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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 8061938" data-attributes="member: 57383">Okay, first off The Kraken is supposedly the largest living creature on the planet so we'd better make it Colossal.I'm uncommitted as to whether to give it the standard Kraken's SLAs.&nbsp; On the one hand there's no mention of them in the original text, and if it had faerie fire or weather summoning it'd likely have used them in combat and survivors of its rampages might have noticed and reported it, but on the other hand standard Kraken appear to exist in Cerilia plus Undead Kraken that are derived from them.The Brecht priests' claim it's extraplanar in original seems unlikely on the face of it, although I suppose it could be a Fiendish/Half-Fiend/Water-Element Kraken that used to live in the Abyss or the Elemental Plane of Water.&nbsp; That could give it the SR of this monster, but might add more SLAs the original text makes no mention of!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 8061938, member: 57383"] Okay, first off The Kraken is supposedly the largest living creature on the planet so we'd better make it Colossal. I'm uncommitted as to whether to give it the standard Kraken's SLAs. On the one hand there's no mention of them in the original text, and if it had [I]faerie fire[/I] or [I]weather summoning[/I] it'd likely have used them in combat and survivors of its rampages might have noticed and reported it, but on the other hand standard Kraken appear to exist in Cerilia plus Undead Kraken that are derived from them. The Brecht priests' claim it's extraplanar in original seems unlikely on the face of it, although I suppose it could be a Fiendish/Half-Fiend/Water-Element Kraken that used to live in the Abyss or the Elemental Plane of Water. That could give it the SR of this monster, but might add more SLAs the original text makes no mention of! [/QUOTE]

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