• Charging Minotaur —Charging bull rush deals damage, ignores attacks of opportunity.
• Stone Bones —Gain DR 3/adamantine, +1 DR/ 2 lvls.
• Stonefoot Stance Stance—+2 bonus on Strength checks, +2 bonus to AC against larger foes, and +2 CMD.

• Mountain Hammer —Deal +1d6 damage/ 2 lvls, overcome DR and hardness.
• Stone Vise —Deal +1d6 damage/ 2 lvls, attack immobilizes creature.

• Bonecrusher —Deal +1d6 damage, +2 bonus on attacks to confirm critical hits.
• Crushing Weight of the Mountain Stance— Constrict for 1d6+Str when grappling.
• Roots of the Mountain Stance—Gain a bonus on CMD & DR. 
• Stone Dragon's Fury —Deal +4d6 damage against objects, constructs.

• Bonesplitting Strike —Attack deals Constitution damage.
• Boulder Roll —Gain  bonus on overrun attempts.
• Overwhelming Mountain strike —Deal damage, target is stunned.

• Elder Mountain Hammer —Deal +6d6 damage, overcome DR and hardness. save fall prone. 
• Giant's Stance Stance—Deal damage as if you are one size category larger.
• Mountain Avalanche —Gain ability to trample foes.

• Crushing Vise —Deal +4d6 damage, attack immobilizes creature. save or paralyzed
• Iron Bones —Gain DR 10/adamantine.
• Irresistible Mountain Strike —Deal +4d6 damage, target loses standard action. Flat footed 1d4

• Ancient Mountain Hammer —Deal +12d6 damage, overcome DR and hardness. Shaken 1d4
• Colossus Strike —Strike deals +6d6 damage, knocks opponent backward.

9th-Level Maneuvers

• Rise of the Great Stone Dragon:  — Creates a dragon made of stone to fight for you.
• Mountain Tombstone Strike —Attack deals 2d6 Constitution damage.

You charge at your foe, blasting him with such power that he stumbles back.

As you roar across the battlefield, your position yourself to deliver a devastating charge attack. When you slam into an opponent, you crush him with concussive force and send him stumbling backward.

As part of this maneuver, you make a bull rush attack as part of a charge. Neither the movement nor the bull rush attack provokes attacks of opportunity.  If successful you deal bludgeoning damage equal to 1d6 + your Str modifier per 2 lvls in addition to pushing the target back +5 ft. 

You focus your energy to enhance your defenses, drawing on the power of your weapon’s impact with a foe to toughen yourself against a counterattack.

The Stone Dragon tradition teaches its disciples to shrug off attacks through a combination of mental focus, pure toughness, and resilience. When you make a successful melee attack, you attune your mind and body to such an incredible extent that only the sharpest weapons can injure you. Lesser armaments cause mere bruises and minor cuts.

When you use this maneuver, you make a single melee attack. If this attack hits, you gain damage reduction 3+1/adamantine per 2 lvls, for 1 round (max 10).

You crouch and set your feet flat on the ground, drawing the resilience of the earth into your body.

The students of the Stone Dragon discipline model their defenses after the earth itself. The wind might batter the mountain, the river might cut through the plains, but in the end the stone and rock shrug off such assaults.

While you are in this stance, you gain a +2 bonus on Strength checks and a +2 bonus to AC against creatures of a size category larger than yours, and +2 to CMD / 10 lvls. 

This stance immediately ends if you move more than 5 feet for any reason, such as from a bull rush attack, a telekinesis spell, and so forth.

As part of this maneuver, you make a single attack. This attack deals an extra 1d6 points of damage / 2 lvls (Max 10d6) and automatically overcomes damage reduction and hardness.

By making a powerful, focused blow, you leave your opponent unable to move. The crushing weight of your blow forces it to waste a precious moment regaining its footing.

As part of this maneuver, you make a single melee attack. This attack deals an extra 1d6 points of damage/ 2 lvls (max 10d6). If the creature hit is standing on the ground, your attack also Stuns the creature for 1 round.

A successful Fortitude save (DC 10+ CMB + 1/2 level) by the creature struck negates the immobilization, but not the extra damage.

You deliver your attack, and your enemy’s eyes jerk wide open in panic as his skeleton begins to fracture in hundreds of places.

As part of this maneuver, you make a melee attack. If your attack hits, it deals an extra +1d6 points of damage/ 2 lvls. The creature struck must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 10+ CMB+ 1/2 lvl) or its skeletal structure becomes massively weakened, and all rolls made to confirm a critical hit against the target gain a +2 bonus plus 1 per 2 lvls (Max +10). A successful save does not negate the extra damage.

If the creature fails the Fort save they are staggered for 1d4 rounds. 

Creatures without a discernible anatomy or that are immune to critical hits are immune to this maneuver’s special effect. The extra damage still applies against such targets.

You crush your opponent beneath you, squeezing the life out of him as you pin him to the ground.

Engaging in close combat against you is, at best, a foolish prospect. Drawing on your understanding of the Stone Dragon discipline, you squeeze a foe within your grasp and force the life from him.

While you are in this stance, you gain a +1CMB / 4 lvls and the ability to constrict for 1d6 points of damage + Str bonus (if any) per 5 lvls. 

You crouch and set your feet flat on the ground, rooting yourself to the spot you stand. Nothing can move you from this place.

Like a living mountain, you choose your position on the battlefield and sink your roots into the earth. With your spot chosen on the field, you cannot be shifted from your position.

While you are in this stance, you gain a +1 to CMD/ 4 lvls. Any creature that attempts to move through your threatened area or the space you occupy takes a –1 penalty on any Acrobatics checks it makes. This stance also grants you damage reduction 1/adamantine +1 per 4 lvls.

With a mighty war cry, you slam your weapon into a slight crack or other fault in an object. The object shudders for a moment before it collapses into broken shards.

Your attunement to Stone Dragon’s earth nature allows you to spot flaws in objects with uncanny precision. You use this knowledge to your advantage, allowing you to make devastating attacks against objects and constructs.

As part of this maneuver, you make a single melee attack. If your attack hits a construct or an object, you deal an extra 4d6 points of damage. You can use this strike in conjunction with the sunder special attack and attempt to damage held or carried objects. Against other targets, you gain no special benefit from this maneuver.

Your attack slams home with a ferocious crack of shattered bones and pulped flesh. Your target reels backward, still alive but severely crippled.

A Stone Dragon adept is an implacable foe. Your attacks smash through armor and turn bone into dust. By focusing your strength into a single, devastating attack, you smash an opponent to the core. His very health and endurance are left wrecked by your attack.

As part of this maneuver, you make a single melee attack. If your attack hits, the target takes normal damage as well Constitution damage. 1st-5th level take 2 points of Con damage, 6th-12th level take 1d4 points Con dmg, 15th+ level take 1d6 points of Con dmg.

Like a boulder tumbling down a mountainside, you slam through your enemies.

You are an implacable foe once you gain enough momentum. As you move across the battlefield, your foes must stand aside or be crushed beneath your feet.

If you make an overrun attacker charge, you can initiate this boost. You gain a +4 bonus +1 / 5 levels on your CMB to overrun or charge, and if you fail your check, your target can’t knock you prone. You simply stop moving in the last legal space you occupied. You do not provoke attacks of opportunity for the movement or the overrun attempts.

Your mighty strike temporarily disorients your opponent, costing him precious seconds as he shakes off the attack.

You slam your foe with a mighty strike, almost knocking him from his feet and forcing him to find his footing and steady himself before he can react. As part of this maneuver, you make a melee attack. This attack deals an extra 1d6 points of damage/ 2 lvls (max 20d6). If the creature hit is standing on the ground, your attack also Stuns the creature for 1d4 rounds.

A successful Fortitude save (DC 10+ CMB + 1/2 level) by the creature struck negates the immobilization, but not the extra damage.

This maneuver functions only against opponents standing on the ground. A flying creature or a levitating target need not save against the action loss effect, but still takes the extra damage.

When you initiate this maneuver, you do not move. Instead, choose a position that you may move to. You may consider yourself at that position for other abilities. This includes, but is not limited to, making attacks against enemies you would threaten if you were at that space and casting a spell as if the beginning of your line of effect and sight was there.

If you move more than five feet for any reason before the end of this maneuver, the effects of this maneuver end.

Having achieved complete mastery of the Stone Dragon discipline allows you to create an avatar of the great creature itself. When you use this maneuver, you create a gigantic draconic creature made of solid rock in a space within the designated range. You may command this creature to move and attack immediately, using your available actions to command it. The dragon has a number of Hit Dice equal to your initiator level, changing its vital statistics accordingly. It can be commanded out to a range of 100 ft., and has all of the statistics and abilities listed in the stat block below:

The Great Stone Dragon

Size/Type: Colossal Construct (Earth)

Hit Dice: (initiator level)d12 

Initiative: +1

Speed: 80 ft. (average) (16 squares), Burrow 80'

Armor Class: 33 (-8 size, +1 Dex, +30 natural), touch 3, flat-footed 32

Base Attack (initiator level)

Attack: Bite (initiator level+17) melee (12d8+17)

Full Attack: Bite (initiator level+17) melee (12d8+34, x3 on crit.)

Space/Reach: 25 ft./25 ft.

Special Attacks: Martial initiation

Special Qualities: Construct traits, DR10/ adamantine, transference

Saves: Fort +X, Ref +X, Will +X (character's stats)

Abilities: Str 45, Dex 12, Con —, Int —, Wis —, Cha —

Skills: Intimidate +20, Perception +10

Feats: Adaptable Technique, Grimoire Toughness, Weapon Focus (bite)

With its powerful jaws and claws, in addition to numerous immunities, the Great Stone Dragon is very difficult to fight against, let alone destroy. Its primary function, however, is to act as a conduit for its controller's martial maneuvers.

Martial Maneuvers: Any martial maneuvers or martial stances that may be used by the martial adept who summoned the Great Stone Dragon may be used by the dragon itself. These maneuvers are spent normally and identify the dragon as the point of origin instead of its master.

Transference: The Great Stone Dragon inherits its controller's Base Attack Bonus and saving throws. The controller of the Great Stone Dragon can see everything the dragon sees.