Great Jagras
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Great Jagras
The Great Jagras, known for its dreadlock-like mane and gluttonous hunting habits, commonly resides in forests and wetlands where prey is plentiful. Oftentimes, they swallow large prey whole, distending its belly greatly. It will vomit out its prey as a defense mechanism if it takes too much damage while it is bloated.
Swallow. If a creature of Large or smaller is grappled by the Great Jagras's Bite attack, the Great Jagras can choose to swallow the creature whole, becoming Bloated.
Bloated. While Bloated, the Great Jagras deals 2d6 acid damage to each creature currently swallowed, also healing the Great Jagras by 2d6 on each of the swallowed creatures' turns. The Great Jagras vomits upon taking the equivalent of 30 damage or higher in a single attack, freeing trapped prey and removing the Bloated effect.
Actions
Breath Attack. The Great Jagras breathes noxious fumes in a 15ft cone at a creature, dealing 3d6 Poison damage.
Multiattack. The Great Jagras can attack with its claws twice, dealing 2d8 Slashing damage each, or one claw attack and one bite attack.
Bite. The Great Jagras can use a bite attack, dealing 3d6 Piercing damage and grappling a creature on a hit. It can also use a bonus action to Swallow a grappled creature after biting it.
Slam Attack. The Great Jagras can attempt to crush a creature underneath it, dealing 2d8 Bludgeoning damage. On a hit, the targeted creature must make a DC 15 Strength save or be knocked prone. While the Great Jagras is bloated, the slam attack's damage increases to 5d8 Bludgeoning damage and the Strength save DC increases to 17.
Upchuck. While Bloated, the Great Jagras can use its bonus action to spit swallowed creatures at a target, dealing 3d6 Bludgeoning damage and 1d6 Acid damage to both creatures on a hit. The Bloated effect is then removed.
Reactions
Attack of Opportunity. The Great Jagras can use its Reaction to Bite a creature that moves away from its reach.