Bregdi
Bregdis are marine predators known for inhabiting the harbors of major port cities.1
Appearance
Bregdis are large creatures with stout bodies covered in blue skin. A pair of large, ray-like fins armed with large claws grows from their torsos and serve as their only limbs. A bregdi has a thick, short neck adorned with gills that ends in a crocodile-like head.1
Ecology
Bregdis inhabit the ports and channels of coastal cities, which they enter by clinging to the underside of ships. They are ambush predators that hunt by hiding beneath docks and other structures to prey on humanoids who fall into the water.
Bregdis have developed a hunting method specifically adapted for hunting fishermen. When a bregdi spots a fishing lure in the water, it gently grabs the hook with a claw to imitate the movements of a captured fish. It then slowly follows the hook as the fisherman pulls it in, until it is close enough to shore to drag its victim into the water with a strong pull.1
Bregdis can grow continuously if they have access to enough food. Particularly successful specimens have been known to reach sizes sufficient to envelop a ship in their fins and drag it underwater. These creatures are known as bregdi leviathans.1
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 . “Adventure Toolbox” in All or Nothing, 81. Paizo Inc., 2020