• Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Cybernetic Golem
    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Cybernetic Golem

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Cybernetic Golem

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  • An image of a shobhad. The four-armed giants of Akiton live as nomads, much as they have for millennia. Shobhads tend to wear their armor most of the time, usually with a traditional rope or leather weapon harness. (Front View)
    An image of a shobhad. The four-armed giants of Akiton live as nomads, much as they have for millennia. Shobhads tend to wear their armor most of the time, usually with a traditional rope or leather weapon harness. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Shobhad

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  • An image of a sarcesian sniper holding a large rifle. Standing between 10 and 15 feet tall with bulbous eyes and spindly, elongated limbs, a sarcesian is able to adapt her physiology to survive in space by suspending her respiration and growing a pair of butterfly-like wings made of pure light. The wings act as solar sails, catching currents of radiation to propel her between the handful of inhabited asteroids and space platforms within the Diaspora. (Front View)
    An image of a sarcesian sniper holding a large rifle. Standing between 10 and 15 feet tall with bulbous eyes and spindly, elongated limbs, a sarcesian is able to adapt her physiology to survive in space by suspending her respiration and growing a pair of butterfly-like wings made of pure light. The wings act as solar sails, catching currents of radiation to propel her between the handful of inhabited asteroids and space platforms within the Diaspora. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Sarcesian Sniper

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  • An image of a ksarik. A typical ksarik is a 12-foot-long quadruped made up of dense plant matter, including specialized tissues such as powerful tendons, woody internal supports that resemble bones, and flexible sheets of lignin that serve as a form of armor. Its head is immense and stocky, comprising approximately a dozen feeding tendrils that obscure its underdeveloped mouthparts. Its eyestalks project from either side of its head, providing a wide range of vision that sacrifices much of its ability to see targets immediately in front of it. To make up for this, a ksarik’s feeding tendrils are covered in an array of unusual sensory organs: some can discern the source of smells, while others sense movement and changes in light. (Side View)
    An image of a ksarik. A typical ksarik is a 12-foot-long quadruped made up of dense plant matter, including specialized tissues such as powerful tendons, woody internal supports that resemble bones, and flexible sheets of lignin that serve as a form of armor. Its head is immense and stocky, comprising approximately a dozen feeding tendrils that obscure its underdeveloped mouthparts. Its eyestalks project from either side of its head, providing a wide range of vision that sacrifices much of its ability to see targets immediately in front of it. To make up for this, a ksarik’s feeding tendrils are covered in an array of unusual sensory organs: some can discern the source of smells, while others sense movement and changes in light. (Side View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Ksarik

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  • An image of a dragonkin with a rifle. With the ability to fly and breathe a cone of energy, dragonkin can be quite intimidating to their enemies. Allies know them to be fiercely loyal, empathetic, and adaptable. Like their true dragon cousins, they have the strength and intelligence to face nearly any task, and dragonkin enjoy a variety of occupations throughout the Pact Worlds. (Front View)
    An image of a dragonkin with a rifle. With the ability to fly and breathe a cone of energy, dragonkin can be quite intimidating to their enemies. Allies know them to be fiercely loyal, empathetic, and adaptable. Like their true dragon cousins, they have the strength and intelligence to face nearly any task, and dragonkin enjoy a variety of occupations throughout the Pact Worlds. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Dragonkin

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  • An image of an uplifted bear standing upright and wearing power armor, a large hammer held in both paws. (Front View)
    An image of an uplifted bear standing upright and wearing power armor, a large hammer held in both paws. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Uplifted Bear

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  • An image of a barathu. Barathus are the sentient apex of Bretheda’s gas-giant ecosystem, blimp-like creatures vaguely reminiscent of jellyfish, with several unusual evolutionary adaptations. (Side View)
    An image of a barathu. Barathus are the sentient apex of Bretheda’s gas-giant ecosystem, blimp-like creatures vaguely reminiscent of jellyfish, with several unusual evolutionary adaptations. (Side View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Barathu

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  • An image of a stridermander. Stridermanders are an evolutionary cousin of the more numerous skittermanders. Their most identifiable feature is a feeding tendril that emerges from their abdomen— similar to that of a skittermander whelp—which is long enough and strong enough to drag a grown human through the darkness or lift a vesk soldier into the air. (Front View)
    An image of a stridermander. Stridermanders are an evolutionary cousin of the more numerous skittermanders. Their most identifiable feature is a feeding tendril that emerges from their abdomen— similar to that of a skittermander whelp—which is long enough and strong enough to drag a grown human through the darkness or lift a vesk soldier into the air. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Stridermander

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  • An image of a pahtra stalker holding a rifle in both hands. A typical pahtra stands six to seven feet tall and weighs 150 pounds. Their bodies and limbs are elongated, and many of their bones aren't entirely fused, causing their joints to be looser than those of most creatures that reside on higher gravity worlds. Pahtras are covered in a layer of short fur that ranges from tawny brown to gray with almost every individual possessing a unique, dark pattern of irregular blotches, stripes, and spots. Eyes can be almost any color of the visible spectrum. (Front View)
    An image of a pahtra stalker holding a rifle in both hands. A typical pahtra stands six to seven feet tall and weighs 150 pounds. Their bodies and limbs are elongated, and many of their bones aren't entirely fused, causing their joints to be looser than those of most creatures that reside on higher gravity worlds. Pahtras are covered in a layer of short fur that ranges from tawny brown to gray with almost every individual possessing a unique, dark pattern of irregular blotches, stripes, and spots. Eyes can be almost any color of the visible spectrum. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Pahtra Stalker

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  • An image of an osharu headteacher. Osharu are slug-like humanoids. These timid monk-scientists dedicate their lives to studying various fields of science, sharing their discoveries with their fellow osharus and other races that express a passion for epiphany. (Front View)
    An image of an osharu headteacher. Osharu are slug-like humanoids. These timid monk-scientists dedicate their lives to studying various fields of science, sharing their discoveries with their fellow osharus and other races that express a passion for epiphany. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Osharu Headteacher

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  • An image of a khizar. Khizars are humanoids with two arms, two legs, vestigial vines on their backs, and greenish-brown skin of tough cellulose fiber. They have hydrostatic skeletal structures and bleed a thick sap-like liquid if cut. Their limbs end in rootlike tendrils with some manipulative ability, but these are clumsier than a humanoid’s fingers. Khizars’ heads are actually complex seedpods; these tough, translucent membranes over woody latticeworks contain phosphorescent seed clusters that glow softly through the papery membrane, giving the species the nickname “lanternfolk.” (Front View)
    An image of a khizar. Khizars are humanoids with two arms, two legs, vestigial vines on their backs, and greenish-brown skin of tough cellulose fiber. They have hydrostatic skeletal structures and bleed a thick sap-like liquid if cut. Their limbs end in rootlike tendrils with some manipulative ability, but these are clumsier than a humanoid’s fingers. Khizars’ heads are actually complex seedpods; these tough, translucent membranes over woody latticeworks contain phosphorescent seed clusters that glow softly through the papery membrane, giving the species the nickname “lanternfolk.” (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Khizar

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  • An image of a snarling tashtari. The first glimpse most observers have of a tashtari pack is a far-off twinkling of lights, which is easily mistaken for swamp gas or the glint of moonlight. Produced by the coat of supple filaments that cover a tashtari’s body, these phosphorescent lights facilitate communication, allowing tashtari packs to silently coordinate while searching for prey and setting up ambushes. Tashtaris also use this luminescence for social interactions. (Front View)
    An image of a snarling tashtari. The first glimpse most observers have of a tashtari pack is a far-off twinkling of lights, which is easily mistaken for swamp gas or the glint of moonlight. Produced by the coat of supple filaments that cover a tashtari’s body, these phosphorescent lights facilitate communication, allowing tashtari packs to silently coordinate while searching for prey and setting up ambushes. Tashtaris also use this luminescence for social interactions. (Front View)

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    Starfinder Battles: Planets of Peril—Tashtari

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