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Not very. Well, see, when I was making the 3.0 versions, wotc decided to release a magic set that included 15 new slivers, and then they added another in the set after that. Could be worse though, I could be making MTG:dragons, one or more of those show up in each block, and dragons are a lot...

The CR 6 version is only the most basic Corinthian, the one that took Loki's eyes is an advanced paragon Corinthian. :D As for later, perhaps some time next week. :D

Because I allready have a sliver that grants a regeneration like ability, and the Crypt slivers card is to similar to the clot slivers. Ih, and because it is undead. :D LankyOgreBaggyPants: Well, you will change your mind when the specialists start showing up. Viola: DON'T PANIC! I'll start...

Well, first of, we need to decide where to start, we can either go by power level or name when determining the order, as this is the most simple way of doing it.

Let's see, ten plus two plus fourteen plus seven... 33 plus whatever I feel like adding, like an aquatic sliver, a half-sliver template, and whatnot. And thank you for your comments. When I am finished with them, I *might* make a PDF.

They may have a low CR, but they come in swarms... Anyway, here's the Hunter Sliver. - Sliver, Hunter Medium Aberration (Extraplanar, Sliver) Hit Dice: 3d8+3 (16 hp) Initiative: +1 Speed: 30’, Climb 30’, Armor Class: 14 (+1 Dex, +3 natural), touch 11, flat-footed 13, Base Attack/Grapple...

*sigh* it is one of the threads on the first page in the Homebrews forum, it is not hard to find.

A little late, but here it is, the Crypt Sliver. - Sliver, Crypt Medium Undead (Extraplanar, Sliver) Hit Dice: 3d12 (19 hp) Initiative: +1 Speed: 30’, climb 30’, Armor Class: 14 (+1 Dex, +3 Natural), touch 11, flat-footed 13, Base Attack/Grapple: +1/+8 (+4 grapple bonus) Attack: Claw +4...

No, and epic levels, I would not throw slivers against a party where the average ECL was below 20.

Not all vermin are mindless, only most. If a vermin has an intelligence score hower it has (2+Int)x HD+3 skillpoints and gains feats normally.

Ferret: Eew, nasty.

Interresting, as was stated earlier, the Ultroloth in MM3 has and benefits from the spell focus: enchantment feat, also, WotC has admitted there are mistakes in Complete Arcane. But it wouldn't be the first time that SKR has been wrong. :lol:

Very cool, very cool indeed. :D Edit: There is a tiny mistake though, it's HD should be 1d8+1, but this can easily be rectified by giving it Toughness as a bonus feat. :D

It was still described as an undead creature.

Thank you for your confidence. I think it was one of the creatures that was posted on their website during the last three or four months, I can't give you an exact date I am afraid. But I *know* that I have seen it.

Dog_Moon: Eeewww! :D Knightfall: like the draconic chuul, but I love Vuthamaurgix, very flavorful. Jester: One word: AWESOME! There is no other description to make.

It uses enzymes to dissolve the armor, clothes, and equipment, and uses the minerals/slag/dissolved stuff to build itself. :]

Ah, but you forget that spell focus increases the DC of all spells of a specific school. And if a creature has for example fire ball as a spell-like ability it still belongs to the evocation school, and thus would be affected by Spell Focus: Evocation. It is the most logical conclusion.

There are some differences, the Night Dragon is made up mostly of shadowstuff and has more in common with a ghost than a dracolich. It is quite impossible to kill unless appased (sp?) (which the Cult of the Dragon in the Forgotten Realms managed to do with the Night Dragon of that setting)...

Interresting, I like the concept, very Eberron. Just one comment though, the AC and Initiative is off, the creatures Dex mod is +2, not +1, and the AC is way to high compared with it's natural armor. Initiative should be +2, and it's AC should be 20 (+2 Dex, +8 natural). Other than that, good...