Teraul Stouthoof (3.5e NPC)

Teraul Stouthoof is the leader of the minotaur lands known as the Great Plains of the Holn but more commonly referred to as Holnstead

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Valgora
Campaign Setting

Authority

Teraul is in his twilight years with no male offspring. His daughter Veronice Stouthoof is campaigning that her husband, Feral Tremtotem of the Tremtotem tribe be elected Chief upon the death of her father. All other tribes are hoping to elect from their own ranks. This political climate has made for some intense and heated debates, but as of yet no physical altercations have taken place between the tribes.

Game Stats

Teraul Stouthoof

CR 7
	Male minotaur racial 7
	CN Large monstrous humanoid (earth)
Init/Senses	-1/darkvision 60ft, scent, tremorsense 120ft; Listen +8, Spot +8
Languages	Giant

AC	15, touch 8, flat-footed 15 ((-1 sie, -1 dex, +7 natural))
hp	104 (11 HD)
Fort/Ref/Will	+10/+6/+7

Speed	30ft, earth glide
Melee	gore +17 (2d6+10) or Holnstead hammer +17/+12/+7 (3d6+10/x4) and gore +12 (2d6+2) or
Melee	gore +17 (2d6+10) or Holnstead hammer +17/+12/+7 (3d6+10/x4) and gore +12 (2d6+2)
Base Atk/Grp	+11/+22
Atk Options	Awesome Blow, Power Attack

Abilities	Str 24, Dex 8, Con 20, Int 9, Wis 10, Cha 10
Feats	Awesome Blow, Great Fortitude, Improved Natural Attack (gore), Power Attack, Track
Skills	Intimidate +3, Listen +8, Search +3, Spot +8, Survival +3
Possessions	Holnstead Hammer, nomad outfit, munane equipment
Patron Deity	Mollarok

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