Fortitude +20, Reflex +21, Will +25
Acrobatics +21, Athletics +23, Deception +25, Diplomacy +25, Intimidation +23, Occultism +23, Performance +25, Society +23, Stealth +21
Darkvision, Scent 60 feet Imprecise
Common, Draconic, Shadowtongue, Sussuran
Controlled, Paralyzed, Sleep
Actions & Abilities
Jaws
Damage: 3d8+11 Piercing
Claw
Damage: 3d6+11 Slashing
Tail
Damage: 2d10+11 Bludgeoning
Mental Blast
Damage: 3d6+6 Mental
Telepathy 100 feet
+2 to Sense Motive
+2 Status to All Saves vs. Occult
Retract Body
Trigger The dragon is hit or critically hit by an attack made by a creature the dragon can see
Effect The dragon retracts the targeted body part or twists away to avoid the attack, gaining a +2 circumstance bonus to AC against the triggering attack.
Conjure Disguise
Frequency once per day
Effect The dragon conjures a perfect flesh-suit replica of a humanoid they've seen of their size or smaller and compresses themself into it, along with generating appropriate clothing for the humanoid. This process takes 1 minute to complete, during which the dragon is . If the dragon stops or is interrupted in this process, the suit is destroyed. Once the process is complete, the dragon can remain in this disguise indefinitely.
The transformation has the effects of , except that the disguise is not actively magical in nature and doesn't register as magical to detect magic and similar effects. The dragon loses Retract Body while transformed.
If the dragon is critically hit while wearing the disguise, the suit is destroyed and immediately explodes. This has the effects of Detonate Disguise, except that creatures use the outcome one degree of success better than they rolled on their save.
Detonate Disguise
Requirements The dragon is wearing their conjured disguise
Effect The dragon erupts from the disguise, destroying it. The explosive revelation deals 13d6[bludgeoning|options:area-damage] damage to creatures in a with a save. A creature that fails its save is for 1 round as it becomes covered in scraps from the disguise.
Any creature sharing a space with the dragon after they erupt is pushed into the nearest empty space.
Rushed Transformation
Frequency once per hour
Effect Using the aid of magic and an exhausting amount of effort, the dragon quickly reshapes their body into the form of a generic humanoid figure. This has the effects of except that it lasts only 1 minute, and the dragon doesn't gain the +4 status bonus to Deception as the transformation makes use of the dragon's body to crudely mimic a humanoid form. The dragon can Dismiss the effect.
Whenever the effect ends, the dragon leaves behind scraps of magically conjured flesh, which could give away the dragon's presence.
Smoke Breath
The dragon unleashes a noxious cloud of smoke that deals 10d6[poison|options:area-damage] damage in a ( save). The smoke remains for 1 minute. This has the effects of , except it fills the cone's area.
The dragon can't use Smoke Breath again for {1d4 rounds}.
Sneak Attack
The dragon's Strikes deal an additional 2d6 precision damage to targets.
Spellcasting
DC 33
DC 32
Creature Abilities
Retract Body. Trigger The dragon is hit or critically hit by an attack made by a creature the dragon can see
Effect The dragon retracts the targeted body part or twists away to avoid the attack, gaining a +2 circumstance bonus to AC against the triggering attack.
Conjure Disguise. Frequency once per day
Effect The dragon conjures a perfect flesh-suit replica of a humanoid they've seen of their size or smaller and compresses themself into it, along with generating appropriate clothing for the humanoid. This process takes 1 minute to complete, during which the dragon is . If the dragon stops or is interrupted in this process, the suit is destroyed. Once the process is complete, the dragon can remain in this disguise indefinitely.
The transformation has the effects of , except that the disguise is not actively magical in nature and doesn't register as magical to detect magic and similar effects. The dragon loses Retract Body while transformed.
If the dragon is critically hit while wearing the disguise, the suit is destroyed and immediately explodes. This has the effects of Detonate Disguise, except that creatures use the outcome one degree of success better than they rolled on their save.
Detonate Disguise. Requirements The dragon is wearing their conjured disguise
Effect The dragon erupts from the disguise, destroying it. The explosive revelation deals 13d6[bludgeoning|options:area-damage] damage to creatures in a with a save. A creature that fails its save is for 1 round as it becomes covered in scraps from the disguise.
Any creature sharing a space with the dragon after they erupt is pushed into the nearest empty space.
Rushed Transformation. Frequency once per hour
Effect Using the aid of magic and an exhausting amount of effort, the dragon quickly reshapes their body into the form of a generic humanoid figure. This has the effects of except that it lasts only 1 minute, and the dragon doesn't gain the +4 status bonus to Deception as the transformation makes use of the dragon's body to crudely mimic a humanoid form. The dragon can Dismiss the effect.
Whenever the effect ends, the dragon leaves behind scraps of magically conjured flesh, which could give away the dragon's presence.
Smoke Breath. The dragon unleashes a noxious cloud of smoke that deals 10d6[poison|options:area-damage] damage in a ( save). The smoke remains for 1 minute. This has the effects of , except it fills the cone's area.
The dragon can't use Smoke Breath again for {1d4 rounds}.
Sneak Attack. The dragon's Strikes deal an additional 2d6 precision damage to targets.
Source, license, and attribution
Source: Pathfinder Monster Core (remaster-core-2026-08-10)
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