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Matriarch's Body (Ex): A lamia matriarch loses all other racial bonuses and gains monstrous humanoid traits (basically Darkvision 60') as well as low light vision. Newly adolescent Matriarchs are not full grown but still have the essential body shape of a matriarch and are thus immune to tripping (lacking legs) and cannot wear boots. She is a medium monstrous humanoid with a base speed of 20' and a swim speed of 10'. A lamia matriarch is not subject to having her movement slowed by encumbrance. A lamia matriarch gains a +8 racial bonus on swim checks, and can always choose to take 10 on a swim check, even when threatened or distracted. A Lamia Matriarch has a tail slap primary natural attack with a reach of 5' dealing 1d6 + 1.5x StrMod bludgeoning damage.

A matriarch's coils are covered in heavy scales, and she gains a natural armor bonus equal to her constitution modifier (minimum +1).

Alternate Form (Su): At first level at will, a lamia matriarch can assume an alternate, bipedal, human form that is identical to her matriarch form from the waist up. As this form is using her own magic to circumvent her bestial inheritance, it is difficult for her to maintain and places a stress upon her. It takes 10 minutes of concentration to force her body into this shape, but only a standard action to have it resume its true shape. A matriarch in bipedal form who is struck or damaged must make a will save (DC 10 + cumulative total damage dealt) at the beginning of her turn or immediately resume matriarch shape on that turn. Failing a concentration check while in bipedal form results in her immediately resuming her true shape. Because a Matriarch is always focusing on maintaining her alternate form, she cannot otherwise concentrate and is always distracted when performing actions that provoke attacks of opportunity (such as spellcasting or using a distracting skill such as heal, open lock, disable device, etc.) and cannot concentrate to cast spells defensively.

While in bipedal form, her base movement changes to 30' and she is subject to trip attacks and normal encumbrance. She loses any alternate forms of movement her true form may have given her as well as her tail slap, grab and constrict abilities. This ability otherwise functions as the alternate form special ability.

Ability Score Increase (Ex): Though cursed, they are still comely. A first level Lamia Matriarch gains a +2 racial bonus to Charisma. As she takes levels in this class, she gains additional racial bonuses of +1 to constitution at 4th, 6th and 8th level, of Charisma at 5th and 8th level, and of Strength at 2nd and 7th level for cumulative bonuses of +2 Strength, +3 Constitution and +4 Charisma.

Wyrd Curse (Su): All Lamia are heir to a cursed legacy, which manifests transferably in the Matriarch at 2nd level. As a standard action she can make a touch attack that deals 1d4 points of Wisdom Damage and 1 point of Wisdom Drain. A Will save (DC 10+1/2 the Matriarch's HD + her Charisma modifier) negates the ability drain but not the ability damage. Unlike most energy drain attacks, a Matriarch does not gain any temporary HP. A Lamia Matriarch who successfully damages and/or drains a living creature with an intelligence score of 3 or greater that is native to her plane of existence (essentially, a creature with a future) gains a Hex Pool equal to the amount of wisdom damage + drain she has dealt thus far.

The Matriarch's Hex Pool empties every morning, and a matriarch cannot hold more than her level + her cumulative levels in Lamia monstrous classes + her charisma modifier points of Hex (note that her level is counted twice). So long as she has at least 1 point of Hex in her Hex pool, a Lamia Matriarch gets a +1 profane bonus to armor class and saving throws. A lamia matriarch can spend hex to manipulate her Wyrd Curse in the following ways:

• 2 Hex: You may spend 2 Hex to gain a +1 sacred (if good) or profane (if evil) bonus to your caster level for the next spell or spell like ability you cast. You may spend additional hex to further augment the spell in a 2 for 1 trade.
  
• 5 Hex: You focus the Hex into making your foe suffer the pain of Lamyros. Your next Wyrd Curse penalizes the target's next single d20 roll by your charisma modifier. Will save negates.
  
• 7 Hex: You focus the Hex into an even greater curse. Your next Wyrd Curse afflicts the target with the drawbacks of a bestow curse effect. A target that fails the save by less than 5 is cursed for only 1 round. A target that fails the save by more than 5 is cursed for a number of rounds equal to one half your levels in Lamia monstrous Classes. Will save negates this effect.
  
• 8 Hex: You focus the Hex into taking misfortune into itself. An ally you touch afflicted by an ongoing effect that allows a saving throw gets another saving throw with your charisma modifier as a sacred bonus. Alternatively, an ally who failed a saving throw against an enchantment effect within the last round that you touch gets a new save against that effect with your charisma modifier as a sacred bonus.

Mystic Heritage (Sp):  The Lamia are descended of accursed spiritualists, and their daughters carry on that legacy. At 2nd level, a Lamia matriarch can use Ventriloquism 3/day as a spell like ability

Corroded Future/Path of Penitence (Su): Cursed for hubris and greed long ago, the Lamia impart that tale as a tradition in every daughter, expecting them to follow in their mother's footsteps in an ongoing quest to defy the gods. But some Lamia instead turn inwards into accepting their half-animal forms and accepting the burdens of fate. At 3rd level, a Lamia Matriarch can choose between the exemplary paths laid out before her, to corrupt and despoil all that the gods have wrought or to take the suffering into themselves and persevere beyond their ancestors' mistakes. (It is of course up to the GM if the divine punishment inflicted on the Lamias is an example of justice or cruel caprice).

Grab (Ex): A 3rd level Lamia Matriarch who successfully strikes a target with her tail slap attack can start a grapple as an immediate action without provoking an attack of opportunity. Because this uses her entire lower body, she cannot move while grappling.

Growth (Ex): As she molts over time, a Lamia Matriarch eventually grows to full size. At 4th level, a Lamia Matriarch's size changes to large. Do not recalculate any of her ability scores, though she does gain large penalties and bonuses to hide, grapple, and attacks. The reach of her Tail slap's increases to 10' and its base damage increases to 2d6. However, while her coils have gotten larger and longer, her torso has not, and she still wields manufactured weapons with the damage and reach of a medium creature. Her movement speed increases to 30', while her swim speed increases to 20'. Additionally, she gains a climb speed of 20', a +8 racial bonus on climb checks, and she can always choose to take 10 on a climb check, even when threatened or distracted.

Mystic Awakening (Sla): At 4th level, more of the power a Lamia is heir to manifests. She can use suggestion and mirror image as spell like abilities (CL equal to her HD, save DCs are charisma based) each 3x per day.

Constrict (Ex): A 4th level Lamia Matriarch who successfully grapples a target after landing a tail slap attack constricts for 2d6+Str damage. In addition, the first time she constricts in that round her constriction target subject to her Wyrd Curse (including any modifications she has made to her Wyrd Curse with her Hex Pool).

Soiled Road/Sacred Coil(Su): A 5th level Lamia Matriarch's pursuits lead her to even greater enlightenment on her journey.

Disciple(Ex): A 6th level Lamia Matriarch's ongoing quest for debasement or redemption have not gone unnoticed by the greater Lamia community. She gains the services of a disciple wishing to emulate her successes. This disciple is typically a Common Lamia, but other similar monsters (such as a Harpy) can be substituted at the DM's option. A Matriarch's disciple argues on her behalf, acts as her confident and friend and tries their best to emulate the Matriarch's chosen lifestyle. Treat a disciple as a cohort (as one gained from the leadership feat) using the normal statistic array. Matriarchs who grossly violate their chosen paths or mistreat their disciples may end up losing them, of course.

Mystic Ascendancy(Sla): A 7th Level Matriarch's mysticism reaches its zenith. She can use charm monster, deep slumber and major image each 1/day as spell like abilities.

Embraced Destiny (Su): At 8th level, a Lamia Matriarch is set on her course and well on her way towards her destiny.

A work in progress that I belted out in 2 hours. Looking over it, it miight be too strong for what it gives you, but I'm not sure.

The Lamia Matriarch is a  D&D monster that didn't really see much play in 3.5 until some Paizo modules, then got stuck into pathfinder's bestiary 3. Since we already have 'evil snake people' from the Yuan-Ti and 'good snake girl' in the Lillend with a side of 'whatever the hell you want snake people' as one of the things you can make with the anthropomorphic animal class I went in for Paizo's own 'descendants of preistesses who were cursed for hubris by their god' with a side of Melusine in the mechanics behind their alternate form.
The Lamia Matriarch here can thus revel in being evil or be a mature adult and come to terms with her body like every other monster with an alighment of 'any' in the manual. I mean seriously she's just got oral tradition and her mom's word saying they were all human once.

The Lamia Matriarch just looves cursing things with her Wisdom draining touch. She's an oddball brawler who's not quite up for frontlining it alone with a d8 but can't do much from the rear line but cast sorcerer spells, and if you wanted that, you should've just been a regular sorcerer!

Corrosion: Maybe allow it to restore Hex when used. Not sure how strong it is. (Probably too strong to let you use it every round, hence why it doesn't restore on use)

Disciple: Probably want more control than 'hey free backup PC' esp. since it has sorc casting and bookkeeping is bad. Optional rule: disciples are actually their daughters. She is a MATRIARCH after all.

Capstones: Free Summon Monsters for your spontaneous spellcasting or Turn Undead? Both of those are candy to this board, so I hope having to pick between them is a good enticement.

Ocean Giant Body:
At first level, an ocean giant loses all racial bonuses and gains giant traits (low light vision), a swim speed of 30' and a primary natural tail slap attack dealing 1d8+Str damage, as well as two natural slam attacks dealing 1d4 + 1/2Str damage. She gains the Aquatic Subtype, enabling her to swim without making checks. *An ocean giant gains a +8 racial bonus on swim checks and can always take 10 on a swim check, even when threated. She also gains natural armor equal to her con bonus. Finally, she gains the cold subtype, becoming immune to cold damage but taking 50% more damage from fire based attacks.

Ability Score Increase:
At every level, an ocean giant gains +1 Str and +1 Con for a total of +19 Str and +19 Con at 19th level.

Powerful Build:
At first level, an Ocean Giant gains Powerful Build.  The physical stature of Giants lets them function in many ways as if they were one size category larger. Whenever the Giant is subject to a size modifier or special size modifier for an opposed check (such as during grapple checks, bull rush attempts, and trip attempts), the Giant is treated as one size larger if doing so is advantageous to her. A Giant is also considered to be one size larger when determining whether a creature’s special attacks based on size (such as improved grab or swallow whole) can affect her. A Giant can use weapons designed for a creature one size larger without penalty. However, her space and reach remain those of a creature of her actual size. The benefits of this racial trait stack with the effects of powers, abilities, and spells that change the subject’s size category.

Amphibious(Ex): Though she has gills to breathe underwater, an ocean giant can also use her lungs to breathe on land with ease.

Landform(Su): As a fullround action, an ocean giant can transform into a bipedal form identical from the waist up to her aquatic one, losing her tail slap attack and gaining a movement speed of 30'. Only a true seeing spell reveals her true form. An ocean giant can resume her true form as a standard action. In all other ways this ability functions as the alternate form special ability. At 6th level, an ocean giant can assume landform as a standard action and ocean form as a move action. At 9th level, she can assume landform as a move action and resume ocean form as a swift action. At 12th level she can assume landform as a swift action and ocean form as a free action.

Damage Reduction(Ex): An ocean giant's hide is inured against the hazards of the sea. At first level, she gains damage reduction 5/piercing or slashing. At 4th level this increases to 10. At 8th level she is immune to bludgeoning damage.

Create Water (Sla): A first level ocean giant can create water once per day per level, as the spell. At 10th level, she can create water in an amount equal to 40 gallons per level (5 cubic feet or one square per level)

Ocean's Beloved (Su): While in a body of water that at least reaches her waist, an ocean giant is blessed by the seas themselves, drawing upon its limitless strength and power to make it her own. She chooses one ability from the list below at 3nd level and one additional ability at the following levels (7th, 9th, 14th, 15th, 18th).
     Ocean Grace: An ocean giant is bonded to the sea by more than just her body. Her very soul is graced by the seas, and she adds her Charisma bonus as a sacred bonus on all saving throws.
     Marine Awakening: An ocean giant adds her Charisma bonus as a sacred bonus to her caster level for all spell like abilities she possesses.
     Typhoon: An ocean giant adds her Charisma bonus as a sacred bonus to attack and damage rolls.
     Ocean Charm: An ocean giant adds her Charisma bonus as a deflection bonus to armor class.
     Aquatic Force: An ocean giant adds her Charisma bonus as a sacred bonus to opposed rolls, such as Strength checks as part of a combat maneuver, Dexterity checks to escape bonds, etc.

Massive Anchor (Ex): An ocean giant is a hunter and steward of the deep, and nothing embodies that like these massive tridents. At second level, an ocean giant can spend 8 hours creating a trident one size category larger than she would normally be able to wield. A ocean giant may own one such trident at a time. She incurs no penalty for throwing it underwater. At 3rd level, her Massive Anchor becomes magical, gaining a +1 enhancement bonus. Every 4 levels beyond that the enhancement bonus increases by 1. She may opt to instead place equivalent special abilities on her Massive Anchor.
 At 8th level, opponents struck by an ocean giant's massive anchor who fail a Will save (DC 10 + 1/2 the ocean giant's HD + her Charisma modifier) are penalized as though they were in her sea of Crises for 2 rounds. This has no effect on opponents already in her Sea of Crises.

Gliding Armor (Ex): A third level ocean giant no longer takes penalties for wearing armor underwater.

Anchor Throw (Ex): An ocean giant's massive anchor gains the returning property as long as she holds it and for one round thereafter.

Rock Throwing (Ex):  At fourth level, the Ocean Giant may begin throwing boulders or other large objects.  A giant of at least Large size can hurl rocks weighing 40 to 50 pounds each (Small objects) up to 600 feet. A Huge giant can hurl rocks of 60 to 80 pounds (Medium objects). A Gargantuan giant can hurl rocks of 90 to 120 pounds (large objects).  Inanimate objects of similar size and heft may be used as well, counting as rocks of the same type.

At 7th class level, an ocean giant standing or swimming in an ocean throws rocks with the force of a great typhoon. Her rocks are magical and gain a +1 enhancement bonus on attacks and damage rolls as a result, and ignore prevailing wind conditions. As well, she is not penalized for throwing rocks underwater (treat the water as air for the purposes of adjudicating range increment penalties).

At 9th class level, an Ocean Giant's thrown rocks can physically knock opponents struck backwards. Treat this as a bull rush attempt made against the first target hit by the rock using the Ocean Giant's strength modifier and the rock's size as its size bonus to the bull rush check, as well as adding any power attack bonus to damage as a bonus to the check. Opponents cannot make attacks of opportunity against thrown rocks of course, and provoke attacks of opportunity as normal for being bull rushed.

Rock Catching (Ex): At fourth level, a giant that would normally be hit by a rock can make a Reflex save to catch it as a free action. The DC is 15 for a Small rock, 17 for a Medium one, and 19 for a Large one. (If the projectile provides a magical bonus on attack rolls, the DC increases by that amount.) The giant must be ready for and aware of the attack in order to make a rock catching attempt.

Growth (Ex): At fourth level, the Ocean finishes growing to large size but loses Powerful Build.  Her AC, bonus to hit, tail slap damage, grapple and skills change accordingly, but he doesn't get any ability score bonus or penalties.  Her base swim speed increases by 15' and her landform's base land speed increases by 5'. (These movement boosts occur again at 12HD and 20HD, as the giant increases in size again).
The Ocean Giant continues to grow throughout her life:
 At 8 HD, the Ocean giant reacquires powerful build, gaining the partial benefits of Huge size.
 At 12 HD, the Ocean giant loses powerful build and grows to Huge size.
 At 16 HD, the Ocean giant regains powerful build.
 At 20 HD, the ocean giant loses powerful build and grows to gargantuan size.

Valorous Trident (Ex): At 5th level, an ocean giant's trident deals double damage on a charge. If you are using the Forgotten Realms ^(tm) Unapproachable East ^(tm) supplement, this ability does not stack with the Valorous weapon Enchantment.

Sea of Nectar (Su): At 5th level allies within 15' of the ocean giant in the same body of water as her gain numerous benefits from her connection to the oceans. While within an Ocean Giant's Sea of Nectar, allies can breathe normally. They must make a DC 10 swim check once per round and move at their normal speed on a success or half that on a failure, or use their swim speed if they have one. If adjacent to the bottom of the body of water, they can walk at normal speed. Finally, within an ocean giant's sea of nectar, the penalties for underwater combat are removed (these do apply to the ocean giant herself). Allies also add her charisma bonus as a deflection bonus to AC. when an ocean giant reaches large size the Sea of Nectar extends to 30'. When an ocean giant reaches huge size, the sea extends to 45'. At Gargantuan size, the sea extends 60'. An ocean giant may designate any number of creatures within the sea as allies as a free action at any time, even when it's not her turn. A creature cannot be designated as an ally and enemy at the same time.

Sea of Crises (Su): At 5th level, enemies within 15' of the Ocean Giant in the same body of water as her are penalized by her connection to the ocean. Creatures lacking the aquatic subtype treat this water as difficult terrain and must spend 2x as much movement crossing through it by whatever means they use, as long as the water at least reaches their waist. Spellcasters must make a DC 15 + the Ocean Giant's Charisma bonus + spell level concentration check to cast within the Sea of Crises. Opponents who lack the aquatic subtype within the sea of Crises are denied their dexterity bonus to Armor Class against attacks made by Ocean Giants. In addition, any damage reduction they have is reduced by the Ocean Giant's Charisma modifier (minimum zero) while within the seas.

Opponents within the Sea of Crises provoke attacks of opportunity from an Ocean Giant while moving through them for any reason (i.e. by their own motion, through controlled water, etc). At tenth level, an ocean giant may make these attacks as long as she herself is submerged within water, as per the requirements of Ocean's Beloved (Opponents standing out of water are naturally not otherwise subject to penalties from the Sea of Crises until they fail their save against her Massive Anchor, see above.)

 The DC on all swim checks to move through her sea of Crises is increased by 5 at 5th level, by 10 at 10th level and by 15 at 15th level. At 10th level, even creatures with the Aquatic subtype are affected. An Ocean giant can designate any number of creatures as enemies on her turn. When an ocean giant reaches large size the Sea of Crises extends to 30'. When an ocean giant reaches huge size, the sea extends to 45'. When an ocean giant reaches gargantuan size, the sea extends to 60'. A creature cannot be designated as an ally and enemy at the same time.

Trample (Ex): At fifth level, while in landform as a full-round action, The Giant can move up to twice her speed and literally run over any opponents at least one size category smaller than itself. The Giant merely has to move over the opponents in its path; any creature whose space is completely covered by the Giant’s space is subject to the trample attack. If a target’s space is larger than 5 feet, it is only considered trampled if the Giant moves over all the squares it occupies.

A trample attack deals bludgeoning damage (the Giant’s slam damage + 1½ times her Str modifier).

Trampled opponents can attempt attacks of opportunity, but these take a -4 penalty. If they do not make attacks of opportunity, trampled opponents can attempt Reflex saves to take half damage.

The save DC against the Giant’s trample attack is 10 + ½ Giant's HD + Giant’s Str modifier. The Giant can only deal trampling damage to each target once per round, no matter how many times its movement takes it
over a target creature.

Torpedo Rush (Ex): At fifth level while in true form as a full-round action, the Giant can swim up to twice her speed and literally run over any opponents at least one size category smaller than itself. The Giant merely has to move over the opponents in its path; any creature whose space is completely covered by the Giant’s space is subject to the rush attack. If a target’s space is larger than 5 feet, it is only considered torpedoed if the Giant moves over all the squares it occupies.

A torpedo rush attack deals bludgeoning damage (the Giant’s tail slap damage + 1½ times her Str modifier).

Torpedoed opponents can attempt attacks of opportunity, but these take a -4 penalty. If they do not make attacks of opportunity, tropedoed opponents can attempt Reflex saves to take half damage.

The save DC against the Giant’s torpedo rush is 10 + ½ Giant's HD + Giant’s Str modifier. The Giant can only deal rush damage to each target once per round, no matter how many times its movement takes it past that opponent. Opponents swimming naturally cannot be knocked prone, so those who fail their saves are dazed for one round instead.

Swim-by attack (Ex): A fifth level ocean giant can make a standard action anytime during a move action while swimming, as per the flyby attack feat's effects only underwater.

Commune with Oceans(Sla): Once per week at seventh level, an ocean giant can unite her senses with the waters around her supernaturally to gain enlightenment. This ability functions as the Commune with Nature spell, save it only functions in a natural body of water at least the ocean giant's size.

Summon Oceans(Sla): A spectacular ability powerful ocean giants at 8th level possess is the ability to create and bend water into a myriad array of shapes and trap creatures within them. As a standard action, she can call into being one 10' cube of water per caster level (use her hit dice as the caster level) within medium (100' + 10' per level) range into a wall, pillar, tunnel or any other continuous shape she can imagine so long as the portions of the water remain adjacent. Creatures caught in the water as it is generated must make a reflex save (DC 10 + 1/2 the ocean giant's HD + her Cha bonus) or be caught in the water. This water can be navigated by any creatures nearby using swim checks. Open flames are immediately extinguished by this water. Creatures with the fire subtype take 2d6 points of damage +1 per caster level for each round they remain wholly or partially submerged.
This water is transparent, but provides cover to targets inside attacked from without. Attempting to remove water from the summoned area causes it to evaporate instantly and the summoned ocean to regenerate the water, unless the ocean giant herself is manipulating it (see below). In all other ways this water behaves exactly as normal water does, including providing benefits to the ocean giant's ocean's beloved ability. Despite the name, this water can be briny, salty or fresh at the giant's option.

 An ocean giant in summoned water (her own or another's) can change up to her level in 10' cubes of its configuration as a move action once per round. At 13th level she can change the configuration as a swift action.

Manipulated water lasts ten minutes per level and can be made permanent with a permanency spell. Permanently summoned oceans can be manipulated, but return to their original location and form as soon as the ocean giant moves beyond her normal casting range of this ability (which can result in the giant being left in midair or in otherwise unpalatable circumstances). This ability is the equivalent to a 4th level spell. An ocean giant can summon the ocean twice per day at 8th level, plus an additional 1 time every four levels thereafter. At 12th level, an ocean giant instead manipulates water in 20' cubes.

Ocean giants away from their native seas often use this ability to quickly generate water to swim through and a take advantage of their superlative strength in the seas while assailing foes who thought themselves untouchable.

Breach (Ex): At 9th level, an ocean giant can use this awe inspiring attack. As long as she moves at least 1x her height under water when charging, an ocean giant can breach the surface and cross upwards out of the water (make a vertical jump check from a running start using the water's surface as the base to determine exactly how far) as part of a charge, and strike one opponent in reach. At the end of this manuever, she is again submerged.

Sound (Ex): At 10th level, an Ocean giant can dive a target at least 10' beneath her as part of a charge. She must make a long jump check from a running start to determine if she has successfully sounded the target. A sound charge deals twice as much damage as a normal charge. A sounding ocean giant takes -4 AC and gains +4 to hit on the charge instead of the normal -2 and +2.

Pouncing Trident (Ex): At 10th level, an Ocean Giant can use her massive anchor to make a full attack at the end of a charge.

Will to Power (Ex): At 11th level, an ocean giant may use the higher of her Strength bonus or Constitution bonus as an untyped bonus on all Charisma based checks she makes (such as turning checks) and any feat that depends on charisma, such as leadership. This ability in no way benefits bonuses accrued from Ocean's beloved or similar abilities from other classes, such as a paladin's Divine Grace.

Planar Respite (Su): At 11th level, an Ocean giant becomes resistant to the hostile effects of extradimensional oceans. As long is the body in question is made of water (so for example a sea of slime in the abyss would not protect her) an Ocean giant suffers no adverse magical effects from being in that water - the River Lethe does not erase her memory, for instance. She is still subject to natural and nonmagical hazards of extraplanar seas, such as rapid temperature shifts or turbidity.

Skim (Ex): At 12th level, an Ocean giant may now use a long jump check as the result when breaching a target and may move horizontally as well as vertically as part of the breach.

Watery Sheen (Su): At 12th level, an ocean giant is perpetually shrouded in the ocean's embrace. She is always treated as being in water for the purposes of ocean's Beloved.

Waterspout (Sla): Once per day per 3 HD at 13th level as a standard action, an ocean giant may call forth a waterspout out of any body of water within medium (100' + 10' per level) at least 10' wide and 20' deep, and must remain attached to at least a body of water meeting those conditions. The waterspout moves 30' per round and moves as she directs it to (she does not need to concentrate on it to leave it with simple commands but must spend a standard action to give it new orders). The waterspout lasts for 1 round per level. Creatures in contact with the waterspout take 1d8/level points of damage. Medium or smaller creatures who fail their save are sucked into the spout, taking 1d8/two levels points of damage each round with no save allowed. Trapped creatures remain inside for 1d3 rounds before being ejected from the top and falling 1d8x5 feet to the ground. A reflex save (DC 10 + 1/2 the Ocean Giant's HD + her Cha modifier) negates this effect. At 16th level the waterspout grows larger and can suck up even large creatures. At 20th level, the waterspout can suck up huge creatures. This ability is equivalent to a 7th level spell.

Sea of Fecundity (Su): A 13th level Ocean giant gains fast healing equal to twice her Charisma Bonus as long as she is at least waist deep in water. An Ocean Giant's Watery Sheen ability does not influence Sea of Fecundity.

Marine Sanctuary (Sla): As a warden of the seas and those within it, Ocean Giants are blessed with the power to protect. A 14th level ocean giant can generate a protective ward around her allies as a standard action. This ability functions as a Sanctuary spell useable 1 per day per five levels, save that it affects one touched creature per two levels, and only functions as long as those creatures meet the requirements themselves for gaining the benefits of ocean's beloved (must be in water at least waist deep).

Flood (Sla): A 15th level Ocean Giant can call forth a mighty flood from the mighty ocean within. Once per day, an Ocean Giant can command a colossal wave of briny or fresh water 10' high in a 60' cone or 30' splash centered on the Ocean giant as a standard action action.
 This ability generates 200 10' cubes of water. Creatures caught in the flood cannot move or attack and must make a concentration check (DC 20 + the ocean giant's Cha modifier) to cast any spells. The flood deals 1d6 points of nonlethal damage, plus an additional 1d6 per five caster levels (max 5d6).
 Creatures or objects not soundly secured are flung away by the flood. If they impact a solid object or surface they take 8d6 points of damage. A creature with access to a secured object can make a DC 20 STR check to hold on. A creature without direct access can make a DC 20 reflex save to attempt to grab one, then make the STR check. A creature of Huge size or larger can make a DC 30 Strength check to simply dig in and endure. A creature that fails any of these saves is knocked prone in adittion to be swept away. If used in a confined space, the flood fills the space with water to the limits of its ability, then stops.
 A flood can naturally sweep creatures off off cliffs or precipices, causing them to take falling damage as part of the ability's effect. A structure caught in the flood takes 60 points of damage, minus hardness (but not halved for being an object). This ability is equivalent to an 8th level spell.
 Allies within reach of an Ocean Giant's Sea of Nectar are not affected by this ability, unless they're masochists (i.e. want to be).

Maelstrom (Ex): An ocean giant may spend a fullround action in water at least 5' wider and larger than her to generate a maelstorm, as per the water elemental ability of the same name. The maelstrom is as that of a Water Elemental one size category larger than the Ocean Giant (a gargantuan giant summons an elder elemental's Maelstrom instead). The giant and allies within her sea of nectar are immune to its effects. The Maelstrom lasts for 1d4+2 rounds and can be moved 60' per round using the ocean giant's control water ability.

Watery Grave (Su): At 17th level, the Ocean Giant's flood ability reaches a vast area, generating a 60' radius splash or 120' cone. She can use Flood one additional time per day.

Boundless Seas (Sla): An 18th level Ocean Giant's connection to the seas extends not only across the world, but across all worlds. Twice per day, an ocean giant can as part of a move action swimming underwater swim into a body of water on another plane of existence. This functions as a greater plane shift spell, including allowing up to 8 allies moving through the water along with her and holding hands to travel to the new plane. The destination plane's sole restriction is that it must have a body of water large enough to hold the ocean giant and her allies.

As well, an Ocean Giant is no longer considered extraplanar when in a body of water reaching at least her waist.

Tsunami (Su): At 19th level, the Ocean giant can generate a flood as a swift action up to 3 times per day, generating 20' high waves in a 120' cone or 60' radius burst. Everything in the Tsunami takes and additional 1d8 points of lethal damage per square travelled as the titanic wall of water crushes them. The Save DCs and Strength DCs each increase by ten. Structures take 120 points of damage. An ocean Giant can ride her own Tsunami and charge along the forefront of it, doing 3x her normal charge damage to the target the tsunami sweeps her to.

If used underwater, Flood generates a 60' or 120' cone of sonic damage that deals 1d6/level damage, reflex for half. An ocean giant can still ride her Tsunami directly underwater.

Given that the giant in the illustration would have to be around 400' long to pull that off on a medium creature, we'll say she's bugging a petal or something. Or else is using exploits to get two size categories larger than colossal.

So, Ocean Giant. Inexplicably CR 19 despite having stats not to dissimilar from a CR 11 giant.
The intent for those keen on being the LORD OF THE SEAS is to eventually pull a doomtrain (who generated his own traintracks) and just move around in your own private magical travelling ocean (via water maniuplation) when not kicking butt directly in one. Intended as a paladin/ranger frontliner focused on STR, CON and CHA who can block things off with water and bombard it with tridents or rocks if things get sticky.
Thanks to 19 levels of giant, she stands above and beyond her kin as the absolute strongest giant so far. Eventually turning into what would be in anything but D&D a veritable god of the ocean, she can cross planar seas in the eternal fight to protect the oceans from those who would abuse the water's bounty, or just y'know, adventure.

Incidentally, if you start with 18 STR and put every level bonus into STR on top of the +19 this class gives you, you'll end up with the same STR as the actual monster.