Ammit
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Natural Armor:-
Natural Armor +30 gp
Natural Weapon(s):-
Bite (2d6)
Passive Abilities:-
Hold Breath (1 hour)
Attack Abilities:-
Constricting Attack
Ammit, a Failed Chimera, embodies predatory prowess. A crocodile's serrated jaws crown its lion's sinewy body. Unexpectedly, robust hippopotamus legs emerge at the hindquarters, offering a blend of strength and agility. Meticulously designed as a temple guardian, Ammit's imposing form and fearsome features deter tomb raiders. Inanimate eyes, void of emotion, unwaveringly protect the sanctum from desecration, a testament to its sacred duty.
Ammit, a grotesque fusion born from the twisted ambitions of ancient craftsmen, stands as a testament to both ingenuity and monstrosity. This Failed Chimera bears a head adorned with the fearsome visage of a crocodile, its razor-sharp teeth poised to rend any intruder. The body of a powerful lion lends it a regal and imposing presence, but the unsettling combination takes an unexpected turn with hind legs resembling those of a hippopotamus, granting it an uncanny agility despite its formidable mass.
Crafted with a purpose that transcends mere aesthetics, Ammit emerges as a guardian of sacred temples, tasked with repelling would-be tomb raiders. Its ferocious appearance alone serves as a deterrent, striking terror into the hearts of those who dare to desecrate the hallowed grounds it protects. A fusion of elements from some of the fiercest creatures in the animal kingdom, Ammit embodies the ancient belief that only a creature born of such intimidating components could effectively safeguard the sanctity of sacred spaces against the greedy and the irreverent.