Pegasus
A pegasus drinks from one spring and is never found far from it, so the spring is the only reliable way to locate one. Methods that work on horses do not work on a pegasus. The one recorded success used a bridle made for the purpose and given as a gift, and it held only while the rider kept to the middle air.
- Physiology
- Beast
- Size
- Large
- Speed
- 60 ft., fly 90 ft.
- Armor class
- 13
- Hit points
- 60 (8d10 + 16)
- Proficiency
- +2
- STR 18 +4 save +4
- DEX 15 +2 save +4
- CON 15 +2 save +2
- INT 10 +0 save +0
- WIS 15 +2 save +4
- CHA 13 +1 save +1
- Skills
- Perception +4
- Passive Perception
- 14
- Languages
- understands Common, Elvish, Sylvan
Traits
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Untamed
The pegasus cannot be tamed, trained or ridden except by a creature it has accepted. It decides whether to accept a creature that has fed it at its spring for a season.
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Spring Bound
The pegasus is never found more than a day's flight from the water it drinks, and one moved farther returns to it.
Actions
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Multiattack
The pegasus makes two Hooves attacks.
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Hooves
+6 to hit · reach 5 ft.
1d6 + 4 bludgeoning damage
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Open Spring
The pegasus hammers a hoof into stone. A spring opens at that point and runs clean for a year. The pegasus can do this only once in a given place.