Seeking Conversions of some oldies...

[Valen]

I must admit that my only exposure to pre-3e D&D was a few games back in high school. Still, I fondly remember some of the more fun (some, say silly) monsters from past editions and seek to add some lost gems to my old games. Thanks to the Tome of Horrors, piercers, trappers, and a few others have shown up in my games.

In a recent discussion of wacky monsters, a few other monsters names crept up. In particular, the Doc cu'o'c, Shirokinukatsukami, and spanner (apparently some living bridge). These creature's I wasn't familiar with, but the way way they were described sounded just too wacky, not to throw them at my players. I haven't seen any of these monsters in the creature catalog (perhaps I am just not looking in the right place) and was wondering if there were any conversions available for 3e or if anyone out there wanted to take a crack at converting them.

 

[Filby]

Can't help you with the spanner, but the doc cu'o'c and the shirokinukatsukami are both in 'Oriental Adventures'.

 

[Blacksway]

According to this thread over at Mortality.net the Spanner was found in the "Fiend Folio MC".

 

[Valen]

Thanks for the help. Do you know if any of those creatures have been converted for 3e? If so, where can I find them?

In the meantime, now that I know where to look, I can try to hunt down the originals and perhaps work up my own conversions.

Thanks again.

 

[Knight Otu]

Thanks for the help. Do you know if any of those creatures have been converted for 3e? If so, where can I find them?

The Oriental Adventures monsters are also in the 3rd edition Oriental Adventures book.

 

[BOZ]

i'm planning on doing the spanner very soon, within the next few weeks.