![]() ![]() The ring of eyes completely encircling the tojanida’s shell along its equator makes the creature extremely difficult to catch by surprise, though it does retain small blind spots both directly above and directly below its body. When threatened, a tojanida can retract its limbs most of the way into its shell, which is an irremovable part of its body. When riled, however, tojanidas make fearsome opponents, nigh-unstoppable juggernauts with snapping jaws and clacking pincers.Īdult tojanidas are roughly 6 feet long, and weigh several hundred pounds. Loquacious when addressed with the proper respect, they make excellent heralds and emissaries for more powerful beings, and often enjoy posing as such even when operating on their own. Determined to preserve their pride, the grotesque tojanidas ply the waters of the planes seeking hedonistic pleasures-especially culinary ones-and the adoration of other races. Originally elemental beings of water, possibly related to marid genies, tojanidas were bound into their current forms long ago for unclear reasons, and no longer know how they might eventually return to their pure and formless state. Tojanidas are bizarre natives of the Plane of Water that resemble crosses between monstrous crabs and enormous snapping turtles. Though the tojanidas themselves may not appreciate the burden of memory, adventurers and scholars can sometimes make good use of a tojanida’s recalled lore. While tojanidas adore eating, as they find flavor and texture to be two of the most fascinating senses, they don’t actually need to consume food, instead drawing sustenance directly from the magic of their shells.īlessed (or cursed) with extremely long racial memories, tojanidas wander the oceans and lakes of innumerable worlds, attempting to find unusual physical pleasures or conversation capable of distracting them from the insufferable ennui and apathy born of remembering their ancestors’ experiences. When riled, however, tojanidas make fearsome opponents, violent and eager juggernauts with snapping jaws and clacking pincers.Īdult tojanidas are roughly 6 feet long, and weigh several hundred pounds. ![]() Originally elemental beings of water, tojanidas were bound into their strange forms long ago for unclear reasons, and no longer know how they might eventually return to their pure and formless state. Tojanidas are bizarre natives from the Plane of Water that resemble mixes between monstrous crabs and enormous snapping turtles. Organization solitary, pair, clutch (3-6), or cult (1 tojanida plus 2-12 humanoid followers) If used out of the water, the jet of ink is a line 30 feet long, and creatures in the area must succeed at a DC 16 Reflex save or be blinded for 1 round. The ink provides total concealment in water, and persists for 1 minute. Skills Bluff +5, Escape Artist +10, Knowledge (planes) +9, Perception +14, Perform (act) +5, Sense Motive +10, Stealth +7, Survival +7, Swim +11 Racial Modifiers +4 PerceptionĪ tojanida can emit a 30-foot-radius sphere of ink once per minute as a free action. Perception +14ĪC 21, touch 12, flat-footed 19 (+1 Dex, +1 dodge, +9 natural) Init +1 Senses all-around vision, darkvision 60 ft. Multiple creatures have higher CRs.N Medium outsider ( extraplanar, ( water) Average Party Level Determine CRs for APL Select CRs for APLĪfter entering in your Average Party Level, click on "Determine CRs for APLs" to calculate the CRs for your party, then "Select CRs for APL" to check those values. ![]()
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