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<blockquote data-quote="CydKnight" data-source="post: 7038873" data-attributes="member: 6873462">If this is what you are thinking, it would have to be dealt with on an individual creature basis.&nbsp; Your character would have to spend time learning about each monster it hunts to determine what is the best way to incapacitate one without beating on it.&nbsp; A ranger familiar with the terrain you are hunting, if not the creature type, would certainly be helpful even if it ends up being someone for hire.Certain traps may work for some creatures while not for others.&nbsp; Depending on how &quot;exotic&quot; the creature and the type of terrain, you will likely have to design a unique trap for each one.&nbsp; Sleep may work on some but maybe not others.&nbsp; Creatures have different immunities and things like darts can miss.&nbsp; Size of creature will also be a factor in the design of your trap of method of incapacitation.&nbsp; So I don't see any one solution here to your dilemma without more information.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CydKnight, post: 7038873, member: 6873462"] If this is what you are thinking, it would have to be dealt with on an individual creature basis. Your character would have to spend time learning about each monster it hunts to determine what is the best way to incapacitate one without beating on it. A ranger familiar with the terrain you are hunting, if not the creature type, would certainly be helpful even if it ends up being someone for hire. Certain traps may work for some creatures while not for others. Depending on how "exotic" the creature and the type of terrain, you will likely have to design a unique trap for each one. Sleep may work on some but maybe not others. Creatures have different immunities and things like darts can miss. Size of creature will also be a factor in the design of your trap of method of incapacitation. So I don't see any one solution here to your dilemma without more information. [/QUOTE]

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