| More creatures for those who are
interested.
Creatures found in dream
| great toads |
blue priestesses/niaads |
karakal spider queens |
| Common in Jungle of Kled |
Unique 2d6 |
very rare: 2d6 |
| Armor Class 7 |
Armor Class 5 |
Armor Class -2 |
| Move 4"/6" hopping |
Move 16" |
Move 12" |
| Hit dice 5d8+5 |
Hit Dice 9d10+9 |
Hit Dice 6d6x2 |
| %lair 90 |
%lair 100 |
%lair 25 |
| Treasure Type x2K |
Treasure Type: n/a |
Treasure Type |
| Attack d3 tongue |
Attack 1d6 and start drowning
|
Attack lightning (6d6
bolts) |
| Intelligence: low |
Intelligence: high |
Intelligence: medium to high
|
| Alignment : neutral |
Alignment: lawful/neutral-good
|
Alignment:
chaotic-evil |
| Size: large |
Size: medium |
Size: small to medium |
one out of ten also
has a psionic
attack with the tongue.
the rest, see below. |
Each melee round save
or take 3d6 to con
con = zero, you've drowned.
Also spells as a 14th level cleric. |
cast spells as a lightning
based mage of
sixth level, but usually just throw lightning
Can also bite for d2 or leg strike for d3 |
great toads/gollywogs are
jungle dwellers. If they hit with their tongue, they swallow the target,
chomping on it for 3d8 each round. Subtract natural armor class (before
enchantments) from damage (e.g. No armor/AC 9, subtract 0; Plate and sheild/AC
2, subtract 7). At the start of each round after swallowed, make your best
saving throw, plus any adds for strength, dexterity and your level (e.g.
a 12th level magic-user, -2 to damage from low strength, -2 to hit from low
dexterity, would add 8 to his saving throw and could use the saving throw
of his choice. A 12th level ranger with +4 to damage from strength
and +3 to hit from high dexterity would add 19 to his saving throw and would
make it on a roll of 1 or better)
Those with a psionic attack have 100
points and the attack takes place when the tongue hits (they have to hit
with the tongue to do an attack), but they do not swallow targets that are
not stunned or dead. 50% crush, 50% ego whip.
blue priestesses/niaads
are the priestesses who serve the river god Kiran. They protect his
temple (which has a single treasure, already stolen when the characters arrive).
The can each also cast quest and geas once each movement turn (once
every ten melee rounds). Charisma = 21. Summoning a water elemental
on the river has a 10% chance of summoning one of these.
karakal spider queens are
a tainted type of minion of karakal, found on the plane of air, the dream
lands, deep space/ethereal ,and very rarely, on the entrance planes to fire.
They worship Upharsin instead of karakal, and wield lightning effectively.
Rarely, one in ten times, there will be one with x4 hit dice (roll
6d6 and multiply by four instead of two) that is also a 20th level cleric
and whose bite is poison. They do not spin webs and are extremely week
against creatures who are immune to lightning. In the presence of any
of the old gods they cast off Upharsin and revert to being spiders with bolts
of electricity for legs, with an alignment of neutral/obedient.
The City of the Revenaunt as a First
Edition AD&D Scenario Setting.
The dreamlands, are, in my use, the
initial level of the astral plane in AD&D. Much of the City of
the Revenaunt overlaps into the dream realms, it is just that within the
boundaries of the city there is a very hungry, very large, very dangerous,
powerful creature hunting everything in the dream realms. Think of
an undead magic-using titan with a balrogs magic resistance and a vampire's
level draining and regeneration powers -- able to change reality (casts d3
illusionist spells each round in addition to everything else, and the
"illusionary" effects are real on the dream level).
L-6 -- a modern "magic" steel
Carbon 0.65 - 0.75
Manganese 0.25 - 0.8
Molybdenum 0.5 max (the so-called iridium starsilver is actually a
blend of these two metals)
Nickel 1.25 - 2
Chromium 0.6 - 1.2 (Nickel/Chrome = moonsilver)
Phosphorus 0.03 max
Silicon 0.5 max
Sulphur 0.03 max
Principal Design Features This is one of the Special Purpose, low alloy tool
steel grades, similar to the W group of low alloy tool steels. L6 contains
nickel, chromium and molybdenum for a good combination of toughness and
hardenability.
Machinability Machinability of L6 is very good. It rates 90% of the machinability
of the W group water hardening low alloy steels rated 100% as a baseline. |
