Tentacled Cephalopod. Surprisingly fast swimmers, squids are also very intelligent ambush predators. A huge carnivorous beast.

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Hit Points: 27	Armor: 1
Hit it: normal	Dodge it: normal
Movement: slow, swim fast	Size: large

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It can see in the dark and is very good at hiding. It resists blunt damage.

Attacks (1/round)

Tentacle Snatch. The squid makes 2 grapple attacks on any nearby targets with its long tentacles. On a hit, the target takes 1D6 damage and is dragged adjacent to the squid’s mouth.

Ink Spray. All targets near the squid must save or be blinded until they take a turn washing themselves.

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Colossal Squid

Hit Points: 45	Armor: 1
Hit it: normal	Dodge it: normal
Movement: slow, swim fast	Size: huge

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It can see in the dark and is very good at hiding. It resists blunt damage.

Attacks (1/round)

Tentacle Snatch. The squid makes 4 grapple attacks on any nearby targets with its long tentacles. On a hit, the target takes 1D8 damage and is dragged adjacent to the squid’s mouth.

Ink Spray. All targets near the squid must save or be blinded until they take a turn washing themselves.

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Encounter

Number : 1 giant squid and 1 colossal squid Lair : A fault line at the bottom of the sea
Desire : Food and mate

Tame It

If you have captured this beast, you can spend the equivalent of 4 bags of gold in food between two adventures to tame it. It is now one of your followers. Each extra bag of gold spent training the beast teaches it a one-word order. Otherwise, it only acts to eat or in self-defence.

Hunt It

Squids are delicious.

If you have access to an artisan and a workshop, you can spend loot between two adventures to create something with parts of the beast. The object you craft can be anything mostly made of the provided materials. It will have the value of what you invest in it. Discuss what you want with the referee.