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Tooth Fairy LeaderCreature 2


Tiny​Fey​
Source Pathfinder #207: The Resurrection Flood
Perception +8 (darkvision)
Languages Fey
Skills Acrobatics +8, Stealth +6, Thievery +8
Str +1, Dex +5, Con +1, Int +0, Wis +3, Cha +2

AC 18; Fort +8; Reflex +11; Will +5;
HP 35
Speed 10 feet (fly 25 feet)

Pliers One Action +11 (+6, +1) to hit (disarm, finesse, reach 0) 1d6+5 Bludgeoning
Tuskblade One Action +10 (+5, +0) to hit (forceful, reach 0, two hand d10) 1d6+5 Slashing

Plaque Burst

When killed, a tooth fairy bursts into sticky, foul-smelling white dust. Each creature in a 5-foot emanation must succeed at a DC 19 fortitude save or become Sickened 1 (Sickened 2 on a critical failure).

Tooth Tug One Action (manipulate)

Requirements The tooth fairy's last action was a successful pliers Strike against a creature with teeth


Effect The tooth fairy attempts a thievery check against the creature's Fortitude DC, dealing 2 bleed damage on any result but a critical failure. On a critical success, it also pulls out one of the target's teeth.

If the creature loses a tooth, it takes a –1 status penalty to Charisma-based skill checks and must succeed at a DC 5 flat to Cast a Spell unless that spell has the subtle trait. These effects last for 1 day, or until the stolen tooth is returned and the target regains at least 1 Hit Point.

Effect: Tooth Tug


Primal Innate Spells (DC 18, +10 to hit)

Cantrips (1st Level): Daze, Telekinetic Hand
1st Level: Sleep


Lone fairies usually need several minutes of elbow grease and a sleeping or restrained subject to extract a tooth.


Tooth fairies spawn when a child's tooth (or, less commonly, an entire child) is buried in terrain rife with fey energies. Hatching from the buried teeth like larvae from an egg, tooth fairies build crude pliers from whatever they can find, then go hunting for more teeth—regardless of the owners' willingness.


Traits

Common

Anything that doesn't list another rarity trait (uncommon, rare, or unique) automatically has the common trait. This rarity indicates that an ability, item, or spell is available to all players who meet the prerequisites for it. A creature of this rarity is generally known and can be summoned with the appropriate summon spell.

Fey

Creatures of the First World are called the fey.