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| rdfs:comment | - Purposefully grown by powerful spellcasters to serve as mounts in combat, saddlespike battlebriars are extremely destructive creatures capable of routing small formations of enemy troops. Other than the threat of catching his clothing on one of the creature's many dangerous thorns, a rider has little to worry about, as battlebriars are extremely self-sufficient and able to aptly defend themselves even if unattended. Though not as powerful as some varieties of battlebriars, they more than make up for that fact by possessing increased mobility and by being able to offer their riders a fair degree of protection.
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| Name | - Claw
- Death Throes
- Entwining Briars
- Saddlespike Battlebriar
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| auraeffect | - any enemy that enters or begins its turn in the aura takes 5 points of damage.
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| Action | - standard
- when reduced to 0 hit points
- minor; while mounted by a friendly rider of 17th level or higher
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| Effect | - 172800.0
- A saddlespike battlebriar’s rider is covered in thorny, protective vines; Until the end of the rider’s next turn, all melee attacks made against the rider deal 15 points of damage to the attacker.
- Close burst 3; +22 vs. Reflex; enemies in the area take 5 points of damage.
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| abstract | - Purposefully grown by powerful spellcasters to serve as mounts in combat, saddlespike battlebriars are extremely destructive creatures capable of routing small formations of enemy troops. Other than the threat of catching his clothing on one of the creature's many dangerous thorns, a rider has little to worry about, as battlebriars are extremely self-sufficient and able to aptly defend themselves even if unattended. Though not as powerful as some varieties of battlebriars, they more than make up for that fact by possessing increased mobility and by being able to offer their riders a fair degree of protection.
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