Crystal dragons consider themselves among the more beautiful dragon species and expect others to recognize this. They see little need to accessorize their crystalline hides but might spend hours each day tending to their appearance. They clean themselves frequently, and each scale must be properly faceted and free of imperfections. A crystal dragon may retreat into its lair if its hide gets damaged, manually removing the damaged scales (a painful process!) and then waiting for the replacements to grow in.
Crystal dragons are also proud of their lairs, which typically contain hoards of gems and crystals. An individual dragon's creative nature shows through in their decor. So do their organizational skills—they can't tolerate a mess. Their habit of constantly updating and rearranging their spaces means visitors might see a fair bit of disarray, however, depending on their timing.
AC 31; Fort +24, Ref +18, Will +22; +2 status to all saves vs. primal
HP 190; Immunities fascinated, paralyzed, sleep
+2 Status To All Saves vs. Primal
Cobblegems(aura)
10 feet. The dragon constantly sheds crystalline scales onto the ground around it. The area is uneven ground (DC 27).
Shielding Stone
Trigger A creature at least 10 feet away from the dragon targets them with an attack
Requirements The dragon is on the ground and there is at least one unoccupied square between themself and the attacker
Effect The dragon conjures a thin slab of stone in an unoccupied square between themself and the attacker. The dragon gains standard Cover against the triggering attack. The stone falls on the first person other than the dragon who enters that square, dealing 6d6 bludgeoning damage with a DC 27 basic Reflex save. Otherwise, it crumbles harmlessly after 1 round.
The dragon strikes a pose that makes its hide sparkle in the light. Each creature within 20 feet must succeed at a DC 27 Fortitude save or become Dazzled for 1 round.
Ornamental Breath(primal)
The dragon exhales a torrent of shattered rocks and minerals in a 40-foot cone dealing 11d6 piercing damage (DC 30 Reflex save). A creature who fails the save is weighed down by the stones, becoming Clumsy 1 (Clumsy 2 on a critical failure).