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<blockquote data-quote="Casimir Liber" data-source="post: 8493789" data-attributes="member: 6947639">Good move (on taking a chill on the kindred) and yeah I'll see what you come up with with Mandie-bear and go from there.There are no troglodydtes on Open Game Content and Dnd Beyond only has a hefy Champion of Laogzed as a well-buffed monster (CR 3 HP 59 (7d8 +28) <a href="https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/troglodyte-champion-of-laogzed" target="_blank">here</a>I found a 3HD one on homebrew with only a few errors.My rationale is that when I use DNDbeyond to make encounters, it's good if they are just tehre as needed with no mods needed. Also thinking about biology (tangent coming here), warm blooded critters (mammals, birds, dinosaurs) grow to a size, reach it at sexual maturity and then remain at roughly that size, wherreas cold-blooded critters (fish, other reptiles) can often keep growing so there can be considerable size variation, hence I am liking idea of making larger ones (though none were recorded as anything but size M in 1e...unlike sahuagin). Anyway, am just doing one 4HD leader type, which is very useful for me presentyl and I hope for some othersSo I've whipped up a 4HD leader <a href="https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/2200656-troglodyte-leader" target="_blank">here</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Casimir Liber, post: 8493789, member: 6947639"] Good move (on taking a chill on the kindred) and yeah I'll see what you come up with with Mandie-bear and go from there. There are no troglodydtes on Open Game Content and Dnd Beyond only has a hefy Champion of Laogzed as a well-buffed monster (CR 3 HP 59 (7d8 +28) [URL='https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/troglodyte-champion-of-laogzed']here[/URL] I found a 3HD one on homebrew with only a few errors. My rationale is that when I use DNDbeyond to make encounters, it's good if they are just tehre as needed with no mods needed. Also thinking about biology (tangent coming here), warm blooded critters (mammals, birds, dinosaurs) grow to a size, reach it at sexual maturity and then remain at roughly that size, wherreas cold-blooded critters (fish, other reptiles) can often keep growing so there can be considerable size variation, hence I am liking idea of making larger ones (though none were recorded as anything but size M in 1e...unlike sahuagin). Anyway, am just doing one 4HD leader type, which is very useful for me presentyl and I hope for some others So I've whipped up a 4HD leader [URL='https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/2200656-troglodyte-leader']here[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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