What source book is a "rook" in?

[GILGAMESH]

What source book is a "rook" in?
I have the monster manual but none of the others.
I'm running a adventure soon and I want to make sure I run these monsters right.

Any help?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I believe you're refering to the harpy-like monster, no? That's in the Dungeon Crawl Classics module, Aerie of the Crow God.

 

[Slife]

This one.

 

[Crothian]

This one.

it's not even d20!!

 

[Corsair]

I've used the miniatures from that game as DnD minis for a long time though.

 

[I'm A Banana]

I can't be the only one to think that a line of chess-based monsters would be hell of sweet, right?

GIMMIE GIANT MOVING STATUES OF DOOM!

 

[Sound of Azure]

I was going to say to just use the raven statistics, since they're similar to both crows and rooks, but apparently in D&D, they're not an animal, but a monster...

or maybe a chess piece (tee hee).

I can't be the only one to think that a line of chess-based monsters would be hell of sweet, right?

GIMMIE GIANT MOVING STATUES OF DOOM!

Well, there is the Red Knight in FR.....

 

[Warren Okuma]

This one.

Is there a D20 conversion for it?

 

[Jdvn1]

Is there a D20 conversion for it?

So borken.

Gilgamesh, what adventure are you running? Where are you seeing this? There's no source listed?

 

[GILGAMESH]

Gilgamesh, what adventure are you running? Where are you seeing this? There's no source listed?

Whizbang, you are right. Aerie of the Crow God.

They don't give a very big distinction (I've only been paging thru it to get a feel on how the adventure moves) between a rook and a harpy. And I was hoping for a better critter background and maybe a better picture.