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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 6288660" data-attributes="member: 4937">All over the place.&nbsp; Some of the FF is homebrew by UK authors.&nbsp; Some of it is reprints from early 1e AD&amp;D modules particularly GDQ - which is by Gygax and intended to challenge high level well equipped and experienced players.The Drow and the Slaad are some of the most dangerous foes in official print in 1e.&nbsp;&nbsp; Both are size M monsters with lots of HD, very high level defences, and lots of potential damage.&nbsp; Slaad absolute wreck most demons in terms of threat, and compete with the high end devils like Pit Fiends.&nbsp; Both are about as cheesed as a 1e monster can be.&nbsp; If you need foes for characters of 10th-15th level, those are good places to go looking.Lot of other monsters are more mundane and more in the line of MM1 ordinary monsters.&nbsp; Some are just plain wierd.&nbsp; Others are along the same lines as the Drow and the Slaad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 6288660, member: 4937"] All over the place. Some of the FF is homebrew by UK authors. Some of it is reprints from early 1e AD&D modules particularly GDQ - which is by Gygax and intended to challenge high level well equipped and experienced players. The Drow and the Slaad are some of the most dangerous foes in official print in 1e. Both are size M monsters with lots of HD, very high level defences, and lots of potential damage. Slaad absolute wreck most demons in terms of threat, and compete with the high end devils like Pit Fiends. Both are about as cheesed as a 1e monster can be. If you need foes for characters of 10th-15th level, those are good places to go looking. Lot of other monsters are more mundane and more in the line of MM1 ordinary monsters. Some are just plain wierd. Others are along the same lines as the Drow and the Slaad. [/QUOTE]

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