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'''Ceratioidi''' are fish-like aquatic humanoids that inhabit bizarre, spired cities in the deep trenches of [[Golarion]]'s oceans.
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Each ceratiodi is actually two creatures--a powerfully-built female, and a tiny parasitic male no bigger than a large rat. When joined, male and female retain their own independent consciousness, though the male's biological functions become linked to those of the female. A mated pair of ceratioidi share a powerful telepathic link, their unique mental structure allowing for them to excel in many fields of study, including combat and wizardry.<ref name="PF33-81">{{Cite book/Rivers Run Red|80|80-81}}</ref>
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A typical female ceratioidi stands at about seven feet tall, and weighs around 300 pounds, with powerful limbs and a massive, toothed maw. In addition, a ceratioidi possesses a bioluminescent lure, known as an ''esca'', attached to their forehead by a fleshy appendage. This lure is the focus for their hypnotic abilities, and serves them both in the hunt and in combat.<ref name="PF33-81" />
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==Society==
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Little is known of ceratioidi society, save for the small [[River Kingdoms]] outpost known as [[Outsea]]. Long ago, in a military campaign against the [[merfolk]], a group of ceratioidi mercenaries were trapped in a patch of magically-contained brine deep inland on the [[Sellen River]]. Left with no choice but cooperation or death, the various aquatic races pooled their resources and created the community of Outsea, a town existing both above and below the waterline where terrestrial creatures trade with their aquatic neighbors.<ref name="PF33-81" /><ref name="GRK35">{{Cite book/Guide to the River Kingdoms|35}}</ref>
   
 
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Ceratioidi
Ceratioidi
(Creature)
Type Monstrous humanoid
(Aquatic)
CR 3
Environment Any saltwater
Alignment

Source: Rivers Run Red, pg(s). 80-81

Ceratioidi are fish-like aquatic humanoids that inhabit bizarre, spired cities in the deep trenches of Golarion's oceans.

Each ceratiodi is actually two creatures--a powerfully-built female, and a tiny parasitic male no bigger than a large rat. When joined, male and female retain their own independent consciousness, though the male's biological functions become linked to those of the female. A mated pair of ceratioidi share a powerful telepathic link, their unique mental structure allowing for them to excel in many fields of study, including combat and wizardry.[1]

Appearance[]

A typical female ceratioidi stands at about seven feet tall, and weighs around 300 pounds, with powerful limbs and a massive, toothed maw. In addition, a ceratioidi possesses a bioluminescent lure, known as an esca, attached to their forehead by a fleshy appendage. This lure is the focus for their hypnotic abilities, and serves them both in the hunt and in combat.[1]

Society[]

Little is known of ceratioidi society, save for the small River Kingdoms outpost known as Outsea. Long ago, in a military campaign against the merfolk, a group of ceratioidi mercenaries were trapped in a patch of magically-contained brine deep inland on the Sellen River. Left with no choice but cooperation or death, the various aquatic races pooled their resources and created the community of Outsea, a town existing both above and below the waterline where terrestrial creatures trade with their aquatic neighbors.[1][2]


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