Predatory Rabbit

Level -1

Creature· chaoticTinyLegacy

AC 16

HP 6 (void healing)

Speed 40 ft.

Fort +4

Ref +8

Will +3

Perc +5

Size Tiny

Common

chaoticevilundead unholy

Immunities bleed, death effects, disease, paralyzed, poison, sleep

Senses darkvision

Skills acrobatics +6, stealth +6, athletics +2

Recall Knowledge religion DC 13

Attacks

Melee Jaws +8/+3/-2(finesse, reach 0 ft., unarmed)

Damage: 1d4 piercing

Abilities

Sense Companioninteraction(detection, occult)

A predatory rabbit knows the direction of its past owner or family (as long as they're both on the same plane), but not the distance.

Stenchdefensive(aura, olfactory)

10 feet. A creature entering the aura or starting its turn in the aura must succeed at a DC 13 fortitude save or become Sickened 1 (plus Slowed 1 for as long as it's sickened on a critical failure). While within the aura, affected creatures take a -2 circumstance penalty to saves against disease and to recover from the sickened condition. A creature that succeeds at its save is temporarily immune for 1 minute.

Void Healingdefensive

A creature with void healing draws health from void energy rather than vitality energy. It is damaged by vitality damage and is not healed by vitality healing effects. It does not take void damage, and it is healed by void effects that heal undead.

Feral Leap◆◆offensive(move)

The predatory rabbit jumps with a maximum height and distance each equal to half its Speed. This movement doesn't trigger reactions. At any point, the predatory rabbit attempts a jaws Strike.

Description

Skittish in life, predatory rabbits are fast and nimble predators in unassuming forms. They most enjoy hunting birds, squirrels, cats, and other rabbits.

Bonds of loyalty that endure beyond death reanimate pets to crawl from their graves within days of dying, returning to the side of their past owners, family, or pack. Unfortunately, death irrevocably changes a risen pet. They return as aggressive, predatory beasts, difficult to control and easy to anger. Even the most friendly and docile of pets becomes sadistic and violent in undeath—fixating first on those it views as competition for the attention of its owners. When a risen pet is jilted, rebuffed, or offended by its owner, it turns on them.