V. Rex (3.5e Creature)

Vastatosaurus Rex

V. Rex

CR 22

	N Gargantuan Animal
Init/Senses	+1/Listen +30, Spot 30
AC	16, touch 7, flat-footed 15
hp	369 (60 HD)
Fort/Ref/Will	52/36/8
Speed	40 ft (8 squares)
Melee	Bite +54 (4d6+13)
Space/Reach	20 ft. (4 squares)/15 ft
Base Atk/Grp	+45/+70
Special Actions	Improved Grab, Swalow Whole
Abilities	Str 36, Dex 12, Con 25, Int 2, Wis 15, Cha 10
SQ	low-light vision, scent
Feats	alertness, Improved Natural Attack (bite), Run, Toughness (3), Track
Skills	Hide -4, Listen +30, Spot +30
Advancement	none

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Strategies and Tactics

V. Rexes possess all the skills, cunning and strength of their smaller relatives, but there is one thing that sets them apart: Vastatosaurs, once they have spotted a meal, will go to any lengths to devour it. This includes chasing its prey off a cliff, running headlong into a tree, or risking the wrath of something just as dangerous as itself--like another V. Rex, for example.

Ecology

Environment:

Typical Physical Characteristics: V. Rexes are essentially larger, nastier genetic cousins of tyrannosaurs. Visually, the creatures are practically identical, albeit with one crucial difference: an adult V. Rex stands 10 feet taller, and is twenty feet longer, than a typical T. Rex of the same age.

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Typical Treasure

V. Rexes do not keep treasure. They are not interested in shiny objects; only in a potential meal. Also, they would only take the corpses of whatever they devoured back to a nest if they're raising an infant.

Advanced Creatures

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