Drac

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Dracs are fey creatures of some waterways. In their natural form, they appear as purplish blobs on the water surface, but more often they are seen in the guise of a beautiful maiden or a great golden chalice. Either of these forms draws mortals to the Drac. Those Dracs of kinder heart merely play pranks on foolish or greedy mortals, but more malicious Dracs will often try to draw mortals to their deaths in rapids or other hazards. Dracs are not bound to any particular body of water, though they only call some rivers home. Dracs are sociable among their own kind, and have a society of their own. Dracs speak common, elven, and sylvan.

Drac
Medium-Sized fey (Aquatic)
Hit Dice	5d6 + (41hp)
Initiative	+6
Speed	30′, Swim 30′
AC	16 (+2 Dexterity, +4 natural)
Attacks	Slam +4 melee
Damage	Slam 1d6+2
Face/Reach	5’x5’/5′
Special Attacks	none
Special Qualities	DR 10/cold iron, Alternate form, Amphibious
Saves	Fort +3, Ref +6, Will +5
Abilities	Strength 14, Dexterity 14, Constitution 15, Intelligence 16, Wisdom 13, Charisma 19
Skills	Swim +10, Perform +12, Bluff +12, Intimidate +12, Diplomacy +12, Hide +10, Move Silently +10.
Feats	Improved Initiative,Improved Critical (slam).
Climate/Terrain	Temperate aquatic
Organization	solitary or group (2-7)
Challenge Rating	3
Treasure	Standard gold, Standard gems, No items.
Alignment	Often Chaotic Neutral

Combat

In its natural form, a Drac will slam its opponent with its body. In human form, a Drac may still make slam attacks with its fists, retaining the surprising strength of its natural form. A Drac will not fight in chalice form. Regardless of form, Dracs to not like to get involved directly in combat

Alternate Form (Su) A Drac may take one of two alternate forms: that of a human, elven, or half elven female of great beauty, or that of a golden chalice upon the water. Their stats remained unchanged in their alternate forms. A Drac may change between forms as a move-equivilent action.

Amphibious (Ex) While Dracs are naturally water creatures, and can survive indefinitely underwater, they can also breathe air with perfect ease. However, Dracs require life in waters to sustain themselves, and thus do not usually leave their river.