Naga, Sinomen - Greensnake

Medium Humanoid (Reptilian) — CR 1

()Updated 3.5

Naga, Sinomen - Greensnake is a D&D 3.5 monster from —. CR 1, HD 1d6 (3 hp).

Hit Dice
1d6 (3 hp)
Initiative
+2
Speed
land 30 ft, 30 ft.
Base Attack / Grapple
+0/-5
Attack
Spear +0 melee; or composite shortbow +2 ranged
Full Attack
Spear +0 melee; or composite shortbow +2 ranged
STR
10
DEX
14
CON
9
INT
11
WIS
12
CHA
13
Fort / Ref / Will
-1 / +2 / +3
Challenge Rating
1
Alignment
Usually lawful neutral
Organization
Solitary, pair, or band (3-6)
Treasure
Standard
Level Adjustment
+1

Special Abilities

PoisonTelepathyTaint ImmunityAlternate Form

Feats

Of all the naga, the greensnakes are the least xenophobic and the most likely to be able to greet a stranger in RokuganiBecause of their innate curiosity, they always ask questions first and attack later only if necessary. Nagas as a race share certain qualities in common. While most nagas produce venom (except the constrictors), only those with severe mutations have an effect natural bite attack to deliver it. A naga can use a full-round action (provoking attacks of opportunity from threatening foes) to apply a single dose of its natural poison to its weapon, running no risk of poisoning itself. Alternatively, a naga who has a hold on an opponent in a grapple can bite the opponent with a successful grapple check. This bite does no damage but allows the poison to do its work. Reptilian Subtype These creatures are scaly and usually cold-blooded. The reptilian subtype is only used to describe a set of humanoid races, not all animals and monsters that are truly reptiles.

Description

Of all the naga, the greensnakes are the least xenophobic and the most likely to be able to greet a stranger in RokuganiBecause of their innate curiosity, they always ask questions first and attack later only if necessary. Nagas as a race share certain qualities in common. While most nagas produce venom (except the constrictors), only those with severe mutations have an effect natural bite attack to deliver it. A naga can use a full-round action (provoking attacks of opportunity from threatening foes) to apply a single dose of its natural poison to its weapon, running no risk of poisoning itself. Alternatively, a naga who has a hold on an opponent in a grapple can bite the opponent with a successful grapple check. This bite does no damage but allows the poison to do its work. Reptilian Subtype These creatures are scaly and usually cold-blooded. The reptilian subtype is only used to describe a set of humanoid races, not all animals and monsters that are truly reptiles.