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<blockquote data-quote="Echohawk" data-source="post: 4258476" data-attributes="member: 9849">&quot;The children's room has a small cage in one corner which contains four white mice and a small bowl of cereals stands next to it. If the cage is opened and the mice allowed to to get out they will become 4 giant white weremice, who will not attack anybody who fed them.&quot;4 weremice: AC 6; HD 2; hp 7 each; # AT 1; D 1-4; SA Bite may cuase lycanthropy; SD needs silver or magical weapons to hit; AL N; S S; xp 79 each; Special monster -- cf other lycanthropes MM, FF, MM2.&quot;Inside the temple contains benches and a small altar behind which is an alabaster statue of a partridge (a bird considered holy by the islanders). Should anyone damage or desecrate the temple this statue will begin to grow (up to a maximum of 7 feet tall). If the desecration continues the statue will change into a giant partridge and attack the offenders, reverting back to its statue-state once the offenders are dealt with. The statue is similar to a figurine of wondrous power, but it cannot be removed from the temple in its statue form (moving the statue counts as an act of desecration), and if it is forced to leave the temple in partridge form it will crumble into alabaster dust.1 giant partridge: AC 7; MV 3&quot;/24&quot;; HD 4; hp 20; #AT 3; D 1-3/1-3/2-8; 140xp; AL Nn; S M.From &quot;Tir Nan Og&quot;, by Chris Barlow, Imagine #17, August 1984</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Echohawk, post: 4258476, member: 9849"] "The children's room has a small cage in one corner which contains four white mice and a small bowl of cereals stands next to it. If the cage is opened and the mice allowed to to get out they will become 4 giant white weremice, who will not attack anybody who fed them." 4 weremice: AC 6; HD 2; hp 7 each; # AT 1; D 1-4; SA Bite may cuase lycanthropy; SD needs silver or magical weapons to hit; AL N; S S; xp 79 each; Special monster -- cf other lycanthropes MM, FF, MM2. "Inside the temple contains benches and a small altar behind which is an alabaster statue of a partridge (a bird considered holy by the islanders). Should anyone damage or desecrate the temple this statue will begin to grow (up to a maximum of 7 feet tall). If the desecration continues the statue will change into a giant partridge and attack the offenders, reverting back to its statue-state once the offenders are dealt with. The statue is similar to a [b]figurine of wondrous power[/b], but it cannot be removed from the temple in its statue form (moving the statue counts as an act of desecration), and if it is forced to leave the temple in partridge form it will crumble into alabaster dust. 1 giant partridge: AC 7; MV 3"/24"; HD 4; hp 20; #AT 3; D 1-3/1-3/2-8; 140xp; AL Nn; S M. From "Tir Nan Og", by Chris Barlow, Imagine #17, August 1984 [/QUOTE]

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