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Fantasy Creatures
- Thread starter Blue Ghost
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More converted fantasy creatures, from the D&D 3.0 Monster Manual.
FISHMEN (Loacath) 787663 Spear-1 Survival- Craft OR Music OR Hunt-1 Spear or Tools or Instrument 1d4 Gold
FISHMEN LEADER: Spear-2 Survival-1 Hunt-1 Leader-1 Spear, 1d6+1 gold
GIANT, HILL: FAB553 Cudgel-2 Throwing-1 Survival-1 Jack, Greatclub, 2d6 Gold
GIANT, AIR: FAB775 Cudgel OR Broadsword-1 Craft OR Music-1 Greatmace OR Broadsword, Chain, 3d6 Gold
GNOLL A78641 Axe OR Spear OR Sword OR Cudgel-1 Jack, Weapon, 3d6 gold
GNOLL ELITE A88641 Axe OR Sword-1 Bow-1 Recon-1 Jack, Weapon, Bow + Arrows, 4d6 Gold
GNOLL LEADER: A88751 Axe-2 Leader-1 Intimidation-1 Jack, Axe, 5d6 Gold
GRIMLOCK: 989541 Axe-1 Craft-1 Hunt-1 Axe, 2d6 gold
FROGMEN (Kuo-Toa) 979851 Spear-1 Blade-1 Spear, Jack 2d6 gold
FROGMEN CIVILIAN: 878651 Spear-1 Hunt OR Craft-1 Spear OR tools 1d6 gold
FROGMEN LEADER: 979871 Spear-2 Blade-1 Leader-1 Tactics-1 Spear, Jack, 3d6 gold
TROLL: DAD310 Brawling-2 2d6*5 gold
TROGLODYTE CIVILIAN: 668531 Spear OR Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Hunt OR Craft-1 Weapon, 1d4 gold, Stench (-2 to initiative to all non-Troglodyte opponents without filters)
TROGLODYTE WARRIOR: 86A541 Spear-1 Javelin-1 Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Hunt-1 Stench, Jack, Spear, 2d4 gold
TROGLODYTE LEADER: 87A551 Spear-2 Javelin-1 Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Leader-1 Hunt-1 Stench, Spear, Blade OR Axe, Jack, 2d6 gold
TROGLODYTE PRIEST: 677561 Spear-1 Survival-1 Philosophy-1 Spear, Holy Object, 2d4 gold
FISHMEN (Loacath) 787663 Spear-1 Survival- Craft OR Music OR Hunt-1 Spear or Tools or Instrument 1d4 Gold
FISHMEN LEADER: Spear-2 Survival-1 Hunt-1 Leader-1 Spear, 1d6+1 gold
GIANT, HILL: FAB553 Cudgel-2 Throwing-1 Survival-1 Jack, Greatclub, 2d6 Gold
GIANT, AIR: FAB775 Cudgel OR Broadsword-1 Craft OR Music-1 Greatmace OR Broadsword, Chain, 3d6 Gold
GNOLL A78641 Axe OR Spear OR Sword OR Cudgel-1 Jack, Weapon, 3d6 gold
GNOLL ELITE A88641 Axe OR Sword-1 Bow-1 Recon-1 Jack, Weapon, Bow + Arrows, 4d6 Gold
GNOLL LEADER: A88751 Axe-2 Leader-1 Intimidation-1 Jack, Axe, 5d6 Gold
GRIMLOCK: 989541 Axe-1 Craft-1 Hunt-1 Axe, 2d6 gold
FROGMEN (Kuo-Toa) 979851 Spear-1 Blade-1 Spear, Jack 2d6 gold
FROGMEN CIVILIAN: 878651 Spear-1 Hunt OR Craft-1 Spear OR tools 1d6 gold
FROGMEN LEADER: 979871 Spear-2 Blade-1 Leader-1 Tactics-1 Spear, Jack, 3d6 gold
TROLL: DAD310 Brawling-2 2d6*5 gold
TROGLODYTE CIVILIAN: 668531 Spear OR Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Hunt OR Craft-1 Weapon, 1d4 gold, Stench (-2 to initiative to all non-Troglodyte opponents without filters)
TROGLODYTE WARRIOR: 86A541 Spear-1 Javelin-1 Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Hunt-1 Stench, Jack, Spear, 2d4 gold
TROGLODYTE LEADER: 87A551 Spear-2 Javelin-1 Axe OR Blade-1 Survival-1 Leader-1 Hunt-1 Stench, Spear, Blade OR Axe, Jack, 2d6 gold
TROGLODYTE PRIEST: 677561 Spear-1 Survival-1 Philosophy-1 Spear, Holy Object, 2d4 gold
The giants you've posted are weaker than the Ogre I've made earlier; you should probably give them strength and endurance in the 20's or 30's (use the high pseudo-hex UPP stats given in LBB8). They should also give a +DM to hit because they're big targets, and do double (or even triple!) damage when they hit you.
Also, aren't Gnolls already covered in Traveller as Vargr?
Also, aren't Gnolls already covered in Traveller as Vargr?
Some more fantasy and low-tech stuff for the list:
SNAKEMAN (Yuan-Ti), TWO-LEGGED: 696a91 Sword-1 Bow-1 Admin-1 Leader OR Craft-1; Chain OR Jack, Bow or Crossbow, 20 Arrows, 5d6 gold
SNAKEMAN, HALF-SNAKE: A99661 Sword OR Axe OR Spear-2 Sword OR Axe OR Spear-1 Bow-1 Craft-1 Brawl-1; Chain OR Jack, Hand Weapon, Bow or Crossbow, 20 Arrows, 3d6 gold
SNAKEMAN, MONSTROSITY: C9C551 [May not have arms; roll 5+ on 1d6] Brawl-3 Sword OR Axe OR Spear OR Cudgel-1 (if has hands); Chain OR Jack, Hand Weapon (if has hands) 2d6 gold
Scalemail, TL1, Cr 125. A suit of semi-flexible armor made of many small overlapping plates. Treat as Mesh+1 against melee or thrown weapons and as Jack against ranged weapons. Weighs 3500 grams and counts against the Encumberance limit.
Elven Scale, TL1, Cr 1200. Treat as Mesh and does not count against the Encumberance limit.
Elven Plate, TL 2, Cr 5000. Treat as Cloth-1 against melee and thrown weapons, Mesh-1 against primitive weapons and Jack-1 against modern firearms. Weighs 5000 grams and counts against the Encumberance limit. Very rare and even less common outside of Elven nobility.
And eventually I'll put up my own take on bows, spears and shields, and dig up an old thread of mine to put in some extra psi powers.
SNAKEMAN (Yuan-Ti), TWO-LEGGED: 696a91 Sword-1 Bow-1 Admin-1 Leader OR Craft-1; Chain OR Jack, Bow or Crossbow, 20 Arrows, 5d6 gold
SNAKEMAN, HALF-SNAKE: A99661 Sword OR Axe OR Spear-2 Sword OR Axe OR Spear-1 Bow-1 Craft-1 Brawl-1; Chain OR Jack, Hand Weapon, Bow or Crossbow, 20 Arrows, 3d6 gold
SNAKEMAN, MONSTROSITY: C9C551 [May not have arms; roll 5+ on 1d6] Brawl-3 Sword OR Axe OR Spear OR Cudgel-1 (if has hands); Chain OR Jack, Hand Weapon (if has hands) 2d6 gold
Scalemail, TL1, Cr 125. A suit of semi-flexible armor made of many small overlapping plates. Treat as Mesh+1 against melee or thrown weapons and as Jack against ranged weapons. Weighs 3500 grams and counts against the Encumberance limit.
Elven Scale, TL1, Cr 1200. Treat as Mesh and does not count against the Encumberance limit.
Elven Plate, TL 2, Cr 5000. Treat as Cloth-1 against melee and thrown weapons, Mesh-1 against primitive weapons and Jack-1 against modern firearms. Weighs 5000 grams and counts against the Encumberance limit. Very rare and even less common outside of Elven nobility.
And eventually I'll put up my own take on bows, spears and shields, and dig up an old thread of mine to put in some extra psi powers.
Jame, I think F is the max for humans, not so for Aslan, K'Kree, and Virushi.
Space Cadet
SOC-12
That's very interesting.
Do you by any chance convert the ability scores this way?
D20
Score: 7 + Mod = Traveller Score
0-1: 8 - 5 = 3
2-3: 8 - 4 = 4
4-5: 8 - 3 = 5
6-7: 8 - 2 = 6
8-9: 8 - 1 = 7
10-11: 8 + 0 = 8
12-13: 8 + 1 = 9
14-15: 8 + 2 = A
16-17: 8 + 3 = B
18-19: 8 + 4 = C
20-21: 8 + 5 = D
22-23: 8 + 6 = E
24-25: 8 + 7 = F
26-27: 8 + 8 = G
28-29: 8 + 9 = H
30-31: 8 + 10 = J
32-33: 8 + 11 = K
34-35: 8 + 12 = L
36-37: 8 + 13 = M
38-39: 8 + 14 = N
40-41: 8 + 15 = P
42-43: 8 + 16 = Q
44-45: 8 + 17 = R
46-47: 8 + 18 = S
48-49: 8 + 19 = T
50-51: 8 + 20 = U
52-53: 8 + 21 = V
54-55: 8 + 22 = W
56-57: 8 + 23 = X
58-59: 8 + 24 = Y
Space Cadet
SOC-12
Tyrannosaurus
D20 St Tra St
Str 28 Str H
Dex 12 Dex 9
Con 21 End D
Int 02 Int 4
Wis 15 Edu A
Cha 10 Soc 8
So we have H9D4A8 for Tyrannosaurus.
D20 St Tra St
Str 28 Str H
Dex 12 Dex 9
Con 21 End D
Int 02 Int 4
Wis 15 Edu A
Cha 10 Soc 8
So we have H9D4A8 for Tyrannosaurus.
Sure more stereotyping. The Gieco cave-men are right, you homo sapien sapiens think you invented intelligence. Well who says that T-rex is dumb? We were smart enough to survive far longer than Man (in any form) has been walking the Earth. So EXCUSE US if we couldn’t survive an asteroid impact that wiped out 90% of all life. Let’s see how well you do when the next one hits.
Sincerely,
Grogg
T-rex Anti-defamation League
Have fun and take your time first.
Don't forget the Rust Monster, AKA Metal Eater:
Eater 100 kg Claws, metal-dissolving saliva A: Always if metal present, 8 if not S: 7 F: 6 unless metal (likely needs fixing)
The Rust Monster is a rather rare but very dangerous animal that tends to ignore people who don't have metal objects, but will attack without provocation when it scents metal. This ferocity is due to its diet, which seems to be metal, especially those which are vulnerable to oxidation* such as iron, copper and their alloys.
*:Oxidation is the technical term for rust, right?
Don't forget the Rust Monster, AKA Metal Eater:
Eater 100 kg Claws, metal-dissolving saliva A: Always if metal present, 8 if not S: 7 F: 6 unless metal (likely needs fixing)
The Rust Monster is a rather rare but very dangerous animal that tends to ignore people who don't have metal objects, but will attack without provocation when it scents metal. This ferocity is due to its diet, which seems to be metal, especially those which are vulnerable to oxidation* such as iron, copper and their alloys.
*:Oxidation is the technical term for rust, right?
Space Cadet
SOC-12
So you don't think Wisdom coverts to Education?
I've revised the table, this makes a D20 18 equal to a Traveller 12 or C.
D20
Score: 8 + Mod = Traveller Score
0-1: 8 - 5 = 3
2-3: 8 - 4 = 4
4-5: 8 - 3 = 5
6-7: 8 - 2 = 6
8-9: 8 - 1 = 7
10-11: 8 + 0 = 8
12-13: 8 + 1 = 9
14-15: 8 + 2 = A
16-17: 8 + 3 = B
18-19: 8 + 4 = C
20-21: 8 + 5 = D
22-23: 8 + 6 = E
24-25: 8 + 7 = F
26-27: 8 + 8 = G
28-29: 8 + 9 = H
30-31: 8 + 10 = J
32-33: 8 + 11 = K
34-35: 8 + 12 = L
36-37: 8 + 13 = M
38-39: 8 + 14 = N
40-41: 8 + 15 = P
42-43: 8 + 16 = Q
44-45: 8 + 17 = R
46-47: 8 + 18 = S
48-49: 8 + 19 = T
50-51: 8 + 20 = U
52-53: 8 + 21 = V
54-55: 8 + 22 = W
56-57: 8 + 23 = X
58-59: 8 + 24 = Y
Tyrannosaurus
D20 St Tra St
Str 28 Str H
Dex 12 Dex 9
Con 21 End D
Int 02 Int 4
Wis 15 Edu A
Cha 10 Soc 8
So we have H9D4A8 for Tyrannosaurus.
I can't help it if the Monster Manual gave T-Rex a wisdom of 15, I assume this reflects the T-Rex's ability to notice things. and its will power
I think an intelligence of 4 is pretty dim on the Traveller scale of things.
Basically I take the number 8 and add the D20 ability modifier to it to obtain the Traveller score.
Since the normal human range in Traveller is from 2 to 12 and in D20 its from 3 to 18. I guess Traveller can obtain some real weaklings with scores of 1 and 2.
I suppose a really bad role in character generation can leave him "dumber than a dinosaur!"
Space Cadet
SOC-12
And I guess T-Rexes look down their noses at people whose social class is lower than their own. In other words they refuse to eat them, calling them "peasant food" instead.
Space Cadet
SOC-12
Let me try once again
D20
Score: = Traveller Score
0-1: = 1
2: = 2
3: = 3
4-5: = 4
6: = 5
7: = 6
8-9: = 7
10: = 8
11: = 9
12-13: = A
13: = B
14: = C
15-16: = D
17: = E
18: = F
19-20: = G
21: = H
22: = J
23-24: = K
25: = L
26: = M
27-28: = N
29: = P
30: = Q
31-32: = R
33: = S
34: = T
35-36: = U
37: = V
38: = W
39-40: = X
Tyrannosaurus
D20 St Tra St
Str 28 Str N
Dex 12 Dex A
Con 21 End H
Int 02 Int 2
Wis 15 Edu D
Cha 10 Soc 8
So we have this T-Rex: NAH2D8
A rather scholarly dinosaur, I must admit, he's probably purple and sings songs to children as well.
Probably you'd have Intelligence pulling double duty as wisdom: NAH228, unfortunately this causes the dinosaur to lose its ability to notice you. There is no wisdom in Traveller, no natural talents that animals may have. For instance a Hawk has superb eyesight and can see a tiny little critter on the ground while flying high in the air. Now if a Traveller animal had Hawk like vision, or keen hearing, or a bloodhound sense of smell, how would you represent this in classic Traveller? In D20, part of it would be through its wisdom score as you would have skills such as Spot, and Listen which are wisdom based. Could you simply add the skills Spot and Listen to Traveller?
D20
Score: = Traveller Score
0-1: = 1
2: = 2
3: = 3
4-5: = 4
6: = 5
7: = 6
8-9: = 7
10: = 8
11: = 9
12-13: = A
13: = B
14: = C
15-16: = D
17: = E
18: = F
19-20: = G
21: = H
22: = J
23-24: = K
25: = L
26: = M
27-28: = N
29: = P
30: = Q
31-32: = R
33: = S
34: = T
35-36: = U
37: = V
38: = W
39-40: = X
Tyrannosaurus
D20 St Tra St
Str 28 Str N
Dex 12 Dex A
Con 21 End H
Int 02 Int 2
Wis 15 Edu D
Cha 10 Soc 8
So we have this T-Rex: NAH2D8
A rather scholarly dinosaur, I must admit, he's probably purple and sings songs to children as well.
Probably you'd have Intelligence pulling double duty as wisdom: NAH228, unfortunately this causes the dinosaur to lose its ability to notice you. There is no wisdom in Traveller, no natural talents that animals may have. For instance a Hawk has superb eyesight and can see a tiny little critter on the ground while flying high in the air. Now if a Traveller animal had Hawk like vision, or keen hearing, or a bloodhound sense of smell, how would you represent this in classic Traveller? In D20, part of it would be through its wisdom score as you would have skills such as Spot, and Listen which are wisdom based. Could you simply add the skills Spot and Listen to Traveller?
Sure more stereotyping. The Gieco cave-men are right, you homo sapien sapiens think you invented intelligence. Well who says that T-rex is dumb? We were smart enough to survive far longer than Man (in any form) has been walking the Earth. So EXCUSE US if we couldn’t survive an asteroid impact that wiped out 90% of all life. Let’s see how well you do when the next one hits.</font>[/QUOTE]Hmmm... Assuming a civilization of dinosaurs (or whatever) has existed 65 million years ago on Earth, would we find relics from that civilization today, or would they be totally (or mostly) eroded away? This opens various interesting sci-fi avenues... :evil:
You just want to find a velociraptor holding a wrench.
Possible, though at this point quite unlikely. Fossilisation is rare, quite extraordinarily rare, but where refined metal and deliberate construction are involved that should push the chances up significantly.
Of course a wood, skins and clay level civilisation would be extremely hard to see from this point.
T-Rex on the other hand, as a pack hunting alpha predator fills the niche of savanah lions. You have communication, teamwork and spare time, a good leg up to intelligence and technology.
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