Erinys

The Erinys is a Level 8 creature, with Armor Class 27 and 120 hit points. An erinys is a relentless infernal archer that rains flaming projectiles upon those who break diabolical contracts.

Stat Block

Size: Medium
Type: devil
Level: 8
Armor Class: 27
Hit Points: 120
Speed: 25 ft., fly 40 ft.
STR: 5
DEX: 5
CON: 5
INT: 2
WIS: 4
CHA: 5
Fortitude Save: +17
Reflex Save: +19
Will Save: +16
Perception: +18
Senses: greater darkvision, true seeing
Skills: Acrobatics +17, Crafting +14, Deception +19, Diplomacy +15, Intimidation +19, Religion +16, Stealth +17
Traits: devil, fiend
Immunities: fire
Weaknesses: good 5

Abilities & Attacks

- **Flames of Fury** Any weapon an erinys holds gains the effects of a flaming rune while they hold it. - **Furious Fusillade** The erinys hovers in place if they are flying and fires one arrow at any number of creatures in a 30-foot cone. Each attack is rolled separately. This counts as one attack for the purpose of the erinys's multiple attack penalty. - **Rope Snare** An erinys carries a coil of rope woven of their hair (use the statistics for rope) that animates in their hands. When a creature is hit by the erinys's rope, a segment of the rope tears loose and wraps itself around the creature, imposing a 10–foot circumstance penalty to Speed. The piece that tears off is 10 feet long for a Medium or smaller creature, and doubles in length for each size larger than Medium. When a creature Escape the effect (26), the detached segment of rope withers away into useless black sludge.

Common Questions

How much HP does an Erinys have?

120 hit points.

What level is an Erinys?

Level 8.

What is an Erinys's Armor Class?

AC 27.

How fast can an Erinys move?

Speed 25 ft., fly 40 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.