone
who makes a successful melee attack against the toad is
exposed to this poison. Those who succumb to the toxins
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effects become very confused and may experience vivid

hallucinations. The victim must succeed on a Fortitude
save or take the initial damage; a second Fortitude save
must be made 1 minute later to negate the poisons
secondary damage.
Contact Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)
Damage: Initial (1d3 WIS) / Secondary (1d3 WIS)
WOLF
A wolf is a large predatory canine that that can stand

up to three feet tall at the shoulders and weigh over
one hundred and fifty pounds. These statistics can
also be used for coyotes.
Ecology
Wolves are pack hunters that chase down large

animals such as deer. Wolves and coyotes have
enjoyed great success in the time after the fall of
mankinds civilization. These animals run in loose
packs of up to two dozen wolves, though coyotes
are more likely to be found alone or in smaller
groups. These creatures have thrived during
the fall of man, recovering much of their former
territory. Wolves and coyotes can be found in any
environment, from forest and desert to urban
areas.
Wolf(CR)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(10)
Feats
Evolution
Mediumanimal
2d8+4
13
15
+2
50ft
15(+2Dex,+3natural)
12
13
+1
+3
Bite+3melee(1d6+2)
SeeAttack
5ft.sq./5ft.
LowLightVision,
Scent,
Trip
Fort+5,Ref+5,Will+1
Str15,Dex12,Con16,
Int2,Wis12,Cha6
Hide+3,
Listen+6,
MoveSilently+4,
Spot+4,
Survival+1(+5scent)
WeaponFocus(Bite)
34HD(Large)
A wolf pack is usually comprised of a male, a female,

and their offspring. Packs are loosely structured and young
pups often leave to form packs of their own. Most mating
pairs are monogamous and mate for life. Fighting within
a pack is rare but wolves will kill their own if a member of
the pack has been crippled or overcome by a degenerative
disease.
Species Traits
Low-Light Vision: A wolf can see twice as far as a human

Scent: This ability allows a wolf to detect approaching
Trip: A wolf that hits with a bite attack can attempt to trip
the opponent as a free action (see page 152) without making
a touch attack or provoking an attack of opportunity. If the
attempt fails, the opponent cannot react to trip the wolf.
Skill Bonuses: Wolves receive a +4 species bonus on
Survival checks when tracking by scent.
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YETI
A yeti is a large, white-furred, human-shaped creature

that stands about 8 feet tall and weighs approximately
300 pounds. Its long fur is heaviest around the head and
shoulders, and its hands and feet are wide and flat. Layers
of fat insulate its body, allowing it to survive and even thrive
in subzero conditions. Although a yeti can stand and walk
upright, it tends to hunch over and use its hands and feet,
in the manner of a gorilla, to navigate ice floes and rocky
terrain. Its eyes are either blue or colorless, and it has an
extra pair of transparent eyelids that allow it to see even in
blowing snow.
Ecology
Yetis are genetically modified humans who were created by

the Trans-Genetic Warrior Project. Designed for warfare in
the extreme cold, the yeti test subjects escaped from their
handlers and established a colony in the Rocky Mountains.
Yetis are omnivores who sometimes attack humans for food
if no other game is available.
The yetis tend to travel in mated pairs. Members of a colony

peacefully share the same territory but make little contact
with each other outside of mating. A group of young males
may form a bachelor troop but this social structure slowly
breaks down as the yeti find mates and start families. Young
yetis are dependent on their parents for a long period
of time, leaving the safety of the family around the age of
twelve.
Yeti(CR3)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(12)
Feats
Talent
Evolution
LargeHumanoid
4d8+12
30
20
+2
30ft.
11
12
+4
+13
Claw+8melee(1d6+5)
Claw+8melee(1d6+5)
Claw+8melee(1d6+5)
10ft.sq./10ft.
Cold,
Constrict,
Darkvision60ft.,
ImprovedGrab
Fort+7,Ref+3,Will+3
Str20,Dex14,Con17,
Int6,Wis15,Cha8
Climb+8,
Hide+4(+16Snow),
MoveSilently+5,
Survival+5
PowerAttack
Evasion
58HD(Large)
AbominableSnowman(CR7)
Size
HitDice
HitPoints
MassiveDamage
Threshold
Initiative
Speed
Defense
Touch
Flatfooted
DamageReduction
BaseAttackBonus
Grapple
Attack(Damage)
FullAttack(Damage)
FightingSpace/Reach
SpeciesTraits
SavingThrows
AbilityScores
Skills(28)
Feats(4)
Talent(1)
Evolution
HugeHumanoid
12d8+60
30
20
+2
30ft.
9
13
PDR/3
+12
+32
Claw+19melee(2d6+8)
Claw+19melee(2d6+8)
Claw+19melee(2d6+8)
10ft.sq./10ft.
ColdSpecies
Constrict,
Darkvision60ft.,
ImprovedGrab
Fort+8,Ref+4,Will+4
Str29,Dex12,Con21,
Int6,Wis15,Cha8
Climb+12,
Hide+1(+16Snow),
MoveSilently+9,
Survival+9
ImprovedGrapple
PowerAttack
Toughness
Evasion
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Species Traits
Cold Species: A yeti is immune to cold damage. It takes

50% more damage from fire attacks.
Constrict: A yeti deals normal claw damage (treat as
bludgeoning damage) plus 2d6 points of cold damage
with a successful grapple check against a target at least
one size category smaller than itself.
Darkvision: A yeti can see in the dark up to 60 feet.

Darkvision is black and white only, but it is otherwise
like normal sight, and the yeti can function with no
light at all.
Improved Grab: To use this ability, the yeti must

hit an opponent at least one size category smaller
than itself with its claw attack. If it gets a hold, it
automatically deals claw damage each round that the
hold is maintained, and it can constrict in the same
round.
Skill Bonus: The yetis white fur grants it a +15

species bonus on Hide checks made in snowy
conditions.
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Species Traits
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Arboreal: An arboreal creature gains a climb bonus
and can move at full speed while climbing and does not
suffer any Dexterity penalty. They can also take 10 on
any climb check while climbing trees or surfaces similar
to trees.
Attach: If a creature with this special attack successfully
deals damage to a warm-blooded opponent, it latches
onto the opponents body in the same round and
automatically deals bite damage each round it remains
attached. The attached creature is considered to be
grappling until removed.
Blood Drain: After this creature hits with a bite
attack, the target must make a successful Fortitude
saving throw (DC 10 + HD + CON) or it takes an
additional 1 point of damage from loss of blood.
Carrying Capacity: A creature with carrying
capacity can carry three times its normal STR
capacity and drag five times its normal STR
capacity.
Ability Score Loss: Some attacks reduce the

opponents score in one or more abilities. This loss
can be temporary or permanent (ability damage).
Ability Damage: This attack damages an opponents

ability score. The creatures descriptive text gives
the ability and the amount of damage. If an attack
that causes ability damage scores a critical hit, it
deals twice the indicated amount of damage (if the
damage is expressed as a die range, roll two dice).
Ability damage returns at the rate of 1 point per
day for each affected ability.
Aquatic Subtype: These creatures always
have swim speeds and thus can move in water
without making Swim checks. An aquatic
creature can breathe underwater. It cannot
also breathe air unless it has the amphibious
special quality.
Blindsense: Using nonvisual senses, such as

acute smell or hearing, a creature with blindsense
notices things it cannot see. The creature usually
does not need to make Spot or Listen checks
to pinpoint the location of a creature within
range of its blindsense ability, provided that
it has line of effect to that creature. Any
opponent the creature cannot see still has
total concealment against the creature with
blindsense, and the creature still has the
normal miss chance when attacking foes
that have concealment. Visibility still affects
the movement of a creature with blindsense.
A
creature with blindsense is
still denied its Dexterity
Bestiary
bonus to Armor Class against attacks from creatures it
cannot see.
Blindsight: Using nonvisual senses, such as sensitivity

to vibrations, scent, acute hearing, or echolocation, the
creature maneuvers and fights as well as a sighted creature.
Concealment and darkness are irrelevant. The abilitys
range is specified in the creatures descriptive text. The
creature usually does not need to make Spot or Listen checks
to notice creatures within range of its blindsight ability.
Breath Weapon: A breath weapon attack usually causes
damage and is often based on some type of energy. It allows
a Reflex save for half damage with a DC (10 + HD + Con
modifier). A creature is immune to its own breath weapon
and those of others of its kind unless noted otherwise.
Cold Species: A creature with the cold species has immunity
to cold. It has vulnerability to fire, which means it takes
half again as much (+50%) damage as normal from fire,
regardless of whether a saving throw is allowed, or if the
save is a success or failure.
Constrict: The creature crushes the opponent, dealing

bludgeoning damage, after making a successful grapple
check. The amount of damage is given in the creatures
entry. If the creature also has the improved grab ability (see
below), it deals constriction damage in addition to damage
dealt by the weapon used to grab.
Construct: Constructs are immune to mind-influencing
effects and to poison, sleep, paralysis, stunning, disease,
and any effect that requires a Fortitude save unless the
effect also works on objects or is harmless. They are not
subject to critical hits, nonlethal damage, ability damage, or
the effects of massive damage.
Damage Reduction: The creature ignores damage from

most weapons and natural attacks. Wounds heal im
mediately, or the weapon bounces off harmlessly (in either
case, the opponent knows the attack was ineffective).
There are four types of Damage Reduction in Exodus

(Energy (EDR), Explosive (XDR) Laser/Plasma (LDR) and
Physical (PDR)). The creature takes normal damage from
the attack and subtracts the amount of damage ignored
from that damage type.
Darkvision: The creature can see in total darkness, out to
the specified range (usually 60 feet). Darkvision is blackand-white only, but is otherwise like normal light.
Desert Species: A creature with the desert species has

immunity to fire. It has vulnerability to cold, which means
it takes half again as much (+50%) damage as normal from
cold, regardless of whether a saving throw is allowed, or if
the save is a success or failure.
Disease: Some creatures, usually insects and other vermin
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carry a deadly disease. When a diseased creature bites a
target, he must succeed a Fortitude Save or become infected
by the disease and suffer its effects usually 1 to 4 days later;
a additional Fortitude save must be made each day after
infection or the victim suffer secondary damage. Should
the save fail, the infected makes another save immediately;
if this is also failed the ability damage is permanent. When
the victim succeeds three successive day of saving throws,
he defeats the disease and no longer suffers any additional
effects. The victim heals any ability damage at his normal
heal rate.
Damage: Onset Time: 1d4 days; Initial (physical ability
damage) / Secondary (physical ability damage).
Ferocity: This creature is so fiercely aggressive in combat

that it continues fighting even when disabled or dying.
Ferocity functions as the Diehard feat.
Frightful Presence: This special quality makes a creatures

very presence unsettling to foes. It takes effect automatically
when the creature performs some sort of dramatic action
(such as charging, attacking, or snarling). Opponents within
range who witness the action may become frightened or
shaken. Actions required to trigger the ability are given
in the creatures descriptive text. The range is usually 30
feet, and the duration is usually 5d6 rounds. This ability
affects only opponents with fewer Hit Dice or levels than
the creature has. An affected opponent can resist the effects
with a successful Will save (10 + HD + CHA modifier) An
opponent that succeeds on the saving throw is immune
to that same creatures frightful presence for 24 hours.
Frightful presence is a mind-affecting fear effect.
Heavy Load: This creature can carry, drag, or push ten
times its normal load.
Hold Breath: This creature can hold its breath for a number
of rounds equal to its Constitution score 10.
Improved Grab: If a creature with this special attack hits

with a melee weapon (usually a claw or bite attack), it
deals normal damage and attempts to start a grapple as a
free action without provoking an attack of opportunity. No
initial touch attack is required. Unless otherwise noted,
improved grab works only against opponents at least one
size category smaller than the creature. The creature has
the option to conduct the grapple normally, or simply use
the part of its body it used in the improved grab to hold
the opponent. If it chooses to do the latter, it takes a 20
penalty on grapple checks, but is not considered grappled
itself; the creature does not lose its Dexterity bonus to AC,
still threatens an area, and can use its remaining attacks
against other opponents. A successful hold does not deal
any extra damage unless the creature also has the constrict
special attack. If the creature does not constrict, each
successful grapple check it makes during successive rounds

automatically deals the damage indicated for the attack
that established the hold. Otherwise, it deals constriction
damage as well (the amount is given in the creatures
descriptive text). When a creature gets a hold after an
improved grab attack, it pulls the opponent into its space.
This act does not provoke attacks of opportunity. It can
even move (possibly carrying away the opponent), provided
it can drag the opponents weight.
Keen Scent: A creature with keen scent can notice creatures
by scent in a 180-foot radius and detect scents in the air and
water at ranges of up to one mile.
Low-Light Vision: A creature with low-light vision can see

twice as far as a human in lamplight, moonlight, starlight,
and similar conditions of shadowy illumination. It retains
the ability to distinguish color and detail under these
conditions.
Natural Climber: A creature that is a natural climber
receives a species bonus to Climb checks and use their
Dexterity modifier for Climb checks.
Overland Travel: A bovine moves at double its speed when
traveling overland on normal terrain.
Paralysis: This special attack renders the victim immobile.

Paralyzed creatures cannot move, speak, or take any
physical actions. The creature is rooted to the spot, frozen
and helpless. Paralysis works on the body, and a character
can usually resist it with a Fortitude save (10 + HD +
CON modifier). A winged creature flying in the air at the
time that it is paralyzed cannot flap its wings and falls. A
swimmer cant swim and may drown.
Poison: Poison attacks deal initial damage, such as ability
damage (see above) or some other effect, to the opponent
on a failed Fortitude save. Unless otherwise noted, another
saving throw is required 1 minute later (regardless of the
first saves result) to avoid secondary damage. A creature
with a poison attack is immune to its own poison and the
poison of others of its kind.
The Fortitude save DC against a poison attack is (10 +
HD + CON modifier). Medium-sized and larger Vermin gain
a size bonus to the poisons DC (see Vermin in Creature
Type). A successful save negates the ability damage.
Bite or Sting Fortitude (10 + HD + CON modifier)

Damage: Initial (any ability score) / Secondary (any
ability score).
Pounce: When a creature with this special attack makes

a charge, it can follow with a full attackincluding rake
attacks if the creature also has the rake ability.
Powerful Charge: When a creature with this special attack
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makes a charge, its attack deals double damage in addition
to the normal benefits and hazards of a charge.
Radioactive Strike: Radioactive creatures exude

radiation from their bodies. Any successful hit that deals
damage also deals an equal amount of radiation damage
(RAD).
Rage: This special attack allows the creature to enter

into a rage usually once per day. The creature gains +4
to Strength and Constitution for a number of rounds
equal to its adjusted Constitution modifier +5. After
the rage ends the creature suffers from fatigue for a
number of rounds equal to double its rage.
Rake: A creature with this special attack gains extra
natural attacks when it grapples its foe. Normally,
a creature can attack with only one of its natural
weapons while grappling, but a creature with
the rake ability usually gains two additional claw
attacks that it can use only against a grappled foe.
Rake attacks are not subject to the usual 4 penalty
for attacking with a natural weapon in a grapple.
Resistance to Massive Damage: Some creatures
are resistance to death and gain a species bonus
on Fortitude saves to negate the effects of massive
damage.
Resistance to Energy: A creature with this special

quality ignores some damage of the indicated type
each time it takes damage of that kind (acid, cold,
electricity, fire, radiation, or toxic waste).
Scent: This special quality allows a creature to

detect approaching enemies, sniff out hidden
foes, and track by sense of smell. Creatures
with the scent ability can identify familiar
odors just as humans do familiar sights.
The creature can detect opponents within
30 feet by sense of smell. If the opponent
is upwind, the range increases to 60 feet; if
downwind, it drops to 15 feet. Strong scents, such
as smoke or rotting garbage, can be detected at
twice the ranges noted above. Overpowering
scents, such as skunk musk, can be detected at
triple normal range.
When a creature detects a scent, the exact
location of the source is not revealedonly
its presence somewhere within range. The
creature can take a move action to note the
direction of the scent.
Whenever the creature comes within 5 feet

of the source, the creature pinpoints
the sources location.
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A creature with the Track feat and the scent ability can
follow tracks by smell, making a Wisdom (or Survival)
check to find or follow a track. The typical DC for a fresh
trail is 10 (no matter what kind of surface holds the scent).
This DC increases or decreases depending on how strong
the quarrys odor is, the number of creatures, and the age of
the trail. For each hour that the trail is cold, the DC increases
by 2. The ability otherwise follows the rules for the Track
feat. Creatures tracking by scent ignore the effects of surface
conditions and poor visibility.
Skill Bonus: Some creatures receive a species bonus on one
or more skill checks.
Stability: Creatures with four or more legs gains a +4

bonus (+2 more per set of legs) to oppose bull rush and trip
attempts.
Superior Critical: A creature with this ability has deadly
natural attacks. The critical threat ranges from these
attacks are improved 2 points and deals triple damage (20/
x2 becomes 1820/x3).
Superior Low-Light Vision: Creatures with superior

low-light vision can see four times as far as a human in
lamplight, moonlight, starlight, and similar conditions of
poor illumination. They retain the ability to distinguish
Stampede: A group of large creatures can stampede,
usually if frightened, and runs over anything of size Large or
smaller that gets in its way, dealing 1d12 points of damage
for every five creatures in the stampede. The stampede
generally runs the opposite direction from the source of
fear. A successful Reflex save DC (10 + 1 per creature in the
stampede) halves the damage.
Swallow Whole: If a creature with this special attack
begins its turn with an opponent held in its mouth (see
Improved Grab), it can attempt a new grapple check (as
though attempting to pin the opponent). If it succeeds, it
swallows its prey, and the opponent takes bite damage.
Unless otherwise noted, the opponent can be up to one
size category smaller than the swallowing creature. Being
swallowed has various consequences, depending on the
creature doing the swallowing. A swallowed creature is
considered to be grappled, while the creature that did the
swallowing is not. A swallowed creature can try to cut its
way free with any light slashing or piercing weapon (the
amount of cutting damage required to get free is noted in the
creature description), or it can just try to escape the grapple.
The Defense of the interior of a creature that swallows
whole is normally (10 + its natural armor bonus, with no
modifiers for size or Dexterity). If the swallowed creature
escapes the grapple, success puts it back in the attackers
mouth, where it may be bitten or swallowed again.
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Swarm: A swarm is a collection of Fine, Diminutive, or Tiny
creatures that acts as a single creature. A swarm has the
characteristics of its type, except as noted here. A swarm
has a single pool of Hit Dice and hit points, a single initiative
modifier, a single speed, and a single Defense. A swarm
makes saving throws as a single creature. A single swarm
occupies a square (if it is made up of non-flying creatures)
or a cube (of flying creatures) usually 10 feet on a side, but
its reach is 0 feet, like its component creatures. In order to
attack, it moves into an opponents space, which provokes
an attack of opportunity. It can occupy the same space as a
creature of any size, since it crawls all over its prey. A swarm
can move through squares occupied by enemies and vice
versa without impediment, although the swarm provokes
an attack of opportunity if it does so. A swarm can move
through cracks or holes large enough for its component
creatures.
A swarm of Tiny creatures consists of 300 non-flying
creatures or 1,000 flying creatures. A swarm of Diminutive
creatures consists of 1,500 non-flying creatures or 5,000
flying creatures. A swarm of Fine creatures consists of
10,000 creatures, whether they are flying or not. Swarms
of non-flying creatures include many more creatures than
could normally fit in a 10-foot square based on their normal
space, because creatures in a swarm are packed tightly
together and generally crawl over each other and their prey
when moving or attacking. Larger swarms are represented
by multiples of single swarms. The area occupied by a large
swarm is completely shapeable, though the swarm usually
remains in contiguous squares.
Traits: A swarm has no clear front or back and no discernible
anatomy, so it is not subject to critical hits or flanking. A
swarm made up of Tiny creatures takes half damage from
slashing and piercing weapons. A swarm composed of Fine
or Diminutive creatures is immune to all weapon damage.
Reducing a swarm to 0 hit points or lower causes it to break
up, though damage taken until that point does not degrade
its ability to attack or resist attack. Swarms are never
staggered or reduced to a dying state by damage. Also, they
cannot be tripped, grappled, or bull rushed, and they cannot
grapple an opponent.
A swarm is immune to any effect that targets an individual of

creature. A swarm takes half again as much damage (+50%)
from burst effects that affect an area, such as explosives and
splash weapons. Swarms made up of Diminutive or Fine
creatures are susceptible to high winds. For purposes of
determining the effects of wind on a swarm, treat the swarm
as a creature of the same size as its constituent creatures.
A swarm rendered unconscious by means of nonlethal
damage becomes disorganized and dispersed, and does not
reform until its hit points exceed its nonlethal damage.
Swarm Attack: Creatures with the swarm dont make
standard melee attacks. Instead, they deal automatic
damage to any creature whose space they occupy at the end

of their move, with no attack roll needed. Swarm attacks
are not subject to a miss chance for concealment or cover.
A swarms statistics block has swarm in the Attack entry,
with no attack bonus given.
Physical Damage Reduction (PDR) sufficient enough to
reduce a swarm attacks damage to 0, usually gives a
creature immunity (or at least resistance) to damage from a
swarm. Some swarms also have acid, poison, blood drain, or
other special attacks in addition to normal damage.
Swarms do not threaten creatures in their square, and do

not make attacks of opportunity with their swarm attack.
However, they distract foes whose squares they occupy, as
described below.
Distraction (Ex): Any living creature vulnerable to a
swarms damage that begins its turn with a swarm in its
square is nauseated for 1 round; a Fortitude save (DC 10
+ HD + Con modifier). Using skills that involve patience
and concentration requires a DC 20 Concentration check.
Trained: A trained animal knows one general purpose
training regimen as detailed under Handle Animal in the
EXS or SWG.
Trample: As a full-round action, a creature with this special

attack can move up to twice its speed and literally run over any
opponents at least one size category smaller than itself. The
creature merely has to move over the opponents in its path; any
creature whose space is completely covered by the trampling
creatures space is subject to the trample attack. If a targets
space is larger than 5 feet, it is only considered trampled if
the trampling creature moves over all the squares it occupies.
If the trampling creature moves over only some of a targets
space, the target can make an attack of opportunity against the
trampling creature at a 4 penalty. A trampling creature that
accidentally ends its movement in an illegal space returns to the
last legal position it occupied, or the closest legal position, if
theres a legal position thats closer.
A trample attack deals bludgeoning damage (the creatures slam
damage + 1.5 times its Str modifier). Trampled opponents can
attempt attacks of opportunity, but these take a 4 penalty. If
they do not make attacks of opportunity, trampled opponents can
attempt Reflex saves to take half damage. The save DC against
a creatures trample attack is (10 + HD + STR modifier).
A trampling creature can only deal trampling damage to each
target once per round, no matter how many times its movement
takes it over a target creature.
Tremorsense: A creature with tremorsense is sensitive to
vibrations in the ground and can automatically pinpoint the
location of anything that is in contact with the ground. Aquatic
creatures with tremorsense can also sense the location of
creatures moving through water. The abilitys range is specified
in the creatures descriptive text.
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Trip: A trained canine or similar animal (like a wolf) that
hits with a bite attack can attempt to trip its opponent
(+2 check modifier) as a free action without making a
touch attack or provoking an attack of opportunity. If
the attempt fails, the opponent cannot counteract the
trip attempt.
Bestiary
Wasteland Care: Domesticated animal or creatures are not
accustomed to survival without the aid of man. These animals
need a set amount of water and feed or vegetation each day
in order to survive and maintain its body weight. Failure to
meet these requirement results in the animal starving (see the
Starvation rules in the EXS) and a reduction in its speed by 10.
Appendix B
Feats and
Talents
Feats
This section lists alphabetically common creatures

feats. Most creatures use the same feats that are
available to characters, but some have access to
the Multiattack feat (as described below).
Multiattack
This creature is adept at using all its natural

weapons at once.
Prerequisite: Three or more natural weapons.
Benefit: The creatures secondary attacks
with natural weapons take only a 2 penalty.
Normal: Without this feat, the creatures
secondary natural attacks take a 5 penalty.
ExodusFeatandTalents
Acrobat
AdrenalineRush
Alertness
AnimalAffinity
AnimalFriend
1
ArchaicWeaponProficiency
1
ArmorProficiency(light)
Athletic
Awareness
BetterCritical
BlindFight
1
Brawl
Cleave
CombatExpertise
CombatReflexes
1
Comprehension
DieHard
Dodge
Dodger
EarlierSequence
1
Educated
Endurance
FasterHealer
FleetofFoot
1
SuitableforConstructandHumanoidsonly.
2
FrightfulPresence
Ghost
GreatFortitude
HeaveHo!
HittheDeck
1
ImprovedBrawl
ImprovedBullrush
ImprovedDisarm
ImprovedGrapple
ImprovedInitiative
ImprovedOverrun
ImprovedTrip
IronWill
LightningReflexes
Mobility
MoreCritical
PackRat
PowerAttack
QuickRecovery
RADResistance
2
SidestepCharge
1
SimpleWeaponProficiency
SpringAttack
Stealthy
StrongBack
2
StopCharge
Toughness
Track
TwoWeaponFighting
WeaponFinesse
WeaponFocus
1
WhirlwindAttack
Talents1
DamageReductionTree
DefensiveTree
EnergyResistanceTree
ExtremeEffortTree
MeleeSmash
IncreasedSpeedTree
UnbreakableTree
2
WeaponMasteryTree
ThisfeatortalentisdetailedintheExodusSouthwestWastelandGuide.
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War has an effect upon the environment

war (the Exodus) came to earth once

wake of the fallout. By Darwin s rule

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Each creature is organized in the same general

Challenge Rating (CR)

A creatures Challenge Rating provides a rough

A creatures type determines many of its

A creature falls into one of nine size

Hit Dice (HD) and Hit Points (hp)

A creatures type and size determine its Hit

A creatures Hit Dice and Constitution modifier determine

Massive Damage Threshold (Mas)

When a creature takes damage from a single attack equal

The creatures modifier on initiative checks is usually equal

A creatures tactical speed on land is the amount of distance

Climb: A creature with a climb speed has the Climb skill

Good: The creature is agile in the air, but cannot change

Average: The creature can fly as adroitly as a small bird.

Poor: The creature flies as well as a very large bird.

Creatures that fly can make dive attacks. A dive attack

Swim: A creature with a swim speed can move through

A creatures Defense includes a parenthetical mention of the

Base Attack Bonus (BAB)

A creatures base attack bonus does not include any

Grapple Modifier (Grap)

Whenever a creature makes an opposed grapple check,

Primary Attack (Atk)

If a creature moves more than 5 feet in the same round

Use the creatures primary attack bonus whenever the

If any attacks also cause some special effect other than

Claw or Rake: The creature rips with a sharp appendage,

Gore: The creature spears the opponent with an antler,

Sting: The creature stabs with a stinger, dealing piercing

Full Attack (Full Atk)

A creature that takes no more than a 5-foot step during

The remaining weapons are secondary attacks and

Fighting Space (FS)

Fighting space approximates the amount of space

A creatures Fortitude, Reflex, and Will saving throw

Creatures have the same six ability scores as characters:

Quadrupeds can carry heavier loads than bipedal

Constitution: Any living creature has at least 1 point

Intelligence: Any creature that can think, learn, or

Wisdom: Any creature that can perceive its environment

Charisma: Any creature capable of telling the difference

This section lists alphabetically all of the creatures skills by

Languages: Some creatures speak unique languages that

Defense: An increase in size affects a creatures Defense,

Grapple Modifier: An increase in size affects a creatures

Ability Scores: An increase in size affects a creatures

Feats and Talents

Most creatures use the same feats that are available to

The Overseer can improve a creature by Evolution, usually