Converting original D&D and Mystara monsters

[Shade]

Seems like Cleon's caught quite a few troubles this time....

He brought his gem of seeing with him.

I vote we give hold breath to the lot of 'em. Objections?

 

[freyar]

None here.

 

[Mortis]

Or here.

Mortis

 

[Cleon]

He brought his gem of seeing with him.

I vote we give hold breath to the lot of 'em. Objections?

I'm fine with that. The Shazak, Gurrash and Cayman all seem to like swamps as much as regular Lizardfolk. I wouldn't give Hold Breath to a Chameleon Man, Krolli or Sis'thik though.

 

[freyar]

As you like, if no one else has any problems with it.

 

[Cleon]

As you like, if no one else has any problems with it.

Well we still need to change the "In Mystara" bit so it ain't about Shavak.

 

[Mortis]

As we're basically finished with the lizardkin, I took a look at the wallaran spirits and thee three shown (kangaroo, koala, and kookaburra) don't appear to have any unique abilities of their own, so I think we just need to come up with a 'wallaran spirit' template that can be added to any normal animal.

Regards
Mortis

 

[Cleon]

As we're basically finished with the lizardkin, I took a look at the wallaran spirits and thee three shown (kangaroo, koala, and kookaburra) don't appear to have any unique abilities of their own, so I think we just need to come up with a 'wallaran spirit' template that can be added to any normal animal.

Regards
Mortis

Where's the Sis'thik then? I can't find any CC Homebrew of that.

As for the Wallaran Spirits, I'm leaning toward separate monsters rather than a Template. Apart from having the size and natural attacks of the animal they are representatives of, all their other abilities look the same - AC 0, 10 HD, 18th level spellcasting, so there doesn't seem to be as much overlap with a natural animals like, say, a Warden Beast.

 

[Shade]

Where's the Sis'thik then? I can't find any CC Homebrew of that.

I don't recall ever converting them.

 

[freyar]

Echohawk claims that the Vaults of Pandius have the Sis'thik. He's usually right about such things. We could do them ourselves, though we usually prefer to go after unconverted beasties.