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The only way this could be a problem would be if someone were running the "Horde" adventure trilogy converted to 3.5, and I imagine that any DM intrepid enough to convert all the NPCs could probably figure out how to knock down Gaumhavi's CR a few points. I agree that she's A-OK as she is.

Doesn't really matter, seeing as every one of them, cosmic entity and servitor race alike, shows up in Cthulhu d20, which has guidelines for conversion to D&D anyway. ;) Just listing them for the sake of completeness.

Ah. Well then, unless some d20 publisher created something (and I have no idea if anyone has or not - I know little beyond WotC), I'm afraid you're out of luck. :\

I'd also note that the tasloi (and everything else from Oriental Adventures) was updated to 3.5 in Dragon #318.

Well, came across another couple of old issues of The Dragon - #12 and #29. Here's a few critters what were left out. 12 - Archangels (Vohu Manah, Asha, Khathra Vairya, Armaiti, Haurvatat & Ameretat, Sraosha, Mithra), Yazatas (Vayu, Tishtrya, Ardvi Sura Anahita, Verethranga, Rapithwin, Atar...

Looks pretty good to me. :cool:

The saurials were pretty significant in 2E Forgotten Realms. There were four races: finheads (hadrosaurs), hornheads (ceratopsians), bladebacks (stegosaurs), and fliers (pterosaurs), all Neutral Good, brought to the Realms from some far-off world by the evil (and now dead) god of filth, Moander...

Considering that ekrats live in libraries I think that they might all speak Common. Possibly Draconic, too, since they eat spellbooks.

Personally I think that it should have two eyestalks for vampiric touch and touch of death, with the big eye using animate dead.

Hm... I had thought there was more, but I guess I was wrong. My bad.

I think perhaps Wis might be better decreased than Int. After all, he's not particularly stupid... he just lacks forethought. ;)

About Epimetheus... there's some 2E information on him pertaining to Planescape in Planes of Conflict, where he's described in the DM's guide to Bytopia (no stats, but useful flavor).

Shinomen nagas. And yeah, that would be Chiron from The Neverending Story. In the book he was a "zebra centaur".

Re: The Eye and The Hand... I recall that their stats were also given in the very late 2E Greyhawk/Ravenloft/Planescape cross-over adventure, Die, Vecna, Die! (the best adventure title ever), if you desire a second reference source.

Oh, yeah... also, in last month's "Elite Opponents", there was a tauric ettin/elephant and, in another one previous, a tauric human/dire wolf.

Yeah, those MC2 centaur-kin were the zebranaur (human-zebra), dorvesh (dwarf-donkey), gnoat (gnome-goat), and ha'pony (halfling-pony). In the MC4 we also got the pegataur (elf-pegasus, already converted by Boz to 3.0) and the manotaur (minotaur-bull).

Aw, shucks. ;) Well, being LN at heart, I respect that... 70 feet it is. ;)

Yep. Here's a hypertext version of the 2E MM, you can scroll down and see them. EDIT: I've checked some of the non-chromatic/gem/metallic dragons and not all of them have it. Still, it's a generally outdated thing.

Er, I believe that all dragons in 2E have a chance of being able to communicate with any living creature. All of the chromatic, metallic, and gem dragons in the 2E Monstrous Manual had it, for instance. I think that power can be safely left out, since it hasn't carried over to any of the 3E dragons.

I think bigger would be OK. She's been through several cycles of reincarnation, and she probably in her last life before achieving Nirvana, so I'd say she's worked hard enough for an abnormally large breath weapon. :]