Spiked Devil
Small devils with scaly reddish skin, bat-like wings, and dark spines running from forehead to tail
Stat Blocks
OSRIC
| Armor Class | 3 |
|---|---|
| Hit Dice | 3+3 |
| Number Encountered | 2d4 or 5d4 |
| Attacks | 1 weapon and/or 2 claws |
| Damage | By weapon and/or 1d4/1d4 |
| Move | 60-ft; 180-ft flying (AA:IV) |
| Alignment | Lawful evil |
| Intelligence | Low |
| XP | 4/240 +4/hp |
| Size | Small |
| Frequency | Common |
| Lair | 10% |
Monster statistics extracted from online SRD wiki, not the published hardcover edition.
Spiked devils are small and weak compared to the other devils, but are amongst the most commonly seen types. They have scaly reddish skin and bat-like wings. A row of dark spines runs from their forehead to the base of their tail. Both their hands and feet have sharp claws.
In melee, they usually attack with a trident, fork, or similar pole arm. When flying and attacking a target on the ground, they can also attack with their clawed feet.
Spiked devils are typically used for herding assagim or lemures, or serving as a messenger for more powerful devils.
Treasure: These devils rarely have any sort of treasure or possessions beyond their weapon. Only when serving as a messenger are they likely to possess something of value. In these cases, the GM should decide what, if anything the spiked devil is carrying.