cn huge giant humanoid 

Perception +23; low-light vision, see invisibility

Languages Common, Jotun

Skills Athletics +22, Genealogy Lore +16, Religion +20, Stealth +10 (+22 in undergrowth), Survival +25

Str +7 Dex +1 Con +5 Int +1 Wis +4 Cha +2

Items +1 striking longspear, sack with 5 rocks

See Invisibility A taiga giant can see invisible creatures and objects as translucent shapes, and they are concealed to the taiga giant.

AC  32; Fort +25, Ref +20, Will +22

HP 230; Immunities controlled

Catch Rock [R]

Guardian Spirit [R] Trigger The taiga giant has Ancestral Guardian active and would take energy or mental damage; Effect The taiga giant's ancestral spirits intervene and protect the giant from taking up to 20 energy damage or 30 mental damage. The giant takes any remaining damage; if it does, the spirits depart and the giant is no longer protected by the ancestors.

Speed 30 feet

Melee [>] longspear +26 (magical, reach 20 feet), Damage 2d8+15 piercing

Melee [>] fist +25 (agile, reach 15 feet), Damage 3d6+15 bludgeoning

Ranged [>] rock +25 (brutal, range increment 120 feet), Damage 2d10+15 bludgeoning

Ancestral Guardian [>] (concentrate) Requirements The taiga giant must be protected by the ancestors; Effect The taiga giant calls upon their ancestors' spirits to rise up and protect them, causing a cloak of spectral faces to shimmer and swirl around them. The taiga giant's AC increases to 34 until the start of its next turn. Protected by the Ancestors (divine) A taiga giant's prayers to their ancestors grant them spiritual protection. If a taiga giant loses this protection (such as by taking too much damage when using Guardian Spirit, or if the ancestors are counteracted by dispel magic), it loses its immunity to the controlled condition and its status bonus to saving throws against enchantment and illusion effects. A taiga giant can once again be Protected by the Ancestors by performing a 10-minute prayer as an activity that has the concentrate trait.

Throw Rock [>]

Bestiary 2, page 126.