Fortitude +25, Reflex +30, Will +28
Acrobatics +30, Athletics +32, Deception +29, Society +24, Stealth +32
Greater Darkvision, Truesight 60 feet Precise
Aklo, Common, Diabolic, Fey
Curse, Death Effects, Drained, Fear Effects
Cold Iron 10
Actions & Abilities
Greatsword
Damage: 3d12+16 Slashing
Jaws
Damage: 3d8+16 Piercing
Talon
Damage: 3d8+16 Slashing
Greater Darkvision
Constant Spells
Aura of Disquietude
30 feet.
As , plus a creature frightened by the aura becomes suspicious; it doesn't count any other creature as its ally and can't or flank. On a critical failure, the creature also can't be a willing target for harmless or helpful magic.
Reactive Strike
Bloodbird
A creature hit by a vilderavn's melee attack becomes cursed. It takes 2d6[bleed]{2d6 persistent bleed damage} that's difficult to stanch.
The DC to stop the bleeding using is 35, and healing the creature to full HP doesn't automatically end the bleeding.
Removing the curse ends the bleeding.
Change Shape
The vilderavn takes on the appearance of a Small or Medium humanoid, wolf, dire wolf, or hybrid with both raven and wolf parts. The vilderavn can only use their jaws attack when in a form with a wolf's head, and their talon attack in a form with raven qualities. They can instead assume their raven knight form: a Medium humanoid in black full plate carrying a greatsword. They can use their jaws or talon Strikes only in a form that has that body part, and their greatsword only in knight form.
Souleater
If the vilderavn kills a humanoid with a critical hit using their jaws Strike, they rip out and devour the target's heart and soul as part of the attack.
While the target is dead, the vilderavn can Change Shape into the target's form, gaining a +4 status bonus to Deception checks to impersonate the target.
If magic would resurrect the creature, the caster must succeed at a DC 34 counteract check to extract the target's soul from the vilderavn; otherwise, the spell fails.
Spellcasting
DC 37
Creature Abilities
Aura of Disquietude. 30 feet.
As , plus a creature frightened by the aura becomes suspicious; it doesn't count any other creature as its ally and can't or flank. On a critical failure, the creature also can't be a willing target for harmless or helpful magic.
Bloodbird. A creature hit by a vilderavn's melee attack becomes cursed. It takes 2d6[bleed]{2d6 persistent bleed damage} that's difficult to stanch.
The DC to stop the bleeding using is 35, and healing the creature to full HP doesn't automatically end the bleeding.
Removing the curse ends the bleeding.
Change Shape. The vilderavn takes on the appearance of a Small or Medium humanoid, wolf, dire wolf, or hybrid with both raven and wolf parts. The vilderavn can only use their jaws attack when in a form with a wolf's head, and their talon attack in a form with raven qualities. They can instead assume their raven knight form: a Medium humanoid in black full plate carrying a greatsword. They can use their jaws or talon Strikes only in a form that has that body part, and their greatsword only in knight form.
Souleater. If the vilderavn kills a humanoid with a critical hit using their jaws Strike, they rip out and devour the target's heart and soul as part of the attack.
While the target is dead, the vilderavn can Change Shape into the target's form, gaining a +4 status bonus to Deception checks to impersonate the target.
If magic would resurrect the creature, the caster must succeed at a DC 34 counteract check to extract the target's soul from the vilderavn; otherwise, the spell fails.
Source, license, and attribution
Source: Pathfinder Monster Core (remaster-core-2026-08-10)
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