Pathfinder Remaster. Stats use the Pathfinder Remaster rules from Pathfinder Monster Core 2.
The Nosferatu Thrall is a Level 8 creature, with Armor Class 26 and 135 hit points. A Nosferatu Thrall is a resilient mortal bound by blood and psychic will to an ancient vampire lord.
Fast Healing 5. A monster with this ability regains the given number of Hit Points each round at the beginning of its turn.
Mindbound (divine). A nosferatu master exerts a fierce hold over their thrall's mind. If any creature other than the thrall's master targets them with an effect that would give them the Controlled condition, the thrall's master rolls a counteract check against it using their Dominate DC – 10 as the counteract check modifier.
Rally (reaction). Trigger The thrall ends their turn more than 30 feet away from their master. Effect The thrall Strides up to their Speed toward their master.
Mortal Shield (reaction). Trigger The thrall's master would take damage from a Strike or spell attack and is in an adjacent square. Effect The thrall throws themself in front of their master, taking half the damage of the attack (before applying any weaknesses or resistances). The thrall's master takes the remaining damage, applying any weaknesses or resistances as normal.
Swing Back (1 action). Frequency once per round. Requirements The nosferatu thrall's last action was a greatclub Strike that missed. Effect The nosferatu thrall makes another greatclub Strike against the same target, using the previous Strike's multiple attack penalty.
Common Questions
How much HP does a Nosferatu Thrall have?
135 hit points.
What level is a Nosferatu Thrall?
Level 8.
What is a Nosferatu Thrall's Armor Class?
AC 26.
How fast can a Nosferatu Thrall move?
Speed 25 ft.
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