Converting prehistoric animals

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I approve of marsh move. The muck toss is interesting, but should only be usable in muddy or marshy terrain. Range of 20 feet? If we're going to use it at all. I could go either way.
 

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Updated with marsh move.

20 feet and limited to muddy or marshy terrain for the muck toss sounds about right. Like you, I can take it or leave it. Anyone feel strongly either way?
 

The muck toss is pretty interesting, but I have no clue how realistic it might be, which I guess is the deciding factor for me. Anybody?
 


Good point. Revising...

Toss Muck (Ex): As a standard action, an amebelodon can toss a tuskful of muck at a target within 20 feet. This requires a ranged touch attack. The target is blinded until it takes a move action to wipe off the muck. This ability may only be used in muddy or marshy terrain.

Look OK?
 




Megalosaurus
Climate/Terrain: Any land
Freq: Uncommon
Org: Solitary
Activity: Day
Diet: Carnivor
Int: Non- (0)
Treasure: Nil
Alignment: Nil
# App: 1-2
AC: 5
Movement: 12
HD: 12
THAC0: 9
# ATT: 3
Dmg/Att: 1-3/1-3/3-18
SA: Nil
SD: Nil
MR: Nil
Size: H (30' long)
Morale: Steady (11)

The megalosaurus is another carnosaur, like the allosaurus and tyrannosaurus, but is smaller--30 feet long, ten feet tall, and weighing only one ton. While it is as able as its larger cousins of functioning bipedally, the megalosaurus often travels on all fours.

The megalosaurus eats sauropods, like the mamenchisaurus above, principally using its large jaws and teeth to bring down any unsuspecting vicitm. The claws of the megalosaurus, while sharp, are capable of causing only incidental damage to such giants as diplodocus and brachiosaurus.

Originally appeared in Monstrous Compendium Volume Three: Forgotten Realms Appendix (1989).
 


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