Thursday, 13 December 2012

Snow Dog is Victorious!

It's fitting that I should finally have ready the two last encounter tables of my gigantic graphic system - intended to replace the "natural" and "savage" tables in cold regions:

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Oh yeah, that's a snow dog.

HD: 6 AC: 5/14 AT: d12 MV: 15
Size: 3 Mind: Average Reaction/Morale: +1/+2
These shaggy, fierce but benevolent horse-sized creatures roam wintry wastes and mountain peaks. They are of lawful disposition, associating with kindly druids, abbots and hermits, and will aid well-intentioned travelers. There is a 1 in 3 chance that a Snow Dog will have around its neck a keg with d10 doses of a potion of cure light wounds and protection from cold.

Now comes the hard task of putting all these tables into a presentation format and integrating them with the two outdoor adventure systems I've cooked up: one suitable for pre-stocking areas, and the other for generating encounters on the fly. More on that later.

7 comments:

  1. That's a pretty good remorhaz you found. I like your color choices.

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  2. It's a grubbier remo than Tramp's art deco critter, to be sure, the bastard of a spiny clipart caterpillar and the Phylopic larva head I used for the ankheg.

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  3. Nice work as usual. I'm intrigued by the vapor rats and lost race patrol. Are they homebrew or found elsewhere?

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  4. Nice work as usual. I'm intrigued by the vapor rats and lost race patrol. Are they homebrew or found elsewhere?

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  5. I believe vapor rats were in the AD&D 1st edition monster manual. Lost race patrol will be detailed, along with the other oddball encounters, in the final product.

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    1. Bah - they were actually in MM2 (but weren't they alluded to in the cloud giant entry?)

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  6. Hey, I am obsessed with your blog these days. But I can't seem to find the standard Savage Zone encounter table!

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