Undead Frost Yeti
The fearsome animated corpse of a massive frost yeti
Motives & Tactics: Feast, Bite off heads, Rip limbs, Stomp
The fearsome animated corpse of a massive frost yeti
The Frost Yetis of the coldest mountain regions are terrifying when they are encountered alive, but they are even worse if you happen to cross the animated corpse of one. These horrific, decaying monstrosities move quicker than the average undead, a byproduct of their former bestial lives. Some have even shown that they still can summon cold magic.
When the Undead Frost Yeti takes Major or greater damage, they mark an additional HP.
This adversary can be spotlighted up to 3 times per GM turn. Spend Fear as usual to spotlight them.
The Undead Yeti draws the cold energy from its environment into a vortex around it. All enemies within close range must make an Agility Reaction roll (13). Targets who fail take 2d6 magic damage and are pulled forward from close to very close, or very close to melee. Targets who succeed take half damage and do not get pulled.
Use this ability only once per encounter.
Mark a Stress to cause all PCs within far range to make a Presence Reaction Roll (13). Targets who fail lose a Hope, and you gain a Fear for each. Targets who succeed must mark a stress.
Tier 1 solo
The fearsome animated corpse of a massive frost yeti
Motives & Tactics: Feast, Bite off heads, Rip limbs, Stomp
Difficulty: 13 | Thresholds: 8/15 | HP: 10 | Stress: 4
ATK: +2 | Claws: Very Close | 1d12+4 Physical
Experience: Terrifying +2, Tear Things Apart +2
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The fearsome animated corpse of a massive frost yeti
Motives & Tactics: Feast, Bite off heads, Rip limbs, Stomp
The Frost Yetis of the coldest mountain regions are terrifying when they are encountered alive, but they are even worse if you happen to cross the animated corpse of one. These horrific, decaying monstrosities move quicker than the average undead, a byproduct of their former bestial lives. Some have even shown that they still can summon cold magic.
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