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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5856890" data-attributes="member: 57383">Sure!I'd have to copy type the stats, but I have time on my hands...SNAPPERArmour Class: 5Hit Dice: 3Move: 30’ (10’)swimming 180’ (60’)Attacks: 2 claws/1 beak or 1 weaponDamage: 1-6/1-6/2-8 or by weaponNo. Appearing: 0 (1-20)Save As: Fighter: 3 Morale: 9Treasure Type: TIntelligence: 8Alignment: ChaoticXP Value: 35Snappers are humanoid, reptilian salt-water dwellers whose backs are protected by shells like those of turtles. Adult snappers stand 6 feet tall and weigh 1000 pounds. Using their webbed hands and feet, snappers are able swimmers and, although they breathe air, they can hold their can hold their breath underwater for up to 10 turns.Snappers wear no armour or clothes, and have only straps and belts to hold their weapons and possessions. Unlike tortles they cannot retreat into their shells. Snappers me bad-tempered and will attack other ocean creatures at the least provocation, using their claws and beak. If drawn into a combat on land, however, they attempt to avoid melee, preferring to attack their foes with arrows fired from their longbows.Snappers do not form closely knit tribes, have no recognised leaders, and do not build permanent settlements. Instead, they prefer to roam across the oceans, travelling in small groups from one hunting ground to another.When the time comes for them to mate, snappers may travel hundreds of miles to congregate at special egg-laying grounds. These grounds often take the form of rock-walled, roofless labyrinths just above the high-tide line. The snappers defend these places fiercely, attacking all who venture near them.Originally from AC9 - Creature Catalogue (1986).Tempting though they are, decapitating bites would probably be a bit too much for this monster.I'd be happy with just 1d6 claws and a 2d4 bite.</blockquote>

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