Thrasfyr

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Thrasfyr
(Creature)
For another meaning of "Thrasfyr", please see Thrasfyr (Beast of Ending).

Thrasfyrs are members of the legendary group of First World creatures known as the Tane.1 They are named after, and the descendants of, the original Thrasfyr, the Dreaming Hill of the Dark and one of the Five Beasts of Ending.2

Appearance

A thrasfyr resembles a six-legged bear with bull-like horns and a fire-breathing serpent for a tail. It is wrapped in chains that it can animate to attack its foes.1

Abilities

A thrasfyr can choose to bond with another willing creature by touching them with its claw. This bond allows both beings to communicate telepathically, know the distance between and relative direction of each other, and sense each other's state of well-being. The thrasfyr also allows this designated creature to ride upon it as a mount.

Thrasfyrs can also teleport themselves and their rider, walk through the air, and perceive invisible entities. They are always acclimated to whatever plane they are upon at any given time, and are therefore never metaphysically considered foreign to that plane.1

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Logan Bonner, et al. “Monsters A-Z” in Bestiary 2, 258. Paizo Inc., 2020
  2. James L. Sutter. “The Tane” in The First World, Realm of the Fey, 55. Paizo Inc., 2016