The Monsters
Climate/Terrain
Percent in Lair
Frequency
Organisation
Activity Cycle
Part of the day when the monster is active. Monsters active during the day are diurnal, those active at night are nocturnal, and those active during twilight are crepuscular. Due to the absence of sunlight, nocturnal monsters can be active anytime in subterranean enviroments.
Diet
What the monster typical eats; carnivores eat primarily meat, herbivores primarily plants, and omnivores a balanced mix. Piscivores are carnivores specialised for aqutic quarry, while insectivores dine largely on insects. Detritivores eat rotting meat and plants, along with feces.
Intelligence
| Score | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Nonintelligent or unratable |
| 1 | Animal intelligence |
| 2-4 | Semi-intelligent |
| 5-7 | Low intelligence |
| 8-10 | Average (human) intelligence |
| 11-12 | Above-average intelligence |
| 13-14 | Very intelligent |
| 15-16 | Highly intelligent |
| 17-18 | Genius |
| 19-20 | Supra-genius |
| 21+ | Superhuman intelligence |
Treasure
Alignment
No. Appearing
Armour Class
Movement
Non-surface movement-types are abbreviated thus:
| Abr. | Movement Type |
|---|---|
| Fl | Flying |
| Sw | Swimming |
| Br | Burrowing |
| Cl | Climbing |
Morale
Likelihood the monster stands firm in the face of adversity rather than flee. This base rating can be modified depending on particular circumstances. For additional morale rules, see Appendix A.
| 1d10 | Morale |
|---|---|
| 2-4 | Unreliable |
| 5-7 | Unsteady |
| 8-10 | Average |
| 11-12 | Steady |
| 13-14 | Veteran |
| 15-16 | Champion |
| 17-18 | Fanatic |
| 19-20 | Fearless |
To make a moral-check, role 2d10. If the number is lower than the monster's rating, it stands firm, if the number is higher, it flees.
Hit-Points
Number of Attacks
Damage/Attack
Special Attacks
Special Defences
Magical Resistance
Size
Size categories are abbreviated thus:
| Abr. | Size Category |
|---|---|
| T | Tiny (2 ft. or under) |
| S | Small (2.5-4 ft.) |
| M | Medium (4.5-7 ft.) |
| L | Large (7.5-12 ft.) |
| H | Huge (12.5-25 ft.) |
| G | Gargantuan (25 ft. or over) |
Most creatures are measured in length, height. However, certain creatures of peculiar dimensions are assigned a size-category which does not adhere strictly to the above qualifications. For instance; a 12 ft. snake is far longer than it is tall or heavy, so despite being within the parametres of the large size-category, it is classed under the medium size-category, as the mechanical consquences thereof more accurately reflect the spacial reality of said creature.
XP Value
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