The Elemental Avalanche is a Level 11 creature, with Armor Class 32 and 215 hit points. An elemental avalanche is a massive, shifting heap of rock and debris given consciousness through primal earth energy.
- **Earthbound** When not touching solid ground, the elemental avalanche is slowed 1, can't use reactions, and can't Trample.
- **Spike Stones** (aura, earth, primal, transmutation) 10 feet. Spikes of rock rise up from all stone surfaces in the emanation, creating difficult terrain. A creature moving in the terrain takes 2d8 piercing damage for each square of spikes it moves into (a Large or larger creature takes damage only once for each square it moves, even if its space covers multiple squares of spikes). Creatures with the earth trait ignore all effects within the area. The elemental avalanche can disable or activate spike stones as a single action, which has the concentrate trait.
- **Crumble** **Trigger** The elemental avalanche takes damage from a hostile source while atop rock or earth. The elemental avalanche crumbles into the ground, Burrowing down 10 feet. This Burrowing does not trigger reactions. The elemental avalanche can't Crumble again for 1d4 rounds.
- **Earth Glide** The elemental avalanche can Burrow through any earthen matter, including rock. When it does so, the elemental avalanche moves at its full burrow Speed, leaving no tunnels or signs of its passing.
- **Trample** Large or smaller, fist, 30
Common Questions
How much HP does an Elemental Avalanche have?
215 hit points.
What level is an Elemental Avalanche?
Level 11.
What is an Elemental Avalanche's Armor Class?
AC 32.
How fast can an Elemental Avalanche move?
Speed 25 ft., burrow 25 ft.,.
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Official stats from the Pathfinder 2e (Second Edition) System Reference Document (SRD), free to use under the ORC open license.