Hesperid

Level 9
Creature· feyMediumRemaster
AC 27
HP 175
Speed 30 ft.
Fort +15
Ref +21
Will +19
Perc +19
Size Medium
Common
Weaknesses cold iron 10
Spells
Primal Innate Spells (DC 28, attack +20)
Languages common, fey, utopian
Senses low-light-vision
Speeds 30 ft., fly 60 ft.
Skills diplomacy +21, performance +21, acrobatics +19, deception +19, intimidation +19, nature +19, society +17, stealth +17, athletics +11
Recall Knowledge nature DC 26

Attacks

Melee Sunset Ribbon +21/+17/+13(agile, finesse)
Damage: 2d10+6 slashing + 1d6 fire + 1d6 vitality
Ranged Sunset Ray +21/+16/+11 (range 60 ft.)(magical)
Damage: 2d12+6 fire + 1d6 vitality

Abilities

Sunset Dependentdefensive

A hesperid is mystically bonded to a single remote location with a good view of the sunset-usually an island, coastal cliff, or valley. If they aren't at that location and able to see the sky at sunset on any given day, they become Drained 1, increasing the value by 1 for each missed sunset and reducing by 1 only when they see the sunset. A hesperid can perform a 24-hour ritual to bond to a new location.

Create Golden Apple◆◆offensive(primal)

While the hesperid is within their bonded location, they can spin golden light around an object they're holding of up to 20 cubic feet in volume and up to 80 Bulk. Doing so condenses the object into a magic apple made of golden light with light Bulk. The golden apple reverts back to its original shape after a full day away from the hesperid's bonded location, or when the hesperid spends a single action (which has the concentrate trait) to end the effect.

Description

Hesperides are nymphs of sunset, guardians of the colorful golden hues of the setting sun. They live on remote islands, isolated coastal cliffsides, and hidden valleys, all places where the sunset's golden glow can have the strongest effect. Hesperides manipulate sunlight with dancelike motions, allowing them to create graceful ribbons of light at close range and searing rays at a distance. Due to their connection to the beauty of the daily cycle of the setting sun, hesperides take a deep satisfaction from methodical routine that can feel alien to wilder, more chaotic fey.


Nymphs are fey guardians of nature possessed of great beauty and forms that meld breathtaking humanoid features with the natural elements they guard. Nymph queens are powerful nymphs who rule over and protect a much greater territory of untouched wilderness. For instance, a lampad might guard a beautiful underground cavern, but a lampad queen might call an entire system of caves their domain.