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<blockquote data-quote="Cyberhawk" data-source="post: 4158944" data-attributes="member: 11110">Gnolls can be a lot of fun.&nbsp; There's a few things to remember about them:They usually work with hyenas and dire hyenas.&nbsp; They're slavers, although they treat the slaves poorly and tend to eat them.&nbsp; This is good if you ever end up with a TPK and don't want to start over.&nbsp; They'll happily take the PC's captive.&nbsp; (especially the tasty ones)Gnolls have a demon lord who looks out for them specifically (Yeenoghu).&nbsp; This means you have a perfect explanation for gnoll warlocks, half-fiends and demon support at higher level encounters.As stated before they're favored class is Ranger so I always run them with multiple hunting parties out harrassing their prey, within horn or magical signals in case one runs up against something fierce.&nbsp; They'll be able to track the PCs easily.Also thanks to the whole &quot;dog-headed&quot; thing they work really well in ancient egyptian-themed adventures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyberhawk, post: 4158944, member: 11110"] Gnolls can be a lot of fun. There's a few things to remember about them: They usually work with hyenas and dire hyenas. They're slavers, although they treat the slaves poorly and tend to eat them. This is good if you ever end up with a TPK and don't want to start over. They'll happily take the PC's captive. (especially the tasty ones) Gnolls have a demon lord who looks out for them specifically (Yeenoghu). This means you have a perfect explanation for gnoll warlocks, half-fiends and demon support at higher level encounters. As stated before they're favored class is Ranger so I always run them with multiple hunting parties out harrassing their prey, within horn or magical signals in case one runs up against something fierce. They'll be able to track the PCs easily. Also thanks to the whole "dog-headed" thing they work really well in ancient egyptian-themed adventures. [/QUOTE]

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