Valkyrie

Valkyrie

Creature 12

Perception +22; darkvision

Languages Common, Jotun; ravenspeaker, 

Skills Acrobatics +25, Athletics +25, Diplomacy +23, Intimidation +23, Religion +22

Str +7, Dex +5, Con +5, Int +3, Wis +4, Cha +5

Items +1 resilient breastplate, +1 striking returning spear

Claimer of the Slain (divine, necromancy) Valkyries can detect the souls of those recently slain in combat. A valkyrie spends 10 minutes praying over the body of a creature who has been dead for no more than 12 hours; if that creature is worthy of becoming an einherji and of the appropriate alignment, the valkyrie transforms that creature into an einherji.

Ravenspeaker (divination, divine) Valkyries use 

 as servants and spies. They can speak with ravens, and they can have up to three raven servitors who follow their commands. Valkyries can constantly observe whatever their commanded ravens sense.

AC 33; Fort +24, Ref +20, Will +23

HP 215; Resistances electricity 15

Attack of Opportunity

Recall the Fallen (divine, healing, necromancy) Frequency once per day; Trigger An allied creature within 60 feet who isn’t a construct or undead is reduced to 0 Hit Points and their dying value is 2 or less; Effect The valkyrie restores 5d10 Hit Points to the target.

Speed 25 feet, fly 60 feet

Melee spear +28 (magical), Damage 2d6+15 piercing plus 1d12 electricity

Ranged spear +26 (magical, thrown 20 feet), Damage 2d6+15 piercing plus 1d12 electricity

Divine Innate Spells DC 29; 7th 

 (self and mount only); 6th ; 3rd ; Constant (5th) 

Storm of Battle (divine, electricity, evocation) The valkyrie hurls her spear into the air, creating a massive storm in a 100-foot burst. Spears of lightning rain down upon enemies in the area, dealing 4d12 electricity damage (DC 32 basic Reflex save).

Valkyrie

Choosers of the slain and so-called angels of battle, the song of the valkyries plays wherever steel rings against steel. Valkyries are humanoid individuals of impressive physical stature who seek the most epic battles and legendary conflicts so that they can lay claim to the souls of the world’s greatest warriors. The valkyries transform these souls into the implacable immortals known as einherjar.

Valkyries most often serve gods of battle and war, though a valkyrie might pledge their service to any deity they consider worthy. Gorum is particularly well known for having valkyrie and einherjar servants, though he isn’t the only such deity. Besmara also has valkyrie servitors, and many stories of “ghost ships” actually reference accounts of encounters with ships manned by einherjar crews devoted to the Pirate Queen.