Converting Monsters from Dungeon Magazine

[freyar]

No obvious ones.

Let's see:

Is is unclear whether spectramice are the result of deliberate experimentation or exposure to magical pollutants, but, whatever the case, these pacific creatures are capable of defending themselves and their rodent kin even from quite determined predators.

 

[Cleon]

No obvious ones.

Let's see:

Is is unclear whether spectramice are the result of deliberate experimentation or exposure to magical pollutants, but, whatever the case, these pacific creatures are capable of defending themselves and their rodent kin even from quite determined predators.

How's this...

A spectramouse is an ordinary-seeming albino mouse with an innate ability to create illusions. No one knows whether they are the product of magical experimentation or a spontaneous mutation. Spectramice are social, peaceful creatures who live in tight-knit groups. They are as intelligent as many humanoids, but are only interested in the survival of themselves and other mice. Most spectramice show no interest in abstract subjects, their thoughts concentrate on finding food and shelter, producing young, and warding off predators with their illusion powers. They do sometimes defend mundane mice as well as other spectramice.

Spectamice speak their own language. Their voices are too high-pitched for the hearing of most humanoids.

 

[freyar]

It looks good, but I think you've rendered Supersonic Speech redundant.

 

[Shade]

It looks good, but I think you've rendered Supersonic Speech redundant.

Indeed.

 

[Cleon]

Indeed.

On some occasions I like redundancy, since it reduces the risk of such accidents as "DM forgets it has that SQ".

 

[freyar]

I'd say they're done. Next?

 

[Cleon]

I'd say they're done. Next?

They'll be done once I put the background text in the Working Draft.

Updated!

Now they're done.

 

[freyar]

You need to put in the CR also.

 

[Cleon]

You need to put in the CR also.

Funny, I thought I had.

Re-updated!

I assumed we're still going for CR 1/2.

 

[freyar]

Yes, I don't think there's any other way to make sense of it.