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The brain in a jar is a preserved, psionically powered undead entity with mind thrust, madness induction, psionics spells, telepathic communication, and undead rebuking, emphasizing control over direct melee. 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If the victim remains pinned and it makes another successful grapple check, the boneyard tears every bone from the victim’s body, instantly killing it.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How does a Brain in a Jar deliver its main offensive effect?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"It prefers control and uses Mind Thrust to assault a creature’s thought pathways. Mind Thrust deals 2d10 damage to a target that fails a DC 14 Will save, with the save DC based on Charisma.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"What triggers Blood Frenzy in a Carcass Eater and what are its effects?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"When a carcass eater deals damage to a living creature whose blood it scents, it flies into a frenzy on the following round. 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Martin  \n90  \nBoneyard  \nInescapable Craving: A boneyard hasan inescapable craving (see the Undead Metabolism section in Chapter 1) for bones, which it satisfies by using its bone subsumption ability.  \nSummon Skeletons (Su): A boneyard can summon undead creatures from its own bones once per day: 3–6 troll skeletons or 2–4 young adult red dragon skeletons. The undead arrive in 1d10 roundsand serve for 1 hour or until they are reabsorbed back into the boneyard.  \nUtter Subsumption (Su): If a boneyard wins a grapple check after using its improved grab ability, it attempts to pin the target on its next action. A boneyard that begins a turn with a victim still pinned and that makes one more successful grapple check automatically tears every bone from the victim’s body, instantly killing the victim.  \n BRAIN IN AJAR  \nTiny Undead  \nHit Dice: 3d12 (19 hp)  \nInitiative: +2  \nSpeed: Fly 30 ft. (8 squares) (good)  \nArmor Class: 13 (+2 Dex, +1 deflection),  \ntouch 13, flat-footed 11 Base Attack/Grapple:—/—Attack:—  \nFull Attack:—Space/Reach: 1 ft./—Special Attacks: Mind thrust, psion  \nics, rebuke undead 6/day (+5,  \n2d6+6, 3rd) Special Qualities: Blindsight  \n60 ft., darkvision 60 ft., madness,  \ntelepathy, undead traits, +4  \nturn resistance  \nSaves: Fort +1, Ref +3, Will +6  \nAbilities: Str—, Dex 14, Con—, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha 16  \nSkills: Bluff +9, Diplomacy +9, Knowledge (history) +9, Knowledge (psionics) +9, Knowledge (religion) +9, Listen +9, Spot +9  \nFeats: Alertness, Iron Will  \nEnvironment: Any  \nOrganization: Solitary  \nChallenge Rating: 4  \nTreasure: None  \nAlignment: Usually neutral evil  \nAdvancement: 4–9 HD (Tiny)  \nLevel Adjustment:—  \nSomething gray and shriveled sloshes within a grimy glass canister—a disembodied brain afloat in  \nalchemical preservatives.  \nThe brain in a jar is a masterpiece of preservation—but where alchemical pre  \nservatives leave off, necromancy picks up. An animate brain in ajar is, in truth, an undead creature. Additionally, possibly because it is free of the need to worry about controlling and animating an entire body, a brain in ajar possesses potent mental powers.  \nOf course, merely removing the brain of a zombie or some other undead creature and storing it in alchemical preservatives is not enough to create an undead brain with psionic ability. The ritual of extraction, the spells  \nof formulation, and the alchemical recipes of preservation are closely guarded secrets held by only a few master necromancers.  \nThe creation of a brain in a jar is difficult and fraught with danger, because once its mental powers are fully developed, this undead creature is adept at controlling the thoughts and minds of other creatures, especially living  \ncreatures. It is not unknown for a brain ina jar to take control over the necromancer who created it.  \nA brain in ajar weighs about 25 pounds, which includes the weight of the glass canister and the preservative fluids.  \nA brain in ajar can speak telepathically to any creature within 100 feet that has a language.  \nCOMBAT  \nA brain in a jar prefers control to direct combat, since brains in fragile glass jars can’t stand too much jostling. However, when it can’t stay completely clear of combat, it seeks to put  \noff aggressors with its mind thrust ability.  \nBrain in ajar  \nMind Thrust (Su): A brain in a jar can spend a standard action to deliver a massive assault on the thought pathways of any one creature, undermining its intellect. This mind thrust deals 2d10 points of damage to any target creature that fails a DC 14 Will save. The save DC is Charisma-based.  \nMadness (Su): Anyone targeting a brain in a jar with a thought detection, mind control, or any sort of telepathic or psionic ability that makes direct contact with its tortured mind takes 1d4 points of Wisdom damage.  \nPsionics (Sp): 3/day—suggestion (DC 16), telekinesis (DC 18); 1/day—dominate person (DC 18). Manifester level 10th. The save DCs are","cbCaigFKAh7uQGWj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigFKAh7uQGWj","pdf",227040,"English","# CHAPTER 6 - NEW MONSTERS\n## BONEYARD - Inescapable Craving\n## BONEYARD - Summon Skeletons\n## BONEYARD - Utter Subsumption\n## BRAIN IN AJAR - Tiny Undead\n## COMBAT - Mind Thrust\n## COMBAT - Madness and Psionics\n## CARCASS EATER - Small Animal\n## COMBAT - Blood Frenzy","[{\"question\":\"What abilities does the Boneyard use to harm or kill a grappled target?\",\"answer\":\"After winning a grapple check, it attempts to pin the target. 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