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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5595672" data-attributes="member: 57383">The original Gurrash had a 2d4 damage bite attack, I'd like to increase the conversion's bite damage to 1d8+1.I'd move the stuff about Goron to the In Mystara section and maybe mention they attack other lizardfolk tribes too. The "refuse to negotiate" bit could be moved to the description from the tactics,.Something like this... The gurrash are a violent, warlike offshoot of the lizardfolk race.  Gurrash  spend their time hunting and making war within the unforgiving bayous  they call home. Gurrash refuse to negotiate with strangers, preferring acts of aggression. These lizardfolk consider themselves the mortal enemies of shazaks, usually  attacking them on sight. Gurrash will try to exterminate or drive away any shazaks who live near their homeland. They frequently war with other neighboring tribes, including other tribes of gurrash, but put their hatred of shazak above mere territorial rivalry. Most gurrash worship demon lords, who sometimes grant gurrash tribes a  lizard king  leader. Gurrash tribes who share the same demonic patron  usually have extremely good or bad  relations - either cooperating very closely, or seizing any chance to  murder their "heretical" neighbors. Gurrash subsist on lizards, alligators, fish, and the occasional shazak.  Raiding parties of gurrash occasionally raid isolated humanoid  settlements for fresh meat to supplement their diet. A gurrash is usually 7 to 8 feet tall with dark green or brown scales.  Its tail is used for balance and is 3 to 4 feet long. A gurrash weighs  upward of 800 pounds.  Gurrash speak Abyssal and Draconic. COMBAT Gurrash prefer direct combat, charging in to melee as soon as possible. They normally rage at the first opportunity. In Mystara The gurrash of Mystara live in the Orc's Head Peninsula of the Savage  Coast. They were created by the Herathians about about 700 BC. After  being set free by the Herathians, they lived in the bayou, and  immediately attacked and eventually drove out their cousins the shazak. Most Mystaran gurrash worship the Immortal Goron, the embodiment of gurrash evil and destruction (and a  female alter ego of Demogorgon). As the reptilian queen of evil and  water, she made the gurrash brutal and bloodthirsty, causing them to  revolt against the Herathians. To the gurrash, Goron is the patroness of  victory.</blockquote>

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