Scarab

Scarabs are a type of beetle common in desert regions. By themselves, they are not dangerous, but there are several varieties that are as large as dogs, and they can also be dangerous in a large swarm.

Bloated Scarab

The size of a large dog, this variety of scarab tends to be found deep within tunnels and caves. They feed off of any flesh they can find, and are relentless in their pursuit of nourishment.

Scarab Level: Level::1 Hit Dice: 1d8+2 Hit Points: 6 Initiative: +5 Pace: 10 Combat Ability: +2 • Default a/d/c/s: +2/+0/+0/+0 Armor Class: 15 • Flat-footed: 11 • Touch: 15 Max Action Points: 6 • Speed: 5 • Endurance Limit: 3 • Agility Limit: 4 Saves: Fortitude: +4 Reflex: +4 Will: +2 Presage: +1 Size::Small Type::Animal Str: 3 Int: 1 End: 3 Wil: 2 Agi: 4 Inu: 2 Spd: 5 Cha: 1 Attacks: Pincers: +3, 1d6+3 x2 piercing, 4 AP Defense: Carapice 6/bludge, 4/wearer, 4/wearer Special Abilities: None Skills: None Biome: Biome::Desert, Environment: Environment::Desert, Region: Region::N/A

Combat

Scarabs are simple, stupid creatures. They will attack perceived danger immediately and won't stop until dead.