Attack of Opportunity

The two-headed goat gains an extra reaction each round that it can use only to make Attacks of Opportunity. It must use a different head for each reaction, and it can&#x27;t use more than one on the same triggering action. If it loses one of its heads, it also loses this extra reaction.

Double Opportunity

Any ability that would sever one of the twoheaded goat&#x27;s heads (such as a critical hit with a vorpal weapon) severs one head at random. Losing a head doesn&#x27;t kill the two-headed goat (as long as it has one head left), but it does prevent it from making Strikes with the lost head or using the head&#x27;s Breath Weapon.

Two Headed

The two-headed goat breathes a 15-foot cone that deals 2d6 damage to all creatures in the area (DC 15 basic save of a type indicated below).
The two-headed goat can&#x27;t use either of its Breath Weapons again for [[/gmr 1d4 #Recharge Breath Weapon]]{1d4 rounds}.
<ul>
<li>Markhor Cone of 2d6 poison (DC 15 Basic Fortitude)</li>
<li>Saanen Cone of 2d6 fire (DC 15 Basic Reflex)</li>
</ul>

Breath Weapon

Each head deals an extra 1d4 damage of a type matching the head&#x27;s breath weapon.

Elemental Bite

Frequency once per turn
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Effect The two-headed goat makes a Strike with two of its heads, each at a –2 penalty and targeting a different creature. These Strikes count as only one attack for the two-headed goat&#x27;s multiple attack penalty, and the penalty doesn&#x27;t increase until after it has made both attacks.

Two-Headed Strike

Two-Headed Goat Eidolon - beast, chaotic, eidolon

@Localize[PF2E.NPC.Abilities.Glossary.AttackOfOpportunity]

The two-headed goat gains an extra reaction each round that it can use only to make Attacks of Opportunity. It must use a different head for each reaction, and it can't use more than one on the same triggering action. If it loses one of its heads, it also loses this extra reaction.

Any ability that would sever one of the twoheaded goat's heads (such as a critical hit with a vorpal weapon) severs one head at random. Losing a head doesn't kill the two-headed goat (as long as it has one head left), but it does prevent it from making Strikes with the lost head or using the head's Breath Weapon.

The two-headed goat breathes a @Template[cone|distance:15] that deals 2d6 damage to all creatures in the area (DC 15 basic save of a type indicated below).
The two-headed goat can't use either of its Breath Weapons again for [[/gmr 1d4 #Recharge Breath Weapon]]{1d4 rounds}.
<ul>
<li>Markhor Cone of @Damage[2d6[poison]|options:area-damage] (@Check[fortitude|dc:15|basic|options:area-effect])</li>
<li>Saanen Cone of @Damage[2d6[fire]|options:area-damage] (@Check[reflex|dc:15|basic|options:area-effect])</li>
</ul>

Each head deals an extra 1d4 damage of a type matching the head's breath weapon.

Frequency once per turn
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Effect The two-headed goat makes a Strike with two of its heads, each at a –2 penalty and targeting a different creature. These Strikes count as only one attack for the two-headed goat's multiple attack penalty, and the penalty doesn't increase until after it has made both attacks.