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<blockquote data-quote="Agent Oracle" data-source="post: 2827855" data-attributes="member: 40076">Bah, spiders are done to death.&nbsp; Ditto for mantises and ants.Roaches.Just consider what the roach has to offer:They are capable of surviving ANYTHING.&nbsp; Remind me, what are the only things that will survive after a Nuclear holocaust?&nbsp; Roaches and Keith Richards.&nbsp; That's right.&nbsp; Just imagine a vermin the size of a dwarf that won't stay dead?&nbsp; The best way you could reflect that in straight D20 is to give a bombadeer beetle d12 for hit dice, up it's AC by a bunch of points, give it a DR #/-, and a Spell resistance that would make the tarrasque proud.They are naturally insideous, and will work their way into anything they canThey are ravenous and consume everything they can in order to reproduce as fast as they can.They are a vactor, the grand majority of them are diseased.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Agent Oracle, post: 2827855, member: 40076"] Bah, spiders are done to death. Ditto for mantises and ants. Roaches. Just consider what the roach has to offer: They are capable of surviving ANYTHING. Remind me, what are the only things that will survive after a Nuclear holocaust? Roaches and Keith Richards. That's right. Just imagine a vermin the size of a dwarf that won't stay dead? The best way you could reflect that in straight D20 is to give a bombadeer beetle d12 for hit dice, up it's AC by a bunch of points, give it a DR #/-, and a Spell resistance that would make the tarrasque proud. They are naturally insideous, and will work their way into anything they can They are ravenous and consume everything they can in order to reproduce as fast as they can. They are a vactor, the grand majority of them are diseased. [/QUOTE]

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