The Werebear is a Level 4 creature, with Armor Class 23 and 75 hit points. The werebear is a disciplined guardian of the wilds that blends human tactical intellect with the sheer physical power of a grizzly.
- **Bear Empathy** (divination, primal) The werebear can communicate with ursines.
- **Change Shape** (concentrate, polymorph, primal, transmutation) Medium human with fist +13 for 1d4+7 bludgeoning, or grizzly bear with Speed 35 feet.
- **Curse of the Werebear** (curse, necromancy, primal) Saving Throw 22 Fortitude.
- **Hunt Prey** (concentrate) **Requirements** The werebear can see or hear the target or is Track it in exploration mode. The werebear gains a +2 circumstance bonus to Perception checks when it Seeks its prey and a +2 circumstance bonus to Survival checks when it Tracks its prey. The werebear also ignores the penalty for making ranged attacks within its second range increment against the prey it's hunting. The werebear can designate only one creature as its hunted prey at a time. If it uses Hunt Prey against a different creature, the prior creature loses the designation and the new prey gains the designation. In any case, this designation lasts until the werebear's next daily preparation.
- **Mauler** The werebear gains a +2 circumstance bonus to damage rolls against creatures it has grabbed.
- **Moon Frenzy** (polymorph, primal, transmutation)
- **Precision Edge** The werebear deals 1d8 additional precision damage on its first successful Strike against its hunted target on each of its turns.
Common Questions
How much HP does a Werebear have?
75 hit points.
What level is a Werebear?
Level 4.
What is a Werebear's Armor Class?
AC 23.
How fast can a Werebear move?
Speed 25 ft.
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