The Phoenix is a Level 15 creature, with Armor Class 36 and 300 hit points. The phoenix is a gargantuan avatar of celestial fire that embodies the eternal cycle of death and rebirth.
Stat Block
Size: Gargantuan
Type: beast
Level: 15
Armor Class: 36
Hit Points: 300
Speed: 25 ft., fly 70 ft.
STR: 6
DEX: 7
CON: 5
INT: 7
WIS: 6
CHA: 6
Fortitude Save: +27
Reflex Save: +31
Will Save: +28
Perception: +27
Senses: darkvision, detect magic, see invisibility
- **Self-Resurrection** (healing, necromancy, primal) When a phoenix dies, it collapses into a pile of smoldering ashes before returning to life fully healed 1d4 rounds later, as if subject to a 7th-level resurrect ritual. Self-resurrection happens only if there are some remains to resurrect; for instance, a phoenix killed by a disintegrate spell can't use this ability. A phoenix whose remains rest within an area devoted to an evil deity by consecrate can't self-resurrect until its remains are no longer in that area. A phoenix can self-resurrect only once per year.
- **Shroud of Flame** (aura, evocation, fire, primal) 20 feet. 4d6 fire, 37 basic Reflex save. While this aura is active, any adjacent creature that hits the phoenix with a melee attack or otherwise touches it takes 2d6 fire damage. The phoenix can activate or deactivate the aura with a single action, which has the concentrate trait.
- **Flaming Strafe** (evocation, fire, primal) The phoenix blazes with superheated flame and Flies up to its Speed. It deals 6d6 fire damage to each creature within 20 feet of each square it moves through (37 basic Reflex save).
Common Questions
How much HP does a Phoenix have?
300 hit points.
What level is a Phoenix?
Level 15.
What is a Phoenix's Armor Class?
AC 36.
How fast can a Phoenix move?
Speed 25 ft., fly 70 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.