Xill

The Xill is a Level 6 creature, with Armor Class 24 and 100 hit points. A four-armed interdimensional predator that shifts between the Ethereal Plane and reality to harvest hosts for its parasitic young.

Stat Block

Size: Medium
Type: aberration
Level: 6
Armor Class: 24
Hit Points: 100
Speed: 35 ft.
STR: 4
DEX: 5
CON: 3
INT: 0
WIS: 3
CHA: 0
Fortitude Save: +15
Reflex Save: +17
Will Save: +11
Perception: +15
Senses: darkvision
Skills: Acrobatics +15, Athletics +14, Deception +12, Intimidation +14, Stealth +15, Warfare Lore +12
Traits: uncommon, aberration, ethereal

Abilities & Attacks

- **Attack of Opportunity** - **Shield Block** - **Double Slash** (flourish) The xill makes two scimitar Strike against a single target. If both hit, combine their damage for the purpose of the target's resistances and weaknesses. The xill applies its multiple attack penalty to each strike normally. - **Implant** (manipulate) **Requirements** The xill is adjacent to a unconscious, willing, or paralyzed creature The xill implants xill eggs in the creature's flesh. - **Xill Eggs** (disease) - **Xill Paralysis** (incapacitation, occult) A creature hit by the xill's bite Strike must attempt a 24 Fortitude save. Critical Success: The creature is unaffected and is immune to xill paralysis for 1 minute. Success: The creature is slowed 1 for 1 round. Failure: The creature is paralyzed for 1 round. Critical Failure: The creature is paralyzed. It can attempt a new save at the end of each of its turns to recover, and the save DC decreases by 1 each round.

Common Questions

How much HP does a Xill have?

100 hit points.

What level is a Xill?

Level 6.

What is a Xill's Armor Class?

AC 24.

How fast can a Xill move?

Speed 35 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.