Unconverted Original D&D creatures

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Teacher Man

Explorer

• Nov 16, 2012

• #41

The Slyph? I have not seen it either as a monster or a PC. Is it just hiding from me or have I been looking in the wrong places?

Thanks

 

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Cleon

Legend

• Nov 16, 2012

• #42

Teacher Man said:

The Slyph? I have not seen it either as a monster or a PC. Is it just hiding from me or have I been looking in the wrong places?

Thanks

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The official 3rd edition version of the Sylph is in Monster Manual II.

 

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Teacher Man

Explorer

• Nov 17, 2012

• #43

I found it thanks! I swear I looked in MM1 and MM2! I swear it!

 

Cleon

Legend

• Nov 17, 2012

• #44

Teacher Man said:

I found it thanks! I swear I looked in MM1 and MM2! I swear it!

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Glad you found it.

I could have typed the Sylph's 3E stats up here if you didn't have the sourcebook.

 

Cleon

Legend

• Nov 17, 2012

• #45

Teacher Man said:

I found it thanks! I swear I looked in MM1 and MM2! I swear it!

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Oh, and assuming you're using D&D 3.5 you'll need the changes from WotC's Monster Manual II Accessory Update:

Sylph: Outsider; 5 ft./5 ft.; Balance +9, Concentration +5, Escape Artist +7, Hide +11, Jump +1, Knowledge (nature) +10, Listen +9, Move Silently +7, Spot +9, Survival +9, Tumble +7; Combat Casting, Empower Spell; LA +5; Wild Empathy (Ex): This power works exactly like the druid's wild empathy class feature.

 

Dungeonosophy

Legend

• Nov 7, 2018

• #46

Echohawk said:

An an aside, I wonder why AC9 and DMR2 used two different spellings of Catalog(ue)?

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Because AC9 was made by TSR UK, and DMR2 by TSR (USA). Two different spelling systems.

 

Azzy

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• Nov 7, 2018

• #47

Polyhedral Columbia said:

Because AC9 was made by TSR UK, and DMR2 by TSR (USA). Two different spelling systems.

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Ah, thread necromancy at its finest. 6 years cannot stop new posts.