Oil Living Graffiti
The Oil Living Graffiti is a Level 3 creature, with Armor Class 19 and 50 hit points. An oil living graffiti is a sentient work of art that slithers across flat surfaces to ambush intruders.
Stat Block
- Size: Medium
- Type: construct
- Level: 3
- Armor Class: 19
- Hit Points: 50
- Speed: 25 ft.
- STR: 2
- DEX: 4
- CON: 1
- INT: -2
- WIS: 2
- CHA: 1
- Fortitude Save: +8
- Reflex Save: +11
- Will Save: +7
- Perception: +9
- Senses: darkvision
- Skills: Acrobatics +11, Crafting +5, Deception +10, Stealth +11
- Traits: rare, construct
- Immunities: poison, death effects, disease, doomed, drained, fatigued, healing, necromancy, nonlethal, paralyzed, sickened, unconscious
Abilities & Attacks
- **Backdrop** When a creature attempts to Strike a living graffiti and critically misses, the attacker hits the surface (a canvas, wall, or so on) behind the living graffiti. This might damage the surface or the attacker's weapon, at the GM's discretion. - **Surface-Bound** A living graffiti can move only along flat surfaces. If the surface it's on is destroyed (such as a portrait hit by a fireball spell or a wall being smashed), the graffiti takes 2d6 damage and is shunted to the nearest flat surface. If there is no flat surface within 5 feet, the graffiti is destroyed. - **Splatter** A living graffiti splatters into a creature's face with its splatter Strike. On a hit, the target is dazzled for 1 round or until it Interact to remove the paint from its face.
Common Questions
How much HP does an Oil Living Graffiti have?
50 hit points.
What level is an Oil Living Graffiti?
Level 3.
What is an Oil Living Graffiti's Armor Class?
AC 19.
How fast can an Oil Living Graffiti move?
Speed 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.