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Homebrew Reference Book: The University of Sanbra's Guide to Xenobiology
Affiliations: Beasts
Bandigos are tenacious omnivores who anchor their territory around a large freshwater pool in the east end of Temptation Canyon on Sriluur (a sacred area south by southeast of Meirm City). Though cunning hunters, Bandigos are somewhat cowardly and will flee prey that puts up any real resistance. The creatures typically throw rocks at the intended prey from a distance.
Bandigos are long-necked quadrupeds with wrinkled skin reminiscent of the Weequays'. They have long, hooked claws and typically stand 1.2 to 1.5 meters at the shoulder. They hunt and live in packs of up to twenty, and often lay in wait buried only centimeters beneath the sand. Their howling at night is nothing less than sinister. Bandigos have a seemingly inbred hatred for the other, more common predator of Sriluur, the Dark Wolves.
Weequay tradition holds that the foul temptress of Uurutche'zediev tricked the moon god Quay into entering the canyon, and then turned into Bandigos and attacked him. Weequays therefore view the Bandigos with a degree of disdain.
Bandigo Statistics (CL 3)[]
Medium Desert Beast 4
Initiative: +2; Senses: Scent, Perception +2
Defenses[]
Reflex Defense: 17 (Flat-Footed: 15), Fortitude Defense: 12, Will Defense: 10
Hit Points: 26, Damage Threshold: 12
Offense[]
Speed: 8 Squares; Improved Charge, Pounce
Melee: Bite +7 (1d6+6)
Melee: Claws (2) +7 (1d4+6)
Fighting Space: 1 Square; Reach: 1 Square
Base Attack Bonus: +3, Grapple: +7
Species Traits: Desert, Pounce, Scent
Base Stats[]
Abilities: Strength 18, Dexterity 15, Constitution 14, Intelligence 2, Wisdom 10, Charisma 7
Feats: Improved Charge, Skill Training (Stealth)
Skills: Stealth +9, Survival +7
Abilities[]
Pounce: A Bandigo may use the Full Attack Action even after Charging.
Scent: Bandigos ignore Concealment and Cover when making Perception checks to Notice Targets within 10 squares, and they take no penalty from poor visibility when Tracking.