The Giant Bee was bred by a beekeeper as vengeance for all bees that died at the hands of frightened humanoids. Instead of finding nectar for the hive, it stings any humanoid that has killed a bee and does its best to kill it, and brings the carcass to the hive for its fellows to eat.

The Giant Bee was bred by a beekeeper as vengeance for all bees that died at the hands of frightened humanoids. Instead of finding nectar for the hive, it stings any humanoid that has killed a bee and does its best to kill it, and brings the carcass to the hive for its fellows to eat. Its sting is highly poisonous and does not kill the bee when used. Giant Bees can live anywhere that is temperate or warmer.

Combat
The Giant Bee uses its incredible spotting powers and alertness to find any humanoids that hide from it in fear. Then it uses its intimidation and fear-inducing powers to reduce the victim to cowering. Then it stings. Because its sting is so large and so poisonous, it immediately kills any victim who is allergic to bee stings and severely damages victims who aren't. If the Giant Bee is fighting a losing battle, it calls upon any Giant Bees and regular bees in the area to help out. By then, the battle is usually over.

Vermin are immune to mind influencing effects. Vermin have darkvision with a range of 60 feet.

Fear (Su)This ability works best on humanoids who are afraid of bees to begin with.
Poison (Ex)The poison is abundant in its sting. The poison causes 3d6 points of damage, Will Save (DC 15) for half damage.

Society
Giant bees live just as normal bees do, but in hives the size of a normal house.And these hives don't have hexagons in them, because they don't need them for farming honey. The queen is even bigger then the others, being the size of your average horse while the others are the size of humans.

This creature has not yet been play tested.
This is not a kender type creature.