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Converting Forgotten Realms monsters

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That looks fine to me. A constrictor snake is a probably a "2nd-level creature" so the equivalent of a summon monster IV would get you 1d4+1 of them.

Would you prefer 1d4+1 to 2d4? I'm fine either way.

I'm in favour of dropping the "Moonsea" name and adding an In The Realms underbar.

Spirit Constrictor is OK I suppose, but I would quite like to reference its original "Headless Avenger" name.

Headless Spirit Constrictor?

I'd rather not. "Headless avenger" was simply a chapter-title thingee...it was never used as an actual name for the creature. That said, I don't mind name-dropping it within the flavor text somewhere.

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You're missing an "l" in "availabe" in the tactics but it's pretty well done except for that.
 

Would you prefer 1d4+1 to 2d4? I'm fine either way.

I'd prefer 1d4+1, but I'm not that bothered about it.

I'd rather not. "Headless avenger" was simply a chapter-title thingee...it was never used as an actual name for the creature. That said, I don't mind name-dropping it within the flavor text somewhere.

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That's OK by me.

It looks pretty well finished, just needs a quick check for errors.
 

Hold on, I've just thought of something. Since it has interchangeable heads, shouldn't it have a SQ something like this:

Survive Headlessness (Ex): A spirit constrictor does not need a head to live. It can be decapitated by a vorpal weapon and will not automatically die, although it can still be killed by the normal damage from a decapitating blow.
 

Hmm, that could be ok to add. I feel like there are other monsters that can survive a vorpal crit, but I think they rely on DM interpretation of the vorpal weapon rules. Of course, I guess most of them don't have heads.
 

Hmm, that could be ok to add. I feel like there are other monsters that can survive a vorpal crit, but I think they rely on DM interpretation of the vorpal weapon rules. Of course, I guess most of them don't have heads.

Have we finished with it then?

Apart from the Survive Headlessness the only thing I could come up with is having it be able to "see without a head".

e.g.:

Survive Headlessness (Ex): A spirit constrictor does not need a head to live. It can be decapitated by a vorpal weapon and will not automatically die, although it can still be killed by the normal damage from a decapitating blow. A spirit constrictor can sense its surroundings without penalty while headless.
 





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