D&D Stats for the Wizard of Oz?

Anyone know if stats for these characters are somewhere on the internet?
Glenda
Wicked Witch of the West
Dorothy
Toto
Scarecrow
Cowardly Lion
Tin Man
Wizard of Oz

Endur said:

Anyone know if stats for these characters are somewhere on the internet?
Glenda
Wicked Witch of the West
Dorothy
Toto
Scarecrow
Cowardly Lion
Tin Man
Wizard of Oz

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Well, I haven't seen any stats for them, but I'll take a stab at a few:

The Cowardly Lion
Hard to say, but it looks like a normal a Lion from the MM, with a few advancement levels thrown in, and the COWARDLY template applied (double duration suffered against Fear effects, Will saves at -2, -4 to checks versus intimidation)

Dorothy
Dorothy's clearly pretty tough - I mean anyone who can survive being caught up in a tornado and thrown somewhere over a rainbow has to have a few hitpoints up her sleeve. I reckon she has to have at least a level or 2 in some kind of warrior -Probably Barbarian (because of the D12 Hit Dice) Then there is the matter of Toto. He is obviously an animal companion of sorts. The question is whether he is a wizard's familiar or a Ranger's animal ally. I reckon Ranger, if the way Dorothy dealt with the Cowardly Lion is anything to go by. Dorothy is so cutesy-cutesy and nice, she has to have at least one level of Paladin in there, but it's pretty clear that most of her levels are Bard levels. All that singing and bolstering her companions etc, and the Use Magical Device with the Red Slippers.

SO that makes DOROTHY a BARBARIAN1/RANGER2/PALADIN1/BARD3 (raising to level 5 by the end of The Wizard of Oz) with the following Stats.
STATS
Str 7 (she is a little girl, you know)
Dex 13
Con 10
Wis 9
Int 13
Cha 16, bumped up to 17 when she hit level 8)

By the end of the first story arc (I'm ignoring Return to Oz) she has aquired a magical item - The Incarnadine Slippers of Faerie Power that seem to allow her to return from Oz to her home. Or the Dream Plane - I'm not sure.

Any other takers?

I would put Dorothy's WIS much higher than 9, I would lose the BBn(!) and Paladin levels though - Ranger/Bards can be nice & have high CON

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The Wizard - Expert-6 with maxxed out Bluff?

Those are good ideas about Dorothy. I'd probably go with straight bard and make Toto a familiar (using the familiar for arcane casters feat from Complete Arcane).

The Cowardly Lion makes an ideal Awakened Lion, with the cowardly template.

What about the others?

The Wizard of Oz would, I assume, be a Rogue with absolutely maxed out charisma skills, *especially BLUFF*.

Endur said:

Anyone know if stats for these characters are somewhere on the internet?
Glenda

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http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=3623&SRC=EnWorld

I saw that. But the blurb seemed to indicate it only had stats for Glinda. It didn't mention Dorothy, the Wizard, Toto, etc.

talien said:

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=3623&SRC=EnWorld

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S'mon said:

I would put Dorothy's WIS much higher than 9, I would lose the BBn(!) and Paladin levels though - Ranger/Bards can be nice & have high CON

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Yes. I should have put more in my post!
Ahh, it was more of a joke really. I've don't really believe you can stat out book characters in D&D terms very well. A fun exercise, perhaps, but little more.

As for the Wis. She will probably one day have a higher wis, but I applied a penalty for her youth.

It sounds like people are going off the movie here, and not the books. Toto isn't a familiar -- in the books, you eventually get that explained QUITE clearly.

Years and years ago, "Dragon" once announced it was having a write-up of Oz for D&D (1E or 2E, I don't recall) and then they quietly forgot about it. I'm curious why, since more and more of the original books are now public domain.

Ambitious D20 publishers: I would love a books-faithful write-up of the setting. Particularly with the success of "Wicked," I bet there's a lot of interest for a reasonably priced write-up.

Hmmm. Here's my take on some of the magical items noted in the book series

The Gnome King's magic belt
Special ability: Protects the wearer from harm, confers immunity to all forms of damage.
Polymorph Any object at will, permanent form until changed by the belt's bearer.
Wish once per day