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<blockquote data-quote="Shade" data-source="post: 3085317" data-attributes="member: 287">Fixed a couple typos:Rot GrubVermin (swarm), CR 7These little worm-like creatures hide in garbage, dung, or corpses, and attack any living creatures that wander too close.&nbsp; They burrow into a victim’s skin, dealing damage every round until the victim is dead.&nbsp; A remove disease spell kills the grubs, as would burning or cutting them out of the victim.Originally found in Monster Manual (1977)Mustard JellyOoze, CR 7This pile of goo is a translucent yellow-brown color and looks much like any other ooze.&nbsp; However, this ooze is intelligent, believed to be the result of a wizard’s magical mishap.&nbsp; It attacks with acidic pseudopods like most oozes, and its vapors slow creatures who get too close.&nbsp; When it needs to move faster, the mustard jelly can split into two equal halves.Originally found in Monster Manual II (1982)Made some suggested enhancements to the following:Hammer GolemConstruct, CR 11These golems were built by dwarven priests to serve both as guards and miners.&nbsp; A hammer golem looks like an oversized dwarf made out of stone and an adamantine breastplate and weapons, and in place of one hand is a pick, and in place of the other is a hammer.&nbsp; It has an attack that works like the repulsion spell which also deals force damage.&nbsp; Its weapons are adamantine, and thus overcome damage reduction and hardness.Originally found in Dragon #193, &quot;Live Statues and Stone Men: Golems of the Underdark&quot; (1993)Voadkyn (Wood Giant)Giant, CR 5These relatively small CG giants resemble oversized wood elves, usually armed with bows. They are masters at woodland camouflage, and can change form to resemble any humanoid creature.&nbsp; Voadkyn have elven blood running through their veins, giving them a special kinship with the forest folk, and the ability to take elven feats and prestige classes, use elven magic items, and so forth.Originally found in Dragon #119, &quot;Dragon's Bestiary: A Walk Through the Woods&quot; (1987)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shade, post: 3085317, member: 287"] Fixed a couple typos: Rot Grub Vermin (swarm), CR 7 These little worm-like creatures hide in garbage, dung, or corpses, and attack any living creatures that wander too close. They burrow into a victim’s skin, dealing damage every round until the victim is dead. A remove disease spell kills the grubs, as would burning or cutting them out of the victim. Originally found in Monster Manual (1977) Mustard Jelly Ooze, CR 7 This pile of goo is a translucent yellow-brown color and looks much like any other ooze. However, this ooze is intelligent, believed to be the result of a wizard’s magical mishap. It attacks with acidic pseudopods like most oozes, and its vapors slow creatures who get too close. When it needs to move faster, the mustard jelly can split into two equal halves. Originally found in Monster Manual II (1982) Made some suggested enhancements to the following: Hammer Golem Construct, CR 11 These golems were built by dwarven priests to serve both as guards and miners. A hammer golem looks like an oversized dwarf made out of stone and an adamantine breastplate and weapons, and in place of one hand is a pick, and in place of the other is a hammer. It has an attack that works like the repulsion spell which also deals force damage. Its weapons are adamantine, and thus overcome damage reduction and hardness. Originally found in Dragon #193, "Live Statues and Stone Men: Golems of the Underdark" (1993) Voadkyn (Wood Giant) Giant, CR 5 These relatively small CG giants resemble oversized wood elves, usually armed with bows. They are masters at woodland camouflage, and can change form to resemble any humanoid creature. Voadkyn have elven blood running through their veins, giving them a special kinship with the forest folk, and the ability to take elven feats and prestige classes, use elven magic items, and so forth. Originally found in Dragon #119, "Dragon's Bestiary: A Walk Through the Woods" (1987) [/QUOTE]

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