Acóatl

The acoatl was a long, thick snake with a big head, fiery eyes and a forked tail. It typically dug a small pit near the water's edge, filled it with fish and then hid in the water.
When someone came to gather the fish, the monster shot out and wrapped its long body around him. It inserted its forked tail into the victim's nostrils and squeezed him until he suffocated. Like many snakes, the acoatl swallowed its meals whole.
If the victim fled out of reach, this snake shot a venomous stream (range 6 hexes) that stunned its target; a
HT roll is necessary to avoid the stunning effect. Then the Acóatl dragged the victim into the water to drown.
Category:Myth