- This article is about the standard creature; for the pale master summons, see Greater bodak.
Bodaks, with their gray, hairless flesh and empty white gaze, are the undead remains of those who have been destroyed by the touch of evil.
Statistics
Race: undead
Size:
Alignment: chaotic evil
Armor class: 15
Hit points: 58
Attack bonus: +6
Damage: 1d8+1 bludgeoning damage (criticals: 20/x2)
| Abilities | ||
|---|---|---|
| strength | 13 | |
| dexterity | 15 | |
| constitution | 10 | |
| intelligence | 6 | |
| wisdom | 12 | |
| charisma | 12 | |
Trained skills:(‡) listen, move silently, spot
Feats: darkvision, dodge, weapon focus (creature weapon), weapon proficiency (creature)
Blueprint:(‡) nw_bodak
Special abilities
A bodak has damage reduction 10/+1 as well as acid and fire damage resistance 20/- and 100% electrical damage immunity. This creature also has the usual undead immunities to critical hits, death magic, disease, level drain, ability drain, mind-affecting spells, paralysis, poison, and sneak attacks.
This creature has six daily uses of its death gaze.
Notes
- A bodak drops a "bodak's tooth" item upon death.
- When fighting a bodak it easier to heal it (as healing has a reverse effect on undead) then use turn undead. if however you dont have acess to eithier of these abilitys then I recomend using a enchanted wepon against it (but not one that does electrical damage) as the damage reduction is very good and standerd wepons have little efect