Crocodiles are reptiles with long bodies, squat legs, webbed feet, and massive jaws. These creatures are aggressive hunters and eat fish, reptiles, and mammals. Giant crocodiles will attack humanoids without hesitation. Their hide and coloration gives them a natural camouflage, allowing them to surprise prey 50% of the time.
Female crocodiles have the same general characteristics as their larger male counterparts, but females have one-half the hit points of male crocodiles.
These animals live in tropical areas with brackish water near coastal areas. They sometimes frequent lakes and rivers.
Crocodile
Hit Points 25 +2d6
DV1 / DV2 4 / 4
Attack Value 4
# Attacks 1 and 1
Weapon Type Bite and Tail
Damage 1d10 and 1d8
Saving Throws 12+
Speed Walk (2) / Run (6) / Swim (10)
Crocodiles are reptiles that are sixteen feet long and weigh nearly 2,600 pounds.
In melee combat, crocodiles attack with a powerful bite that inflicts 1d10 damage. They can also use their hefty tail to inflict 1d8 damage against a single creature on its DV2.
Crocodiles live in groups ranging from two to ten. Young crocodiles have one-half the health and damage potential of their adult parents. They are incapable of thrashing.
Some hunters kill crocodiles and harvest their scales, which are needed to make boots, scabbards, and other clothing. A crocodile has 1d6 usable scales per hit point. Each scale is worth 10 silver coins.
Crocodile, Giant
Hit Points 45 +3d6
DV1 / DV2 7 / 7
Attack Value 7
# Attacks 1 and 1
Weapon Type Bite and Tail
Damage 3d6 and 3d4
Saving Throws 10+
Speed Walk (2) / Run (6) / Swim (12)
These giant reptiles resemble their smaller cousins but reach a length of twenty-eight feet and weigh close to 3,800 pounds. Their hard scales grant them natural protection, and their webbed feet make them faster in the water.
Giant crocodiles attack with a powerful bite that causes 3d6 damage. At the same time, they can use their tail to inflict 3d4 damage on a single creature on its DV2.
These deadly animals are solitary creatures. They are sometimes found in the vicinity of ordinary crocodiles and will defend their smaller cousins. Young giant crocodiles are equivalent to adult crocodiles.
Their scales are valuable. Each scale is worth 50 silver coins. A giant crocodile has 1d6 usable scales per hit point.