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Whew. the flu'll do a number to a man. Sure, use the stats, that's why I posted 'em here. Name's Robert Parrish.

Ooooh... I like it, I like it alot.

Well, except for Tonguez, no one's going to comment on my piggies? Ah, well.

I, uh, couldn't resist. I really should be working on my chain spider, but the pigs, they call me. They say "Write up DnD stats for us!" I dunno, I think I need to take my medication. Flying Pig Small Beast Hit Dice: 2d10+6 ( 17 hp ) Initiative: +2 Speed: 30 ft., fly 40 ft.(poor) AC: 15 ( +1...

Here's the next one. I guess it could eat a person, if you like. Hog Medium-size Animal Hit Dice: 3d8+12 ( 25 hp ) Initiative: +0 Speed: 30 ft. AC: 14 (+4 natural) Attack: Bite +4 melee Damage: Bite 1d6+3 Special Attacks: None Special Qualities: Scent Saves: Fort +9 Ref +3 Will +2 Abilities...

And I do believe the "really massive" ones you're referring to are just domesticated boars as they're presented in the MM. Edit: I guess you could call this one a "piglet", too, the word had slipped my mind at the time of this write-up. Suckling Pig Tiny Animal Hit Dice: 1/2d8 ( 2 hp)...

Now, that just doesn't do the noble animal that is the swine justice. Pig Small Animal Hit Dice: 2d8+6 ( 15 hp ) Initiative: +0 Speed: 30 ft. AC: 13 ( +1 size, +2 natural) Attack: Bite +3 melee Damage: Bite 1d4+1 Special Attacks: None Special Qualities: Scent Saves: Fort +7 Ref +2 Will +1...

Well, I was kind of toying with the idea of a construct spider whose poison is non-organic and makes webs out of thin chains. Don't ask what gave me the idea, I don't know.

"You gotta.. shoot 'em in the head." I love how you did the "animating force" part! I never would have thought of that.

Looks good, Krishnath.

Huh. Wiped all of mine. Ah, well.

Warzit Goblin Tiefling Warzit are planetouched born of goblins and outsiders. Sneaky and diabolical, they are almost always neutral evil. They usually have one or two physical traits that suggest their fiendish heritage, such as eyes like coals, shadows that can be seen even without light, and...

Alishviar Elven Aasimar Born of Elves and good outsiders, Alishviar are usually noble and holy creatures, with a strong tendency toward a chaotic good alignment. The few physical traits that suggest their heritage usually enhance their exotic Elven beauty. Eyes that glow slightly, hair the...

Axani are planetouched born of lawful outsiders. I saw them in Dragon issue # 297. As for names... well. That's always been a sore point with me. I mean, c'mon, Tunnel Flargugs and Lizpords? Yeesh.

The Flames of Gruumsh Orcish Fire Genasi Genasi of Orcish and fiery descent are savage and brutal, embodying the most destructive aspects of their fiery forebearers. They tend strongly toward chaotic evil alignment. What clothing they wear appears to be haphazard, and their armor is more than a...

Dwarven Axani Dwarven Axani tend to be extremely neat in appearance, with carefully burnished armor, clothing that stays neat even in the midst of battle, and beards woven intricately even by Dwarven standards. They are almost always lawful, with neutral and chaotic Dwarven Axani being...

Whatcha' think, Krishnath? That what you're looking for?

Dwarven Earth Genasi Genasi of earthen and Dwarven origins are slow, ponderous, but powerful beings. They have a slight tendency toward a lawful alignment. They appear Dwarven, but have rough, rocky features much like unworked stone. They have one or two supernatural traits that hint at their...

It says "Chain Golem" right under the picture's thumbnail, Krishnath.

Hey, you could go all the way with this, with wolfhounds standing in for half-orcs, terriers for halflings, bulldogs for dwarves, and greyhounds for elves. Um. The ECL would be +2, but that's just a guess.