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Checks
Page 517-518 CRB with discussions about Extreme Cold and visibility effects of being within fog.

DC 32 (25) Climb (Athletics)
DC 30 Perception (pitons)
DC 44 Perception (cave)

Treasure
82 pp
1356 gp
2683 sp
Rubies (2) (210 gp each)
Bloodstones (94) (2g 5s each)
Floating Shield
+1 striking returning spear

Creature
Male Adult Umbral Dragon

Creature
Note: Due to how PF2 rules work a group of cr4 pegasi would not be able to buck a party of 11th level characters. I made these evil champion pegasi to at least have a chance. Creature Rating 7 is still VERY low and I am considering bumping them up to 8 or maybe even 9.
Wicked Champion Pegasus (6)

Garden of Death
Check
DC 25 Recall Knowledge (Nature or Survival) about nature of plants

Traveling
The ability to subsist or even follow trails or find your way in this region becomes more difficult and requires a character who is MASTER in survival. Class Feats and Focus Spells that function in conjunction with the environment don’t work here unless the character is evil.

TYRANT GARDEN MIASMA POISON 9
INHALED POISON
Activate [one-action] Interact
Saving Throw DC 25 Fortitude; Onset 24 hours; Maximum Duration 3 days or prolonged contact; Stage 1 stupefied 2 (1 day); Stage 2 enfeebled 2 and stupefied 3 (1 day); Stage 3 enfeebled 3 and stupefied 4 (1 day)

Treasure
289g
2s
Diamond dust (500g)
Potion of Healing, Greater x 6
Scroll of Remove Curse x 2
Elemental Gem (Fire)

Hazard
Yellow Mold (CRB page 524)

Creature
Yellow Moldwretch (These moldwretch have symbiosis with yellow mold. See it’s entry in the CRB for the effects of its abilities.)

Treasure
Bottle of Air

Hazard
NEGATIVE WARD HAZARD 12
EVOCATION NEGATIVE MAGICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 33 (expert)
Description An invisible rune creates an invisible, spherical magical sensor with a 10-foot radius.
Disable Thievery DC 33 (Master) to erase the rune without triggering the sensor, or dispel magic (5th level; counteract
DC 26) to counteract the rune
Harm [reaction] (arcane, evocation, negative); Trigger A living creature enters the sensor area. Effect The rune blasts the area with a harm spell centered on the triggering creature’s square. This is a 5th level [three action] harm spell (as cast by a creature with harming hands) that deals 4d10+12 negative damage to all creatures within 30 ft. (DC 32 basic Will save).

Checks
DC 35 Diplomacy Check to sell books

Hazard
Replaced Vacuous Grimoire with a Polymorph Hazard from CRB page 525. The glyph is inside of an otherwise innocuous book lined with lead to hide it’s nature. If successful the glyph turns the reader into a rat. If the target critically fails its baleful polymorph save the rat immediately runs to hide from the PCs in a nearby crack in the wall. The exterior of the book has been enchanted with a Magic Aura spell (9th level) to appear as a Tome of Understanding (an item that doesn’t exist but for these purposes permenantly increases intelligence by 2 when read over a 24 hour period.)

Treasure
1200 gp of books
Plot relevant Book

Checks
DC 30 Perception (Hidden Compartment)
DC 20 Recall Knowledge (Nature) (Solar Eclipse)

Treasure
Wand of Electrocution (5th level spell) (As Wand of Smoldering Fireballs but Lightning Bolt)
(Creatures)

Creature
Tyrant Graveknight
Ghoul Fleshhunter

Check
DC 33 Trick Magic Item (Occult) (operate pyramid)

Creature
Dread Wraith

Hazard
GIVE’M A HAND HAZARD 12
MECHANICAL AND MAGICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 35 (master)
Description A stone used to open a door. When a creature presses their hand to the stone it’s locked in place and if they do not perform the appropriate action their hand may be severed.
Disable Thievery DC 33 (master) to disable the mechanism and open the door without having to press the stone or Thievery DC 35 to unlock the manacles one handed (any failed check to open manacles sets off blade) or Force Open (Athletics) DC 35 to remove hand from manacle before blade drops. (as above, a failed check to do this sets off blade)
AC 30; Fort +24, Ref +15
Hardness 20, HP 84 (BT 42); Immunities critical hits, objectimmunities, precision damage (for stone wall and manacle)
Adamantine Blade [reaction] (attack); Trigger Six actions pass or a thievery check to open manacles fail or the trapped creature attempts to remove their hand and fails or the creature pulls their hand away from the stone rather than pushing forward. Effect The blade drops over the trapped creature’s wrist doing 6d10+27 slashing damage. In addition the creature needs to make a DC 31 Fort Save or their hand is severed.
Note: The manacle opens immediately after the blade drops and if the creature’s hand was severed it falls to the ground, animates and crawls into a nearby hole in the wall to hide. Reset The trap resets immediately.

Creature
Ilorona

Meeting the Goddess
Checks
DC 28 Recall Knowledge (Religion, Society or Appropriate Lore)

Treasure
The Fallen Goddess’ Sting (+1 greater striking holy rapier)
Graveyard Shirt (+2 greater resilient mithral chain shirt, interact: cast protection (evil) as 4th level 1/day)
Crimson Mantle (greater dancing scarf, reaction: feather fall (2/day)
Divine Wings (ring of counterspells)
Soul Minder (pink rhomboid aeon stone; interact: heal (3rd level), restoration, resist energy 1/day)
Bonuses: Good or Lawful Creatures; 1+ pieces Focus Pool +1: Litany Against Wrath; Full: Litany of Righteousness

Creatures
The Fallen Goddess

Treasure
(Creatures)
Scroll of Banishment
Scroll of Heroism (6th)

Scroll of
Creatures
Prisoner (stats to be determined later)
Cairn Wight Ranger
Skeleton Guard Troop

Creature
Horse Thing Warsworn

Checks
DC 28 Survival (Door Work)
DC 20 Perception or Recall Knowledge (nature) (Jam)

Checks
(Normal Rules for Cold CRB)

Treasure
38 pp
51 g
2 s
160 cp
Silver holy symbol of Woodland God
Emerald (80 g)
Winged Boots
Iron Medallion Talisman

Checks
Note: Any negotiations with the Etioling here are subject to the fact that he is currently Stupefied 4. Note also that he must also make flat checks to cast spells.

Treasure
Maps and notes on Lands of Tyrant (20g)
Stores (18g)
Cold Weather Outfit (15)

Creature
Boggle (2)
Etioling

Treasure
Onyx Gems (92) (5g each)
Wand of Vampiric Touch
Murderer’s Knot

Creature
Tomb Giant
Necrograft (4)
(I am going to just replace these four creatures with Zombie Hulks from the Bestiary which increases their Creature Rating and difficulty by 1 but over all this fight needed a bit of a boost and probably still does. Description: The creatures still have three arms and their hands have been modified into shovel sized metal monstrosities and their bodies reinforced with metal.)

DROWNING FAITHFUL HAZARD 11
HAUNT
Stealth DC 32 (trained)
Description A lake’s edge haunted by the spirit of hag who loathed and targeted creatures of faith regardless of their affiliation.
Disable Religion DC 31 (master) to exorcise the spirit or Intimidation DC 31 (expert) to rebuke the spirit and drive it back into the lake.
Suffocation [reaction] (force, death, paralysis, fear, mental, occult);
Trigger A creature moves within 50 feet of the shore of the lake while wearing a holy symbol. Effect The creature is restrained and lifted ten feet from the ground. The creature then must make a Fortitude DC 30.
Critical Failure:The creatures lungs immediately begin filling with water and are required to follow the rules for drowning on page 478 of the CRB.
Failure: The creature begins vomiting water, takes 1d10 negative damage and is stunned 2. Casting spells requires a DC 15 flat check.
Success: The creature resists the spirits attempts to drown it but is still restrained and stunned 1.
Critical Success: The creature is still levitating 10 feet above the ground and may not stride but is not stunned and is not restrained.

Magical effects that allow the breathing of water do not stop this effect. Creatures that are naturally not required to breathe air are not affected.
Note: An appropriate Lore Check or Recall Knowledge Religion DC 31 reveals the relevant details of the haunt and reveals that if the affected creature 'symbolically’ renounces their faith by removing their holy symbol they will be freed.

Check
DC 20 Decipher Writing (Occultism)
DC 30 Perception

Treasure
(Creature)
+2 resilient breastplate
Lyre of building (moderate)
Gold bars (10) (50 g each)
Platinum bracelet 120g
Masterful paintings (11) (20g each)
Agates (400) (1g each)

LYRE OF BUILDING ITEM 7+
ENCHANTMENT MAGICAL
Usage held in 2 hands; Bulk 1
Although this instrument can be any instrument it is most often a lyre or harp. An instrument such as this provides a +2 item bonus to performance checks.
Activate [three actions] Interact; Frequency once per day; Effect Wall of Force (heightened 8th level)
The lyre can be used to summon a wall of force to protect 300 feet of a nearby structure or building for 10 minutes. This defense is not conferred to creatures on or beyond the structure.
Type lesser; Level 7; Price 300 gp
Type moderate; Level 11; Price 1200 gp
Activate [10 minutes] Interact: Frequency once per week;
The item bonus is +4. The lyre summons into being a host of phantasmal workers who begin repairing and constructing nearby buildings at great speed. These workers do a days work for 10 workers 10 minutes. After ten minutes have passed the player must make a performance check DC 26 to continue playing. Each additional 10 minutes requires another check at -5 per roll. Once the player fails the work ceases and the lyre cannot be used for this purpose for a week.
Craft Requirements You must supply a casting of wall of force and mending of the appropriate level.

Creatures
Fallen Knight of Justice
Fallen Ancestor (2)

Treasure
+1 greatsword
+1 striking flaming longsword
+1 striking halberd
dwarven full plate (worth 60g)
Justice’s Needle (disintegration ballista bolt)
Special: If the target has the undead or fiend trait then their save against its effect is always one step worse. If the target critically fails their save they take the maximum of the bolts effect (120 damage) If the person interacting with the bolt knows the name of the target they can whisper it to the bolt before it is fired. As a result the next strike with the bolt is considered to have true strike against that target.

Creatures
Priestess of Justice
Kalavakus Demon
Clacking Skull Swarm

Note: I may have underpowered the nightwing here because I’m concerned regardless of the bright light around the tower affecting it’s light aversion, the shot from the bolt, and the effect of the consecrate it is still a fight somewhat beyond the powers of the party. I’m (at this point) considering giving any divine characters in the party a boon from their god or goddess or just Iomedae. That boon would be a casting of Avatar on that character… which is a 10th level spell but would even things out a bit.

Equipment
+1 greater striking ballista

Effect
Consecrate (10 Year Version, All creatures of Goddess of Justice faith do 1 point of good damage per strike.)

Creature
Nightwing

Treasure
Bag of Holding Type IV
Healer’s Kit (4)
Antitoxin (2)
Greater Potion of Healing (9)
Ointments 1g

Creature
Cleric of the Traveler

J6
Check
DC 32 Recall Knowledge (Occultism)

Treasure
Tome of True Names

Hazard
FEEBLEMIND RUNE HAZARD 9
ENCHANTMENT, MENTAL, MAGICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 30 (expert)
Description An invisible rune etched inside the cover of an ancient tome.
Disable Thievery DC 30 (expert) to erase the rune without triggering it, or dispel magic (5th level; counteract
DC 25) to counteract the rune
Feeblemindl [reaction] (arcane, enchantment, mental); Trigger: A living creature starts reading the book without disabling the rune. Effect The text is so alien and incomprehensible that it threatens to shatter the mind of the target with a feeblemind directed at the reader. This is a 6th level feeblemind spell that deals 6d6 fire damage (DC 30 basic Will save).

POISONED LOCK HAZARD 5
MECHANICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 23 (trained)
Description A a small canister of poisoned mist has been attached to the lock. Attempting to open or attack the gate / or lock causes the canister to spray a 10 foot area with dangerous poison.
Disable Thievery DC 23 (trained) on the wire depressing the canister’s trigger.
AC 19; Fort +17, Ref +15
Hardness 12, HP 50 (BT 25); Immunities critical hits, object immunities, precision damage
Spring [reaction] (attack); Trigger A creature tries to open the gate or attacks the gate without first disabling the device. Effect A poisoned gas is sprayed into a ten foot area extending outward from the door.
Diluted Mindfog Mist (poison); Saving Throw DC 24 Fortitude; Maximum
Duration 6 rounds; Onset 1 round; Maximum Duration 6 rounds; Stage 1 stupefied 2 (1 round); Stage 2 confused and stupefied 3 (1 round); Stage 3 confused and stupefied 4 (1 round)

Checks
DC 20 Perception (Bodies)
DC 20 Perception or Survival (Battle)
DC 25 Perception (Valuables)

Treasure
257 cp
33 sp
Wand of Lock
Gilded Pipe 25gp
+1 full plate
Bolts of Fabric 58g

Creatures
ADVANCED WRAITH CREATURE 7
LE, MEDIUM, INCORPOREAL, UNDEAD, WRAITH
Perception +16; darkvision, lifesense (60 feet)
Languages Common, Necril
Skills Acrobatics +16, Intimidation +17, Stealth +16
Str –5, Dex +6, Con +2, Int +4, Wis +4, Cha +7
Lifesense (divination, divine) Wraiths sense the vital essence of living and undead creatures within the listed range.
AC 26; Fort +10, Ref +16, Will +16; +1 status to all saves vs. positive
HP 95, negative healing; Immunities death effects, disease, paralyzed, poison, precision, unconscious; Resistances all 5 (except force, ghost touch, or positive; double resistance vs. non-magical)
Sunlight Powerlessness A wraith caught in sunlight is stunned 2 and clumsy 2.
Attack of Opportunity [reaction]
Speed fly 40 feet
Melee [one-action] spectral hand +19 (finesse), Damage 2d8+7 negative plus drain life
Drain Life (divine, necromancy) When the wraith damages a living creature with its spectral hand Strike, the wraith gains 7 temporary Hit Points and the creature must succeed at a DC 25 Fortitude save or become drained 1. Further damage dealt by the wraith increases the amount of drain by 1 on a failed save to a maximum of drained 4.
Wraith Spawn (divine, necromancy) A living humanoid slain by a wraith’s spectral hand Strike rises as a wraith spawn after 1d4 rounds. This wraith spawn is under the command of the spectre that killed it. It doesn’t have drain life or wraith spawn and becomes clumsy 2 for as long as it is a wraith spawn. If the creator of the wraith spawn dies, the wraith spawn becomes a full-fledged, autonomous wraith; it regains its free will, gains Wraith Spawn, and is no longer clumsy.

Check
DC 24 Fortitude Check
Critical Failure: Stunned 1 and Sickened 2 for 1 minute
Failure: Sickened 2 for 2 rounds
Success No effect

SOOTHSAYER OTYUGH CREATURE 7
N, LARGE, ABERRATION
Perception +13; darkvision, scent (imprecise) 30 feet
Languages Common
Skills Acrobatics +13, Athletics +19, Stealth +13 (+16 in lair), Sewer Lore +8
Str +7, Dex +2, Con +5, Int –2, Wis +2, Cha –2
AC 24; Fort +16, Ref +12, Will +14
HP 135; Immunities disease
Stench (aura, olfactory) 40 feet. A creature entering the aura must succeed at a DC 20 Fortitude save or be sickened 1 (plus slowed 1 for the same duration on a critical failure). On a success, the creature is temporarily immune to the sickened and slowed effects of this stench for 1 hour. Regardless of the save, while within the aura, creatures take a –2 circumstance penalty to saves against diseases. An otyugh’s stench is due to the offal and refuse that it wallows in, so cleaning the creature thoroughly (with create water and sufficient scrubbing, for example) deactivates the aura, while a sufficiently plugged nose allows an individual to avoid exposure to the stench.
Speed 20 feet
Melee [one-action] jaws +18, Damage 2d8+10 piercing plus filth fever
Melee [one-action] tentacle +18 (agile, reach 10 feet), Damage 2D6+6 bludgeoning plus Grab
Ranged [two-action] goo spew +16 (alchemical, disease, 20 feet) Damage none plus tanglefoot plus filth fever.
Goo spew: The soothsayer otyugh inhales a wet sound in its throat and spews a ball of disgusting and diseased phlegm at a target. If the attack hits that target is affected as by a greater tanglefoot bag (The otyugh and its allies gain a +2 item bonus to attack rolls, the target takes a –15-foot penalty, and the Escape DC is 28). In addition the target must immediately save against Virulent Filth Fever.
Constrict [one-action] 2d6+6 bludgeoning, DC 26
Reposition [one-action] The otyugh attempts to move all creatures that it has grabbed into other spaces within the reach of its tentacles, rolling a single Athletics check and comparing the result against each creature’s Fortitude DC. On a failure, the creature remains in place, and on a critical failure, the creature is no longer grabbed.
Virulent Filth Fever (disease); The sickened and unconscious conditions from filth fever don’t improve on their own until the disease is cured. Saving Throw DC 28 Fortitude; Stage 1 carrier with no ill effect (1d4 hours); Stage 2 sickened 1 (6 hours); Stage 3 sickened 1 and slowed 1 as long as it remains sickened (12 hours); Stage 4 unconscious (1 day); Stage 5 dead

Checks
DC 23 Perception

Treasure
Dose of Arsenic x 4
Dose of Pesh x 10

PUTRID OOZE CREATURE 11
N, HUGE, MINDLESS, OOZE
Perception +13; motion sense 60 feet, no vision
Skills Athletics +24
Str +8, Dex –5, Con +8, Int –5, Wis +0, Cha –5
Motion Sense As sewer ooze.
AC 19; Fort +24, Ref +10, Will +16
HP 265 (202); Immunities acid, critical hits, mental, piercing, precision, slashing, unconscious, visual; Resistances Electricity 14
Corrosive Mass A creature that hits the pudding with a metal or wooden weapon must succeed at a DC 22 Reflex save or the weapon takes 2d6 acid damage (after dealing damage to the black pudding as normal). Thrown weapons and ammunition take this damage automatically with no save.
Speed 25 feet, climb 15 feet, swim 25 feet; suction
Melee [one-action] pseudopod +24 (reach 10 feet), Damage 2d10+8 bludgeoning plus 3d6 acid, corrosive touch, and Grab
Ranged [one-action] spatter +15 (acid, 25 feet) Damage 6d6 acid, corrosive touch
Constrict [one-action] 2d6+7 bludgeoning plus 2d6 acid, DC 31
Corrosive Touch When the putrid ooze hits a creature with its pseudopod, any acid damage is dealt to the creature’s armor or clothing as well as the creature.
Suction The putrid ooze can climb on ceilings and other inverted surfaces, though such surfaces are difficult terrain for it.

Checks
DC 32 Force Open (Athletics) (Door)
DC 34 Disable Device (Thievery)

Hazard
TORRENT OF FILTH HAZARD 11
MECHANICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 30 (expert)
Description A cistern behind a sculpture holds a massive amount of diseased sewage. Approaching the sculpture and depressing a pressure plate releases the water impacting the triggering creature, pushing them back and potentially diseasing them.
Disable Thievery DC 28 (expert) on the pressure plate before the door to jam the mechanism and prevent the torrent from being released.
AC 32; Fort +24, Ref +15
Statue Hardness 22, Statue HP 88 (BT 44);; Immunities critical hits, object
immunities, precision damage
Forbid Entry [reaction] (attack, mechanical); Trigger A creature depresses a pressure plate. Effect A line of water shoots from the mouth of the statue impacting all creatures in a 10 foot wide line at the door and expanding outward to 40 feet when it impacts the far wall..
Round 1: Melee Torrent Effective Shove (Athletics) of +22 vs. any creature within the torrent. Damage 6d8 bludgeoning plus filth fever.
Round 2: Melee Torrent Effective Shove (Athletics) of +18 vs. any creature within the torrent. Damage 4d8 bludgeoning plus filth fever.
Round 3: Melee Torrent Effective Shove (Athletics) of +16 vs. any creature within the torrent. Damage 2d8 bludgeoning plus filth fever.
Filth Fever (as Dire Rat but DC 24. In addition anyone who critically fails this save is stunned 1 and sickened 1 for 1 minute).
Reset The trap resets over the course of a week as the cistern refills.

DC 20 Recall Knowledge (Naure)
DC 25 Recall Knowledge (Religion)

Treasure
+1 Full Plate (emerald grasshopper) x 3
Steel shield x 6
+1 striking longsword (murderer’s knot) x 3
Javelins x 12
Moderate healing potion x 3
Silver Unholy Symbol x 3
Wooden Holy Symbol x 3
Everburning Torch x 2

Creatures
Vault Breaker x 3 (As Above)

Checks
DC 20 Recall Knowledge (Lore Engineering)
DC 20 Recall Knowledge (Lore nobles or Religion)

Creatures
GUECUBU CREATURE 8
CE, MEDIUM, EARTH, UNDEAD
Perception +16; darkvision, tremorsense 60 ft
Skills Acrobatics+18, Athletics +20, Nature+16, Stealth +19
Str +7, Dex +6, Con +4, Int +3, Wis +6, Cha +7
AC 27; Fort +16, Ref +13, Will +19
HP 125, negative healing, fast healing 5; Immunities electricity, death effects, disease, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Resistances all physical 10 (except bludgeoning), cold 10
Broken Ground (aura, earth): A Guecubu causes the ground to ripple and distort within 30 ft of its location. All creatures treat this area as difficult terrain. Guecubu are immune to this effect.
Speed 25 feet, burrow 15 ft., earth glide
[one-action] Melee bite +20, Damage 2d8+10 piercing plus misfortune
Misfortune (curse, luck, necromancy) A creature damaged by the Guecubu’s bite must succeed at a Will save DC 23. On a failure the creature is enfeebled and clumsy 2. If the creature is already afflicted by this curse then they receive Stunned 2 for one round.
Primal Sorcerer Spellcasting DC 23, attack +15; 4th: Shape Stone (at will)
Earth Control (earth, transmutation, manipulate) [two actions] The guecubu can drive it’s arms into the earth and manipulate its aura of Broken Ground. It may manipulate the earth in two ways. For the round following the use of this action the Broken Ground aura does not function. Both effects last 1 round and require a DC 26 Reflex Save
Bladed earth: The ground erupts in blades driving upward at chaotic angles.
Critical Failure: Creatures take 10d6 damage.
Failure: Creatures take 5d6 damage.
Success: Creatures take 2d6 damage.
Critical Success: No damage.
Wave of Earth: The ground roils and builds near the Guecubu and rolls out as a small wave threatening to coat all creatures in viscous mud.
Critical Failure: Creatures are Slowed 2 for 1 minute.
Failure: Creatures are Slowed 1 for 1 minute.
Success: Creatures are Slowed 1 for 1 round.
Critical Success: No effect.

Checks
Athletics DC 16

Treasure
Steel Shield (Mithral)
Greater Staff of Healing

Hazard
SCREAMING SARCOPHAGUS HAZARD 8
EVOCATION SONIC MAGICAL TRAP
Stealth DC 28 (expert)
Description When the lid of the sarcophagus is lifted the ear splitting sound of a terrified scream fills the chamber.
Disable Thievery DC 28 (expert) to find the faint runes traced on the lip of the sarcophagus and disrupt them without triggering the scream or dispel magic (to erase the rune without triggering the sensor, or dispel magic (4th level; counteract DC 22) to counteract the runes
Sound Burst (Heightened +2)l [reaction] (divine, sonic, evocation); Trigger A creature lifts the sarcophagus lid. Effect The runes detonate a sound burst centered on the triggering creature.
centered on the triggering creature’s square. This is a 4th level Sound Burst spell that deals 4d10 points of damage and depending on the save the target may be deafened. (basic Fort Save DC 25)

Creatures
VENEDAEMON CREATURE 5
NE MEDIUM DAEMON FIEND
Perception +12; darkvision, magic sense
Languages Common, Daemonic; telepathy 100 feet
Skills Arcana +13, Acrobatics +10, Athletics +10, Deception +13, Intimidation +11, Nature +13, Stealth +12
Str +2, Dex +4, Con +4, Int +6, Wis +3, Cha + 5
Magic Sense (divination, occult) A venedaemon senses magic (without expending an action to cast the detect magic spell) within 60 ft.
AC 19; Fort +9, Ref +12, Will +15; +1 to saves vs magic
HP 62; Immunities death effects; Weaknesses good 10
Speed 25 feet, 25 feet fly
Melee [one-action] tentacles +11 (evil), Damage 2d6+5 bludgeoning plus 1d6 evil
Divine Innate Spells DC 22, Spell Attack +14; 4th dimension door (x3), 3rd dispel magic (x2), slow (x3)
Divine Prepared Spells DC 22, Spell Attack +14;; 3rd: Chilling Darkness, Crisis of Faith, Vampiric Touch, Blindness; 2nd Darkness, Enlarge, See Invisibility, Sound Burst; 1st Bane, Command, Fear, Ray of Enfeeblement; Cantrips: Acid Splash, Chill Touch, Detect Magic, Forbidding Ward, Shield
Arcane Soul-Crush (necromancy, healing, manipulate) [two actions] A venedaemon may consume a held soul gem, allowing it to cast any of its spells known without using a spell slot. For the daemon to use this ability, the consumed gem must contain the soul of a creature with rating equal to or greater than the spell level of the desired spell.

Checks
DC 25 Perception
LIVING WALL CREATURE 4
N, LARGE, CONSTRUCT, EARTH, MINDLESS
Perception +11; darkvision
Skills Athletics +12
Str +5, Dex –2, Con +5, Int –3, Wis +2, Cha –3
AC 18 (14 when broken); construct wall; Fort +11, Ref +6, Will +10
HP 70, Fast Healing 2; Hardness 7; Immunities bleed, death effects, disease, doomed, drained, fatigued, healing, mental, necromancy, nonlethal attacks, paralyzed, poison, sickened, unconscious; Resistance 7 acid, cold and fire; Weakness 5 slashing
Construct Wall As animated broom, but reduced to AC 15 when broken. (see Bestiary)
Speed 10 feet
Melee [one-action] Wall Fist +14 (magical), Damage 2d8+5 bludgeoning plus Grab
Crushing Push [attack] [two action] A living wall adjacent to a creature that is also adjacent to a barrier (such as a dungeon wall, gate, or another living wall can slam that creature into that barrier for 2d8+10 points of damage. As part of this action the wall may attempt a Grapple (Athletics) check to restrain that character.
Fleshy Link: If two living walls are adjacent to each other they can form a link and coordinate their attacks. When the walls strike they do so simultaneously and the attacks of one creature do not count against the multiple attack penalty of the other. All damage to the combined walls is split evenly and for all purposes it is counted as a creature of its new size (see below).
2-3 = Huge
4-5 = Gargantuan
6+ = Colossal

Checks
Recall Knowledge DC 20 (Arcane)

Creature
ROT GRUB SWARM CREATURE 7
N LARGE ANIMAL SWARM
Perception +16; tremorsense 60 ft.
Skills Acrobatics +15, Stealth +17
Str –4, Dex +4, Con +6, Int –5, Wis +2, Cha –5
AC 24; Fort +18, Ref +12, Will +10
HP 90; Immunities precision, swarm mind; Weaknesses area damage 5, splash damage 5; Resistances bludgeoning 2, piercing 7, slashing 7
Speed 10
Infestation [one-action] Each enemy in the swarm’s space takes 2d10+8 piercing damage (DC 22 basic Reflex save) and is exposed to infestation. Future exposure to this effect restarts the duration of the infestation.
Critical Failure: Creature is infested with rot grubs for six rounds and takes 8 persistent damage per round as they burrow beneath their skin. Creature is Stunned 2 until rot grubs are removed or effect ends.
Failure: Creature is infested with rot grubs for three rounds and takes 8 persistent damage per round.
Success: No effect
Any type of area damage, a DC 25 medicine check, or a remove curse spell kills all infesting rot grubs and ends the effect.

“Because if I can’t protect Rosler’s Coffer, you’ll be damn sure I’ll avenge it.”
Rosler’s Coffer has suffered a great number of trials over the last few years. First the orcs of the Hold of Belkzen invaded and villagers who didn’t escape their rampage were put to the sword or sold into slavery. The defenders at the Bastion of Light fought to the last to protect the retreating civilians and for years the village remained in the hands of the invaders. When they were finally driven back many of the Coffer’s citizens returned only to find that a massive creature had taken up residence in the Bastion and haunted the area around it.

After several adventuring groups had tried and failed to remove the beast a group of Pathfinders, one of them a former resident of the Coffer, arrived in the village and set out to kill the rampaging beast. It was that same former resident whom you came to idolize in the days that they spent hunting the beast. You followed in the group’s wake marvelling at the life of an adventurer and hoping that you too could one day be just like them. It was when you decided to steal away in the dead of night to watch their final battle when it all unraveled. When you unwittingly caught the creature’s attention your hero saved you at the expense of their own life.

Their last words pleaded with you to protect The Coffer and the people in it.

It’s been two years since that day and you have spent every waking hour of your life preparing to defend the town and it’s people.
Choose two ability boosts. One must be Strength or Charisma, and one is a free ability boost. You’re trained in the Athletics skill and the Society skill. You gain the Assurance (Athletics) skill.

“I used to be an adventurer like you, and then… love happened.”
You were pretty sure you had a solid future ahead of you in the adventuring profession. You left your home with stars in your eyes and a thousand tales between your ears. “The Five from Sandpoint”, “The Jade Empress”, “The Taldan Razors”, and “The Silver Ravens”. Those tales were all well and good but you were going to be better. You didn’t count on falling in love. Suddenly adventure paled in comparison to a life with your beloved. When they told you about the idyllic town where they grew up and how it would be a great place to raise a child… well their were worse ways to propose. You’ve lived in the Coffer for ten years. You were there for the exodus when the orcs came and you were there for the creature at the Bastion and you’ve raised a child through all of it. You wouldn’t have it any other way.
Choose two ability boosts. One must be Constitution or Intelligence, and one is a free ability boost. You’re trained in the Diplomacy skill and the Cooking Lore skill. You gain the Bargain Hunter skill feat.

Required: Follower of Sarenrae
“Somewhere deep down, I wonder if the Bastion of Light can ever shine again.”
You left Rosler’s Coffer years ago. You were a refugee who fled with your family from the oncoming orcs and eventually settled in Vigil. Things were hard for you and your parents and in the end they did not survive the hardships. It was within the faith of Sarenrae that you found solace and hope. It was a kindly halfling priest named Norreth Albo who noticed that despite what little you had you were ever present at service and eager to help those in need. Seeing something in you he offered to take you under his wing and train you in the faith.

When Norreth Albo suggested that his next great mission was to return the light of Sarenrae to the Coffer many of his superiors were supportive but doubtful. Your training finished, he offered you the chance to return to your home and help him rebuild the Bastion of Light. You arrived only recently and were surprised to find that some families you had known before fleeing the war had returned as well. Memories of home came flooding back and you were reminded just how good a place this had been.

If anyone can see the Bastion and the Coffer back into the light it’s Norreth and you’re going to be there to help him.

Choose two ability boosts. One must be Constitution or Wisdom, and one is a free ability boost. You’re trained in the Religion and the Vigil Lore skill. You gain the Student of the Canon skill feat.

“Gods help me if these people ever wise up.”
You’ve only been a ‘resident’ of the Coffer for about a year. You’ve never been a particularly moral or upright type of person. In fact, many would claim that you are a filthy criminal and that just about everyone would be better off if you were rotting in a cell. That’s what makes your current situation so strange. About a year ago you and your pals Cythriel, Zondus, and Rozdak got yourselves kicked out of a local bandit group. The boss wasn’t too happy with Cythriel, the meanest damned elf you’ve ever met, telling him he was a waste of space and that folks would be better off if she was in charge.
Well, one swift run through the wood later and you lot had to find somewhere to hold up. Zondus suggested the Coffer. You think it went something like, “It’s a whole town of rubes who are just back to build their town back up,” and, “We could be running the place in a week!”
Unfortunately, that wasn’t exactly true. The Coffer folks didn’t take to Cythriel’s yelling and mostly treated you all like fools.
Things were looking pretty sparse, and a couple of the ‘Coffer Crew’ were suggesting moving on to greener pastures. That’s when your old boss the bandit chief strolled in and started threatening folks.
With no real intention of being noble Cythriel suggested jumping him and getting a bit of revenge.
It didn’t go well.
In the end you were the only one who pulled through. All your idiot friends had gone on to their final rewards.
And yet, The Coffer has, on the whole, agreed that you are a BIG DAMN HERO and can’t stop thanking you for saving everyone’s lives.
At first you were just happy to take all the adulation and the praise and maybe get the hell out before they figured out the truth.
It wasn’t long though before you realized just how good these people were. The Coffer is full of folks who just want to lead a good life and have been dealt a bad rap.
You know very well what that’s like.
Maybe, you can give up all this crime nonsense. Maybe… just maybe you can be just a normal joe who just happens to have ‘hero’ on his list of credentials.
Maybe these people, and this place are worth fighting for.
Choose two ability boosts. One must be Dexterity or Charisma, and one is a free ability boost. You are trained in the Society skill and the Games Lore skill. You gain the Streetwise skill feat.

“Shrikes, Forever Faithful.”
There aren’t a huge number of long time blood residents of the Coffer left but you are one of them. To hear your mother Arbella tell it you are as near to royalty as the town can offer. You must have heard the story a thousand times. Ervin Roslar rides off to fight the Whispering Tyrant, a paladin in service to Arazni (back when she was still a herald of Aroden). The man himself didn’t count on returning and declared that the town would be his resting place. He did in fact fall the undead hordes but legend says that his body never made the return trip.
“To the hell’s with those who claim that Roslar was part of some scandal,” your mother would say.
“We are descendants of one of the Red Shrikes and you should be proud!”
It’s on that basis that she has been pushing for years to find herself in position to become the Coffer’s mayor.
You’ve been groomed for years to help your mother see her political goals come to fruition. You’re entirely sure if her promises of your noble bloodline to one of the Red Shrikes is true but if even half the tales that are told about them are true they are a daunting example to live up to.
As the Remembrance Day Festival approaches your mother has been particularly frantic to make sure that it goes well.
Many of the preparations have been at her orders and she hopes that the results will convince the town to elevate her to the position of Mayor in the coming year.
Perhaps once that happens, things can go back to normal.
Choose two ability boosts. One must be Constitution, or Charisma, and one is a free ability boost. You are trained in the Deception and Lore Shining Crusade or Lastwall skills. You gain the Charming Liar feat.

“I am a Knight of Ozem, until my dying day. For Lastwall, and for Iomedae.”
You lost everyone when the orcs attacked Roslar’s Coffer. For whatever reason the entirety of your lineage was taken. It was a solitary Knight of Ozem, Ser Alistair Grunvier, who haulted you out of the ruins of the town and carried you crying from the destruction.
Grunvier was set to take you to Castle Everstand to join the rest of the refugees but he noted a fire in you. It was he that suggested that someday, “With hard work,” you could make sure that others would not have to suffer the same fate that you had.
It was he that told you, that someday you could become a Knight of Ozem.
Without hesitation you offered to be the elder Knight’s squire and have served in that capacity for years since. Even when it was said that the Coffer was being resettled you accepted that your mission had become bigger than one town and the entire nation of Lastwall and in the case of The Whispering Tyrant and his minions, all of Golarion needed what protection you could offer.
Today, you are on the cusp of joining the Knights as a full member. Sir Grunvier has also chosen this time to retire from service claiming that you are a fine choice to take his, ‘place on the line’.
With some gentle prodding you were convinced by the old soldier to go home to Roslar’s Coffer for it’s Remembrance Day ceremony.
He suggested that the rebirth of the town would be a good reminder of what the Knights fight for.
Choose two ability boosts. Strength and Wisdom, and one is a free ability boost. You are trained in the Athletics and Lore Knights of Ozem skills. You gain the Hefty Hauler feat.

“As Implacable as the Stone They Work”
While some in town claim that they come from the Coffer’s ‘royal’ blood there likely isn’t anyone more deserving of that title in the Coffer than you and your family. You have been able to mark the name of your family for generations back and every generation has been a stone worker. It’s said that your family made the very tomb that Roslar was to be buried in.
A common joke in town is that your family makes tombstones for its youngest members when they turn sixteen. Some members of the family leave but in the end almost all come back and there has always been a mason to work the stone.
You, or your parents, may not be on the council (and surely members of your family have been in the past) but it’s understood that folks turn to you and yours about matters of importance to the Coffer.
The wars came, the family left, and they returned.
Folks are saying that a priest from Vigil is coming down to rebuild the Bastion of Light.
“There is always stone to work,” your mother was fond of saying. Seems she was right.
Choose two ability boosts. Constitution and Wisdom, and one is a free ability boost. You are trained in the Crafting (Stonework) and Lore (Engineering) skills. You gain the Quick Repair feat.

“The Kill Ghost?s are a unique composition of the complete insanity of goblins and the pretentious civility of the modern gentry”
For the majority of their existence, the approximate length of time largely unknown, The Kill Ghost? goblin tribe of southwestern Lastwall were known as the Gutcruncher tribe. They were a local menace and potential allies of the orc hordes of the Hold of Belkzen. It was a chance meeting with a rather boisterous local noble and self-proclaimed ‘friend and confidant of the Knights of Ozem’ named Lord Alphonse Fanshaw of Vigil that would change their worldview and name something of a contentious subject in the region and vigil itself.
When Lord Fanshaw was leading an ill advised ‘sortie’ against the orc forces he was badly injured and lost consciousness. He awoke to find himself in the care of the Gutcrunchers who, as goblins do, were planning to, ‘eat the longshank’.
It was Fanshaw’s incredibly flamboyant and indignant reaction to his capture by goblins that quite possibly saved his life. Espousing a great deal of, ‘Do you know who I am?,” anger the goblins found themselves enamored with his wild mannerisms and bouts of rage.
Lord Fanshaw found himself a long term visitor to the Gutcrunchers while he healed his considerable wounds. His indignant disgust with the lack of amenities became incredibly popular among the Goblins if used in the incorrect context: “You call this tea?!” when asking someone if they want to have tea, “Don’t you know who I am?” when introducing oneself, “I’m surrounded by fools!” when exclaiming the virtues of ones tribe and so on.
While Lord Fanshaw did eventually leave the Gutcrunchers (in quite a huff) he left a lasting impression on them. His exclamations and lamentations that he was not able to ‘face the undead threat’ highest among them. The Gutcrunchers became obsessed with the idea of being ‘proper gentlegobbos’ which, from their time with Fanshaw, was entirely judged on one’s ability to kill undead.
The tribe’s chief came to a decision, wholly supported, that they would now forward be called the Kill Ghost?. In honor of their guest they no longer hunt or harass longshanks (A gentle gob not hunting gentleshank. Only deadshanks!) and have devoted themselves to fighting undeads to be proper gentlegobs. They frequently craft salvaged materials into ‘gentleman-like’ clothing which has lead to a unique outfitting of scrap metal top hats and metal skirts. A mark of distinction is the empty metal loop placed around the eye that only the greatest gentlegobbos wear.
The Kill Ghost?’s have become tenuous allies with the village of Roslar’s Coffer. They send small trading groups to the village from time to time. The town barely tolerates their bizarre behavior and there is contention between the villagers as to whether they should ask a group of the Knights of Ozem to wipe them out or just leave them be.
Choose two ability boosts. Dexterity and Intelligence, and one is a free ability boost. You are trained in the Stealth and Lore (Undead) skills. You gain the Terrain Stalker (Forest) feat.

Note: This one was rough. I am sure there are problems with her. In addition I used the playtest version of the witch. She isn't 100% a witch but she does have some of the abilities.

Creature
CATRINA (SPECIFIC) CREATURE 7
N, MEDIUM MONITOR PSYCHOPOMP
Perception +17; darkvision, lifesense 60 feet
Languages Abyssal, Celestial, Infernal, Requian
Skills Acrobatics +15, Boneyard Lore +17, Religion +16, Stealth +18, Occultism +16, Diplomacy +20
Str +2, Dex +6, Con +5, Int +6, Wis +4, Cha +5
Lifesense (divination, divine) A psychopomp senses the vital essence of living and undead creatures within the listed range.
Calming Aura (aura, divine, emotions) A catrina exudes an aura of calm emotions (as the spell) within 30 ft (DC 19).
AC 24; Fort +12, Ref +15, Will +18, +1 to saves vs. magic
HP 95; Immunities death effects, disease, poison; Resistances all physical 7 (except adamantine), cold 8, elec 8
Speed 25 feet
Melee [one-action] slam +16 (finesse, agile), Damage 2d8+8 piercing plus spirit touch
Compel Condemned [two actions] The catrina beckons to her target and asks them to kiss her. Any damage by any source, other than from the catrina ends this effect. Will DC 25
Critical Success: The target completely resists the compulsion.
Success: The target is stunned 1 as it fights off the compulsion
Failure: The target approaches the catrina and when it reaches her attempts to kiss her.

Kiss of Death (death, negative, manipulate) (one action) The catrina gives the target a long and passionate kiss. If the catrina manages to maintain this embrace for three whole rounds and the target takes damage each turn the creature dies. DC 22 Fortitude Save
Critical Success: If under the effect of Compel Condemned the target immediately breaks free.
Success: The target takes no damage.
Failure: The target takes 2d10+9 negative damage.
Critical Failure: The target takes 4d8+9 negative damage and is stunned 1 for one round.

Cackle (auditory, sonic) [one-action]
Requirements You have at least one spell active that has a sustained duration and affects ones or more targets, and you are not fatigued.
You gain the effects of Sustaining a Spell with one or more targets of that spell, as long as the targets can hear you Cackle. As when Sustaining a Spell, Cackling for more than 10 minutes (100 rounds) ends the spell and makes you fatigued unless the spell lists a different maximum duration. If your Cackle is disrupted, the spell immediately ends.

Life Boost (uncommon, healing, necromancy, witch) (two actions)
Range 30 ft; Target 1 Creature
Duration Sustained up to 1 minute
You temporarily bolster the target’s vitality. The target gains fast healing equal to the spell level. The target is then temporarily immune for 24 hours.

Occult Innate Spells DC 22; +14
5th: Tongues (at will), 2nd: Invisibility (at will; self only), illusory creature (h4) [3]; 1st: Cantrips: Dancing Lights

Primal Prepared Spells DC 22, +14
2nd: Resist Energy, Heal H2, Burning Hands H2, Web; 1st: Fleet Step, Fear, Grease, Gust of Wind ; Cantrips: Detect Magic, Electric Arc, Tanglefoot, Stabilize, Prestidigitation

Feats
Familiar’s Tongue
Assurance (Diplomacy)
Counterspell (reaction)
Incredible Initiative
Unmistakable Lore (Boneyard)

Spirit Touch A catrina’s Strikes affect incorporeal creatures as though etched with a ghost touch property rune and deal 1d6 negative damage to living creatures or 1d6 positive damage to undead.
Familiar: This catrina has a raven familiar which is the focus of her patron and spells. This raven familiar can cast the spell spirit link. (See advanced players guide playtest)

Equipment: Brooch of Shielding, Diplomat’s Badge, Wand of Levitate

Obol Rebuild
Resistance Negative Energy equal to current HD. (or 1/2)
+1 Status Bonus to all Saves v.s. Spells with the Negative sub-type.
Character attacks with natural and melee weapons now count as silver and magic for the purposes of overcoming UNDEAD resistances.

Note: This stuff is really in flux because I've been inspired by the Find the Path Podcast (really good btw) to basically go full survival horror and put the party in their sarcophagi with the stuff they had at a remembrance festival in Roslar's Coffer... or even just in burial shawls. Obviously if someone plays a wizard or alchemist things could get squirrely.
Added one ironshod quarterstaff, a broken suit of chainmail and a morningstar to the tombs.
Crowbar
Flint and Steel
Common Lamp x 3
Hammers x 2
Hooded Lantern
Pint of Oil x 8
Dented Pewter Mug

Checks
DC 14 Perception Check to find pearls listed below.

Treasure
The ostovite bone chariot in this room’s arm has been grafted to a longsword. Pearls x 3 / 20s each.

Creatures
Ostovite
Creature 1
NE, Tiny, Animal
Perception +6; darkvision
Skills Acrobatics +6, Athletics +3, Stealth +10
Str +0, Dex +4, Con +2, Int -5, Wis +2, Cha -4
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AC 15; Fort +7; Ref +10; Will +4
HP 19
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Speed 25 feet
Melee [1] mandibles +7 (finesse), Damage 1d4+2 and 1d6 acid

Bone Chariot
An ostovite presented with a corpse that in life had a rating of 2 or fewer (not counting rating from class levels) and that contains a skeletal structure can spend 1 hour extracting the bones and then softening and reweaving them around itself, creating a deformed and skeletal version of the original creature. This “bone chariot” functions as if the corpse had reanimated and gained the skeleton template, but gains the construct type instead of the undead type and has no will of its own—it moves and attacks at the direction of the ostovite, which rides in its center.

An ostovite cannot use its own attacks while ensconced in its bone chariot, and damage done to a bone chariot does not harm the ostovite until the bone chariot has been reduced to 0 hit points, at which point the skeleton crumbles and the ostovite can attack and be attacked as normal.

Multiple ostovites can combine their abilities to animate the skeletons of larger creatures, so long as they all ride within the same bone chariot—each additional ostovite increases the maximum rating of the corpse that can be animated by this ability by 2.

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Note: Change to the description of the creature. The ostovite has managed to graft a fine longsword into the arm of its bone chariot for defense purposes.

Bone Chariot Humanoid
Creature -1
NE, Medium, Mindless, Skeleton
Perception +2; (senses of Ostovite)
Skills Acrobatics +1, Athletics +5
Str +3, Dex +2, Con +0, Int -5, Wis +0, Cha +0
Items longsword
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AC 15; Fort +2; Ref +8; Will +2
HP 5; Immunities death effects, disease, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Resistances cold 5, electricity 5, fire 5, piercing 5, slashing 5
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Speed 25 feet
Melee [1] claw +6 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d4+2 slashing
Melee [1] longsword +6 (versatile), Damage 1d8+2 slashing

Treasure
Wand of Create Water
Healer’s Kit
Minor Healing Potion x 5
Silver Holy Symbol of Aroden
Candles x 12

Checks
DC 15, 18, 22 - Society or Religion
DC 15 - Occultism or Religion

Creatures
Ostovite (See Above)

Treasure
Shortsword (Distinctive)

Falling Slabs Trap (Adapted from Slamming Door on page 521 CRB)
Stealth DC 16 (trained)
Description Touching the decaying shelves where the stones lay causes them to fall onto an unsuspecting target.
Disable Thievery DC 15 (trained) on the shelves before they are interacted with.
AC 16; Fort +10, Ref +2
Hardness 5, HP 20 (BT 10); Immunities critical hits, object immunities, precision damage
Tumbling Stones [reaction] Trigger Touching any of the stone baring shelves in the room causes them to fall into the adjacent squares.
Effect The stone slabs deal 2d6+5 bludgeoning damage to anyone beneath or adjacent to the shelf when it collapses and pushes them out of its space in a random direction. A creature that succeeds at a DC 17 Reflex save takes no damage and rolls out of the way in a random direction.

Treasure
85s ring
Scroll of Bless x 2

Checks
DC 20 Athletics to open tomb

Creatures
Bone Cobra
Creature 1
N, Tiny, Construct
Perception +6; darkvision
Skills Acrobatics +7, Athletics +6 (+8 Climb), Stealth +6, Survival +3
Str +1, Dex +4, Con +0, Int -4, Wis +1, Cha -2
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AC 16; Fort +4; Ref +9; Will +7
HP 20; Immunities death effects, disease, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Resistances cold 3, electricity 3, fire 3, piercing 2, slashing 2
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Speed 30 feet
Melee [1] fangs +8 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d6+2 piercing plus slurry

Toxic Slurry
The fangs of the bone cobra spread a toxic slurry that functions exactly like a lesser tanglefoot bag (-10 foot penalty with a DC 17 escape check). Repetitive applications of the slurry are cumulative.

Find the Target
By expending three actions once per day a bone cobra may use this ability to hunt a target within 1 mile and attempt to kill it. This ability otherwise functions like the spell discern location.

Creatures
Ostovite (as above)

Bone Chariot Horse
Creature 1
N, Large, Mindless, Skeleton
Perception +6; darkvision
Skills Acrobatics +8, Athletics +6
Str +5, Dex +3, Con +2, Int -5, Wis +0, Cha +0
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AC 15; Fort +10; Ref +7; Will +4
HP 18, Immunities death effects, disease, mental, paralyzed, poison, unconscious; Resistances cold 3, electricity 3, fire 3, piercing 2, slashing 2
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Speed 20 feet
Melee [1] hoof +9, Damage 1d8+4 bludgeoning

Treasure
65s bridle

Ostovite (As Above)

Flash Beetle (Bestiary)

Creatures
Mitflit (Bestiary 192)

Animate Hair
Creature -1
N, Tiny Ooze
Perception +5; motion sense 60 feet, no vision
Skills Acrobatics +5, Athletics +2 (+4 to Climb), Stealth +5
Str +0, Dex +3, Con +2, Int -4, Wis +0, Cha -3
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AC 14; Fort +5; Ref +8; Will +2
HP 8; Resistances: piercing 1, bludgeoning 1, critical hits, mental, precision, unconscious, visual; Weaknesses: fire 1
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Speed 25 feet, climb 10 feet
Melee [1] slam +6 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d4
Feat Titan Wrestler

Empathy
Animate hair can communicate empathically with a host it is attached to. This empathy allows the animate hair to encourage or discourage certain actions by communicating emotions and urges. It does not allow verbal communication.

Infestation [1]
Animate hair can climb onto and attach itself to a willing or helpless Medium or Small humanoid. The animate hair shares the same 5-foot square as its host’s space. This doesn’t negatively impact the host or the animate hair. Attacks that hit an attached animate hair deal half their damage to the animate hair and half to the host. The animate hair can be removed from its host with a successful Athletics (Grapple) maneuver..

Muderous Whispers [1]
The Animate Hair may cast this ability at will on any target that it has attached itself to. It’s host must make a DC 13 Will Save or be afflicted by the spell paranoia. If the subject passes its save it may not be affected by Murderous Whispers for 24 hours.

Puzzle
I think this puzzle can be left as is. Maybe up damage to D8.

Other Ways to Access
DC 21 Perception
DC 18 Athletics (Force Open)
DC 22 Thievery

Treasure
Half Plate Armor
Silver Shield, Low-Grade

Creatures
Note: During the fight the party may make a perception check versus the mitflit in A13 trying to spy on this battle.

DC 15 Perception to notice
Giant Cockroach
Creature -1
N, Small, Animal
Perception +5; low-light vision, tremorsense 30 ft (imprecise)
Skills Acrobatics +5, Athletics +4
Str +2, Dex +3, Con +3, Int -5, Wis +0, Cha -4
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AC 14; Fort +8; Ref +5; Will +2
HP 7
Ferocity [reaction]
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Speed 25 feet, fly 15 feet
Melee [1] mandibles +8 (agile, finesse), Damage 1d4+1 piercing

Checks
Religion or Arcana 15 (this id’s the binding runes not the crystal itself)
Spectre Orb
Stealth DC -
Description Touching the orb strikes the character with a burst of negative energy and the image of a howling tormented face..
Disable Occultism DC 17 (trained) on the orb before it is interacted with to harmlessly dissipate the negative energy within.
AC 13; Fort +10, Ref +4
Hardness 5, HP 20 (BT 10); Immunities critical hits, object immunities, precision damage
Negative Blast [reaction] Trigger Touching the orb with their hand (even gloved) causes the orb to blast dark energy into the target.
Effect The orb deals 2d6+5 negative energy damage to anyone touching it. A Reflex DC 17 reduces the damage by half. A critical success means no damage at all.

Treasure
Dagger
6 x Darts
Jasper Frog 19sp