The Greater Barghest is a Level 7 creature, with Armor Class 25 and 105 hit points. A hulking fiend that leads goblinoid tribes, the greater barghest evolves by devouring corpses to gain terrifying physical mutations.
- **Attack of Opportunity**
- **Change Shape** (concentrate, divine, polymorph, transmutation) The barghest takes on the shape of a goblinoid (a goblin, hobgoblin, or bugbear) or a wolf, or it transforms back into its true form. When the barghest is a goblinoid, it loses its jaws and claw Strike, it becomes Small if it is a goblin, and its Speed changes to 20 feet. When the barghest is a wolf, its Speed changes to 40 feet and its jaws gain Knockdown. Each individual barghest has only one goblinoid form and one wolf form.
- **Mutations** The process of consuming corpses to evolve into a greater barghest results in odd and unpredictable physiological changes. A greater barghest has one mutation, typically chosen from the following options.
• Fangs (poison) The barghest grows elongated fangs that seep poison. Its jaws deal 1d6 additional poison damage and 1d6 persistent damage.
• Toxic Breath 2 (divine, evocation, poison) The barghest breathes a cloud of toxic gas that deals 8d6 poison damage to all creatures in a 30-foot cone (25 basic Fortitude save). It can't use Toxic Breath again for 1d4 rounds.
• Vestigial Arm Strike F Frequency once per round; Trigger The barghest completes a Strike. Effect The barghest makes a claw Strike with a shriveled third arm hanging from its torso. This attack doesn't count for the barghest's multiple attack penalty, nor does that penalty apply on the attack.
• Wings The barghest has malformed wings extending from its back. It gains a fly Speed of 25 feet.
Common Questions
How much HP does a Greater Barghest have?
105 hit points.
What level is a Greater Barghest?
Level 7.
What is a Greater Barghest's Armor Class?
AC 25.
How fast can a Greater Barghest move?
Speed 35 ft.
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