Hantu Belian
- HP
- 140
- AC
- 17
- DR
- 2
- Attacks
- 2
- Attack
- 3d6+5, 3d6+5
- Size
- Large
- Alignment
- Impartial Vile (Schemer)
- Intelligence
- Average (8-10)
- Magic Resistance
- Detection run on the tiger reports an ordinary tiger, which it is. The man is not in it in any sense magic can find.
- Saves
- Quick 2 / Tough 3 / Mind 2
A tiger came out of the treeline into the village and it was not walking like a tiger. The hantu belian is a man who has put on a tiger the way another man puts on a coat, and he has been doing it for years, and he is somebody in the district - respected, consulted, greeted in the street. Kill the tiger and you have killed a tiger. He walks out of it and goes home, and he knows exactly who was holding the spear.
Special Attack
Tiger's Charge: piercing, melee 10 ft, +6 to hit, 3d6+5, and a raking hind claw, 3d6+5, as its second attack each round. The Wrong Gait: 30 ft, save Wis Mind, fail save roll 2d10+4 psychic on any creature that notices the animal is moving wrong, cooldown 2 rounds. Understanding what they are looking at is itself the injury.
Special Defense
Only the Skin: reduced to 0 HP the tiger dies and the wearer is unharmed, elsewhere, awake, and aware of everything that just happened. He will take another skin within the month. Nothing has been achieved except the death of an animal. Find the Man: the wearer is a person with a name, a house and a reputation, and he can be found, accused and dealt with - by daylight, socially, with evidence, which is a different kind of adventure and the only one that works.