Help! Where's the Yuan-ti in the SRD?

[dead]

I only own the 3.0 corebooks but I like the stuff from the 3.5 MM that has ECLs for monsters and an easy Skill Point progression system for monsters.

Anyway, one of my players is considering playing a Yuan-ti (probably a Pureblood), and I was after such stuff as:

ECL
Level Adjustment
Skill Points per monster level
Monster class skills

If anyone could help me, I'd much appreciate it.

 

[daTim]

Unfortunatly they are not Open Gaming Content which is why they are not in the SRD, so posting here would be a no-no. Same goes for Beholders and Slaad I believe.

 

[Piratecat]

And mindflayers, too. Sad, but not unreasonable.

While we ask the information not be posted here out of respect for WotC, I happen to have my MM right next to me. I'll drop you a quick email.

 

[Piratecat]

Dead, it's worth checking -- did you receive my email?

 

[HeavyG]

And mindflayers, too. Sad, but not unreasonable.

Yeah, signature monsters like the yuan-ti, the mind flayer and the carrion crawler are not open gaming content. WotC really needs exclusive use of the carrion crawler, you know.

 

[Al'Kelhar]

No, they need to protect their intellectual property in half-illithid carrion crawlers (which kinda work, in a physiological sense). And those beholder-thingies from 2E Monstrous Compendium which rode around on carrion crawler-thingies.

 

[coyote6]

Well, you know, they're hoping to market it to Fear Factor Fantasy Edition*, for their patented Gross-out Eating Competition. In this case, of course, instead of the contestants eating disgusting wriggling multilegged things, the things eat the contestants!

*(a celebrity edition with Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Marlon Wayans, Thora Birch, Brigitte Nielsen, and Miranda Otto)

Okay, maybe not.

 

[Nifft]

http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=92578

That's a variant which only uses open-content mechanics, and is IMHO better integrated into the 3.5e system than actual Yuan-Ti.

-- N