Fire blazed around the party as the wood crackled and popped. A branch crashed to the ground, sending up swirling embers as the massive, metallic figure lumbered through the blaze. It resembled a towering bear that had risen onto its hindfeet as it stomped forward with groundshaking steps. Flames bellowed from its mechanical body, and even through the dance of embers, the crimson glow of its eyes were readily apparent. The beast fixed its gaze on the party before it dropped onto four limbs, unleashed a fearsome roar, and thundered forward at a furious gallop.

Built to blaze and butcher, this big, bionic bear brings a barbeque to the brouhaha that is bound to burn builds, braves, and beyond to not but bits and bobs.

In a collaboration with Cameron McLoud (who made the D&D version), I have built the absolutely massive fireclaw from the Horizon Zero Dawn game series! You can check out the ideas behind the designs and get some encounter hooks over on the free Patreon post or on the YT video. Have a monstrous Monday!

Hi! I'm relatively new to Pathfinder, mostly familiar with the rules but picking still up pretty niche details as I try to convert my campaign's setting from D&D5e to PF2e.
So, the humanoid trait; is it meaningful at all? Are there things that specify they only affect humanoids, much like how healing strictly doesn't affect constructs?
I ask because I'm currently designing a mechanical golem-like ancestry, I was thinking of a lv 1 only feat that allows them to be quadrupedal instead of bipedal. However, I'd like for it to have some actual mechanical benefit and not just be a flavour thing. I could always go the route of increased speed or something simple like that, sure, but I'm hoping for something a little more unique.

Amidst the sweltering heat of the craggy cavern, the rogue warily eyed the walls and ceiling. She regarded a few of the stalagmites suspiciously but after deciding none were darkmantles, she relaxed slightly. As she rested a hand on the pommel of her shortsword, the cleric and wizard excitedly discussed the crystals they had recovered. Mere feet away from them, the wizened fighter kept a patient eye on them, like a father watching his children at play. The rogue shared a gentle smile with him before she glimpsed motion out of the corner of her eyes. Her body tensed, blades sliding easily from their sheaths, but the sight that met her gave even the veteran adventurer pause. Pulling itself from a crack in the floor was a multi-limbed creature that had no business fitting in the hole it had emerged from. Its expanding body was covered in a dark, gritty film that it smeared across the floor as it wriggled aboveground. Hook-lined tentacles lifted into the air as points of glowing light appeared on their tips, seeming to angle towards her...

Ostensibly an octopus and accordingly armed with ocho offshoots, our overland offender obscures its oddbod in oil that it obliterates in an obscene ostentation.

I continue my exploration of Monster Hunter Wilds with the incredibly unique nu udra! I dive into a bit of the details of the design over on the free Patreon post and the YT video if you'd be kind enough to give those a look. Either way, have a monstrous Monday!

Art is from the anime for Made in Abyss.

I am very unsure about the balancing of this creature.

hey all,

years ago i mentioned a scrapped project of mine: foldable character sheet. i'm sorry it took so long but i (honestly, "we") finally moved from prototype to finished product:

Simple Pathfinder 2E Character Sheet

as i mentioned in product page, it's mainly aimed towards new players and low-level characters. but let's be honest, it takes a better sheet than what's available to fully support high level characters anyway.

i got good mileage out of my design at my 1st level one-shots. take a look if you're in a similar position.

feedback welcome!

Or "-3 to the next attack roll with this weapon, but if that roll succeeds, it's a crit instead"?

Both being single-action-to-apply buffs that can be applied to your own weapon or those of your allies, that can't be applied at the same time as one another (or any of another selection of buffs). I'm thinking about these in the context of a ported-over version of Starfinder 2e's Mechanic's Modify action and its "mods".

I'm very new to the system and poking at homebrews to see if I really "get" the math behind it yet. My guess is that the "better chance to hit, can't crit" version is balanced already at +2 (since the chance of a crit is roughly worth another 1-in-20 chance of hitting's damage or better against a target you're not massively stronger than), but I'm unsure about the "worse chance to hit, guaranteed crit" effect and how that balances out with Fatal and Deadly weapons.

The last monster I need for my upcoming second episodic 1shot in a Lies of P alternate timeline. What will the party need to go after in the Vegnini Works factory?

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Also, check out the latest update of the Foundry Module

Whats New (5/4/2026)

• The new Strongarm Puppet
• More tokens bundled in with the creatures. Most of the common creatures now have tokens, 2/3 of the unique creatures (Castlevania's Galamoth and Dracula), and a splashing of others!