Phantom Beast
The Phantom Beast is a Level 8 creature, with Armor Class 26 and 120 hit points. The phantom beast is a spectral predator that straddles the boundary between the Ethereal and Material planes.
Stat Block
- Size: Medium
- Type: ethereal
- Level: 8
- Armor Class: 26
- Hit Points: 120
- Speed: fly 35 ft.
- STR: -5
- DEX: 6
- CON: 1
- INT: 0
- WIS: 4
- CHA: 6
- Fortitude Save: +13
- Reflex Save: +18
- Will Save: +16
- Perception: +18
- Senses: darkvision
- Skills: Diplomacy +16, Intimidation +18, Occultism +14, Thievery +18
- Traits: rare, ethereal, incorporeal, phantom, spirit
- Immunities: poison, precision, disease, paralyzed
Abilities & Attacks
- **Walk the Ethereal Line** The phantom walks the thin line between the Ethereal Plane and Material Planes in order to exist on both planes simultaneously. They can shift back to solely the Ethereal Plane by using this ability again. - **Susceptible to Death** Though phantoms aren't alive, neither are they undead, and they are uniquely vulnerable to the effects of death. A phantom whose Hit Points are reduced to 0 as a result of a death effect (such as from a spell like finger of death) is immediately whisked away to the River of Souls, where their soul resumes the usual path to the afterlife. - **Grab Item** The phantom beast attempts to Steal one item of up to 1 Bulk from a creature, even if the creature is in combat, though the object still must not be one that is actively in use. If they succeed, they carry the object along with them telekinetically.
Common Questions
How much HP does a Phantom Beast have?
120 hit points.
What level is a Phantom Beast?
Level 8.
What is a Phantom Beast's Armor Class?
AC 26.
How fast can a Phantom Beast move?
Speed fly 35 ft.
Use Phantom Beast at your table
Original custom artwork found nowhere else on the web, free to view. Copy-paste the full stat block straight into your notes, a Word doc, or your VTT, or sign in to claim Phantom Beast into a ZapGM campaign and customize it further.
Official stats from the Pathfinder 2e (Second Edition) System Reference Document (SRD), free to use under the ORC open license.