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I'll play for the bad guys, if there's room. I already sent my character to you clockworkjoe.

Gently BUMPS! Posy.

I'd say that you'd just roll hit-points using your highest constitution modifier, as with normal lycanthropes. I've been quite busy lately, so don't expect an update too soon.

*jaw falls off* That was outright brilliant... and all I asked for was comments on my writings! :D But to be honest, at the moment I'm out of DM:ing again, so I have some time to design plotlines. At the moment I'd like to have comments on the stuff I've written. By the way, I also totally fell...

By the gnomish underpanties of Posy! Oghma, I need my dose of Posy and the Gang!

*sniff* That's sad...

I had the weirdest idea today. I really liked Arcanum, and would propably love to make a world based around the industrial revolution, but as that would take too much effort ruleswise (making up rules for firearms, new technology etc.) I went and found the mid-point between the industrial...

Dwarves: perhaps werewolverine then? I can't really think of many animals that live in the underground enviroment of dwarves. Elves: For the standard elf, I'd say were-eagle, as elves seem to have an affinity with giant eagles. Drow: I'd just stay in werespiders in this matter, but sure, you...

One of my players is planning on starting a campaign of his own, so now I'm asking you for help on my new character. Her stats as follows: Female halfling wizard Str 5, Dex 17, Con 13, Int 17, Wis 13, Cha 12 I want to make her a specialist in one of the following schools: Conjuration, Evocation...

Indeed. As for languages, I seem to have received at least English thanks to my high int, but at least 1 point has been burned into learning Swedish (my dad's second mother tongue) and one into German, so I'm still far from being a linguistic expert. Most of my skill points seem to have gone...

Demihuman Lycanthropes: Halfling: werecoyote (use dog stats for the coyote) Gnome: werebadger (use dire badger stats) Dwarf: werebear (mountain bear, use brown bear stats) Elf: Avariel -were-eagle (use giant eagle physical stats) Drow -werespider (use medium-size monstrous spider stats)...

Re: Good English translations? The translation I've read of the Seven Brothers is very good, and I can easily say this, having read both the original and quickly browsed over the translation. I'll try to find out more about the translation, 'cause I happen to have a copy of it at my school...

Having read the book, I can say that your approximations come very close to the characters in the book. You could use the epic level rules in the FRCS, but as those rules are very limited the characters won't be made to their full potential... On Tuomas: a nice conversion. I see you're going in...

Neat! This is the sort of thing that the Rogue's Gallery needs! Now, if someone could convert the characters of Kalevala... :D

:eek: That's freakin' scary! Just a good challenge for my Fiendish Half-Dragon(Red)/Half-Lernaean Pyrohydra Kaiju Ghost! :D

Looks good but I think that ECL +2 is a tad low for these beasties... in general ECL should be at least a creature's hit dice...

Krishnath 1) I used the stats given for porpoises in the Monster Manual, as it says that "these stats can be used to represent similar small whales", and as dolphins are technically whales... why the heck not? 2) My next pretty will be the werecoyote. I'll use the more traditional format given...

Thanks. Any more comments? Suggestions? Tomatoes?

Must... have... more... Posy... *shambles around, looking braindead*

How's about a werelynx? :D