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Harvest Moon Campaign World

Monster

Rath

CR:

1/4

XP:

100

Neutral

Tiny

Animal

Init:

+2

Senses:

Scent

AC:

15

touch:

14

flat-footed:

13

HP:

5

Fort:

+3

Ref:

+4

Will:

+2

Ground Speed:

30'

Melee Bite :
+2 (1d3-2) [x2]

Space:

2-1/2 ft.

Reach:

0 ft

Special Attacks:

Outgrabe

Str:

6

Dex:

14

Con:

12

Int:

2

Wis:

14

Cha:

13

Base Atk:

+0

CMB:

-4

CMD:

8 (12 vs trip)

Feats:

Weapon Finesse and Skill Focus. Wild Raths have their skill focus in Escape Artist while domestic Raths have their skill focus in Survival and are prized as trackers.

Skills:

Climb +2, Escape Artist +2, Perception +2, Stealth +10, Survival +2, Swim +2

Environment:

Any temperate.

Organization:

Solitary, Pair, or Herd (3-100)

Treasure:

None for feral, but normal for domestic.

Special Abilities:

Outgrabe (Ex):

Mome Raths outgrabe. When they do this, there is a flat initial 20% chance that 1d10-2 other Raths will show up to help or console the outgrabeing Rath. A Rath may not outgrabe and bite in the same round, but it is a free action otherwise. While a Rath may emit the noise as much as it wants to, it cannot use it to gain assistance more than once per day and summoned Raths may not gain assistance in this way at all.

The Rath is sort of a small, green pig. Some have black snouts and others have black splotching on their skin. A rare few are black with green splotches instead.

The Rath's origins have been traced to the strange Wyrd Forest. Somehow the creature made its way into Jerusalem's farmlands in the past, before the coming of the Blight. The creatures proved to be unpalatable when cooked and they also at twice their weight in food every day. Whenever a Rath became separated from its family group (considered, in local parlance to be "mome"), it would emit a terrible noise which the people coined to be "outgrabing". With the sole exception of producing high-quality fertilizer, the creatures were seen as useless pests. They were hunted down and destroyed as such.

Today, Raths have spread throughout the world and make excellent pets for children and work-animals for adults. They also eat garbage and families even save the creature's droppings to sell as chips. Mome Raths, of which there are many on some city streets, are often destroyed because their outgrabing could wake the dead.

 

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