Size: 100-120 cm / 3-4 feet long
Weight: 200-250 stn / 440-550 lbs
COU 15 SGC 13(a) INT 12 CHA 10
DEX 11 AGI 10 CON 15 STR 15
LE 35 INI 11+d6
DE 5 SPI -2 TOU 2 MOV 10
Bite and Ram: AT 15 DP d6+4 RE short
Ramming: AT 13 DP d6+3 RE short
PRO/ENC: 0/0
Actions 1
Advantages: Extraordinary Sense (Smell)
Special Abilities: Takedown (Ramming)
Skills: Body Control 4 (10/10/15), Climbing 0 (15/10/15), Feat of Strength 7 (15/15/15), Intimidation 1 (15/12/10), Perception 4 (13/12/12), Self Control 4 (15/15/15), Stealth 4 (15/12/10), Swimming 4 (10/15/15), Willpower 4 (15/12/10)
Number: 1 or d3+3 (sounder)
Size Category: medium
Type: animal, non-humanoid
Loot: 100 rations meat, fur (10 silverthalers), trophy (tusks, 5 silverthalers)
Combat Behavior: Wild boars are aggressive when raising piglets and attack anyone within 30 feet. They use their whole body to ram opponents (SA Takedown) and then fight with their tusks. Roll d6: on a result of 1-2, they fight until their opponent is dead; on 3-4, they flee after d6 CR; on 5-6, they fight until they lose 50% of their LP.
Escape: loss of 50% of LP; see Combat Behavior
Animal Lore (Wild Animals)
- Wild boars react aggressively if they are approached too close or if they currently have young. They can become especially dangerous if famished or in mating season.
- Boars are unpredictable. Sometimes they simply flee, sometimes they fight like berserkers until the very end.
- Don’t underestimate wild boars. They are dangerous even when seriously injured and can remain active longer than expected. Hunt: -1
Special Rules
Giant Wild Boar: The giant wild boar is similar to its smaller cousin, but with the following modifications: +3 CON, +3 STR, +15 LP, +2 TOU; +2 DP; +1 PRO; Size Category Large; Feat of Strength 10; Loot: 200 rations meat, trophy (tusks, 30 silverthalers); size and weight increase by 10% to 20%.
Pain +1 at: 28 LP, 18 LP, 9 LP, and 5 LP and less
Aventurian wild boars are feared by farmers and hunters of many regions. They can act very aggressively towards humans, especially when caring for their young. Many wild boars become agitated simply when someone intrudes into their territory. They try to knock opponents off their feet with ramming attacks and then drive them away with their tusks.
Some travelers speak of encountering giant wild boars. These large specimens are particularly dangerous, and people have become famous just for killing one. Goblins occasionally train boars as mounts and ride them into battle.
