Bestiary

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Name	Bat Men
Dice	4d50
HP	52
XP	380
Weak Against	Projectile Weaponry
V.Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune To	Poison
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	Yes
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Everyone's favorite crime fighter....er...wait...wrong batman...These Bat Men are pretty much bat+man.  They look like ordinary men except for the fact that they have large leathery wings growing from their back, and they are quite hairy.  Bat Men also have excessively long and sharp fingernails, good for raking someone's face off.  Their feet also make them stand out, as they have only 3 quite long, triple jointed toes, each adorned with a long talon.  Bat Men are also unique in the respect that unlike ordinary bats or men, they can breathe fireballs.  Bat Men know a little magic, and use that skill to heal themselves during combat.  The Bat Men live in cities of their own, high up in mountain caves.  When they do go out, it is usually during the night, and they travel together in companies of 3 to 5.  Bat Men are quite stealthy, and to be found, perception must be rolled and under a 5.

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Name	Cherd
Dice	2d50
HP	32
XP	165
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	Wind attacks
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes. Being quick, it uses its full dice instead of 1d.
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	A Cherd is a fairly small bird, slightly resembling a chicken, but only in the head and body size.  Cherds are red in color, from the pigments they receive from the berries they eat.  Cherds have uniquely designed wings that allow them to fly against the wind, making it easy to outrun and dodge enemies.  Cherds, being very sociable creatures, are always travelling in groups of 3 or 4, though sometimes they'll have a gather of up to 10 or 15

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Name	Chub Toad
Dice	3d65
HP	48
XP	234
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	Poison and Disease attacks
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Chub Toads are well...massive toads.  They are large enough to swallow a man whole.  They look like regular toads in all respects, except that their back is adorned with hundreds of razor sharp, poison filled quills.  So it kinda looks like a porcupine frog.  Chub Toads usually roam alone and can be found almost anywhere.  They also blend with their backgrounds well, as their skin changes slightly to their background, however they are quite easy to spot, due to their size, so perception isn't necessary to spot one.  The only time Chub Toads may be found in large groups, is during the mating seasons, Late Winter and Early Spring, then they can be found in groups of as many as 8.

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Name	Compisar
Dice	1d25
HP	12
XP	5
Weak Against	Everything!
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Curtis
Description	Compisars are very small dragon looking creatures about a foot tall.  They're about as powerful as a small cat...so usually travel is large packs.  They're mainly scavengers.  But, if they attack simultaneously...like -=[ Comps 1-4 attack Twolf]=- they can add an extra 5 sides for each additional one...so they would roll 1d40.

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Name	Crawling Island
Dice	6d30
HP	64
XP	621
Weak Against	Fire attacks
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	Earth attacks
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	Yes; +1 HP/turn.
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Crawling Islands are small masses of land that live out in the sea...they're basically islands, however, Crawling Islands are alive, and creatures in themselves, aside from the creatures that can and do live on them.  Crawling islands are large beasts, with enough surface area for usually 20 to 100 regular humans to stand on them, depending on the island.  Crawling Islands are very rare in the sea, and it is even rarer to see them on land, though they do leave the sea and go onto land every now and then, goodness knows why.  Hence the name Crawling Island, instead of Floating Island.  Crawling Islands are very slow, which makes it virtually impossible for them to dodge, though they are quite tough, allowing them the advantage of blocking.  Not to mention that they are capable of regeneration.  Crawling islands, being so rare, are absolutely never seen together.  If so, it's a miracle.

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Name	Demoness
Dice	4d75
HP	62
XP	525
Weak Against	Holy Power
V. Weak To	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	Dark powers
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	Yes
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Curtis
Description	A demoness is a humanoid figure...usually very very attractive that wears basically just some skimpy sheets, altough her attire may vary.  She is an foe straight from the depths below...and only wants to do evil.  And she will any way she wants, usually by seducing young men with her looks.  She has incredible dark powers, but is prone to using them all up, and thus rendering her powers useless.  Watch out for her seducing manner...and stay away from her dark staff...the thing that harnesses her energy from below.

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Name	Drevin
Dice	3d60
HP	46
XP	216
Weak Against	Holy Power
V. Weak To	Fire
Resistant to	Dark Power
DR	N/A
Immune To	Poison
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	A Drevin is a large four armed creature standing about 12 feet tall, not including their large horns that jut out from their forehead.  Drevins were created by a genius/insane scientist named Xavier Drevin.  Dr. Drevin created the beasts from parts of human corpses and other mutant creations of his own.  That would explain the Drevin's large hooves, and giant scorpion-like tail.  Drevins always roam around alone, tending to be very ill-tempered and not favoring any company.  Dr. Drevin created his beasts using black magic, so Drevins tend to be somewhat resistant to any dark powers, however, they are greatly harmed by holy power, as well as fire, which can incinerate their rotting bodies in seconds.  Drevins are walking disease bags, which makes them immune to all poisons and disease.

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Name	Drigon
Dice	2d30 / 2d50 / 3d55 / 4d60
HP	24 / 32 / 44 / 56
XP	75 / 125 / 207 / 300
Weak Against	Fire attacks
V. Weak To	N/A
Resistant To	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	Ice attacks
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Curtis
Description	Drigons are blue dragons that can get from 5 feet tall ((babies 2d30)) to huge 30 foot tall elders 4d60.  They breath ice as their main attack, and like to go around freezing things.  They travel in family groups of about 20...with each family group having one elder.  Most are not hostile unless you disturb them, then they all stick up for the family group.  They sport tiny wings, which are only good for short, low level flight.

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Name	Fallen Angels
Dice	4d45
HP	50
XP	351
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	Holy Power
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	Dark Power
Healing	Yes
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Fallen Angels are just that, former angels that took to the dark ways and were cast from heaven.  They look like ordinary folk, except for the two large scars on their backs, where their wings used to be.  Fallen Angels also are recoginized by the fact that they wear the skins of those they've killed.  Some of the elder Fallen Angels may have small horns growing from their foreheads, or dark leathery wings budding in place of their lost ones.  All Fallen Angels have dark hair, and their bodies are usually covered with tattooes.  They are quite magically inclined, though they often carry around a scimitar and a few daggers.  Fallen Angels are easily taken down by Holy Powers, even a splash of holy water on them could do the trick.  In contrast, Dark Powers revive Fallen Angels and rejuvenate them.

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Name	Giant Wurm
Dice	6d39
HP	66
XP	702
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	Blunt Weapons, i.e. clubs, staffs, hammers, etc.
DR	Giant Wurms are covered in thick, hard, scales except for around the eyes and their underbelly.  If a Giant Wurm is hit anywhere else, it only takes half damage.
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	Fire Attacks
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Giant Wurms are resmblant to very large snakes, with a dragon's head.  They are around 30-70 meters in length, and are covered in very thick, hard scales, except around their eyes and underbelly.  Giant Wurms are usually found in the forest, and possibly the most terrifying thing about them is the horrible crashing sound that it makes as it speeds through the forest.  The noise is so loud that it echoes through the trees and seems to come from all directions at once.  Giant Wurms are almost always found alone, as they need no help taking down enemies.  The Giant Wurms tend to slither along on their unprotected bellies, to keep them from harm, though they can raise up and balance, like a snake.  Giant Wurms also are capable of breathing fire, and if they are attacked with it, it actually heals them.

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Name	Goblins
Dice	2d35
HP	26
XP	70
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Techie
Description	Goblins are notorious for fighting when the odds favor them. Usually equipped with crude clubs and spears or with rusty swords.  There are a few large tribes in Rhydin that can be hired as mercenaries as well as those that you might just be lucky enough to stumble upon. One particular tribe is noted to live in the Khiala-Kest area.

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Name	Griffon
Dice	3d45
HP	40
XP	130
Weak Against	N/A
V.Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Aus
Description	Griffons are famed as excellent mounts; however, they have a nasty habit of eating the horses. They prefers horse as targets in combat and usually travel in prides.

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Name	Horse/Warhorse
Dice	3d20 / 3d30
HP	30 / 34
XP	30 / 90
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak to	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creature's Creator	Aus
Description	Horses are usually used as transportation over long distances; they are most effective when trained for speed and combat. A normal horse usually doesn't fight in combat and panics 90% of the time. They do not gain XP from combat, only from training. Warhorses fight in combat and panic 10% the time. They also gain XP. Horses get a speed bonus, usually based on their breed. A normal horse has speed dice of 1d48; 1d18 for dice + d30 for basic speed.

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Name	Inferno Archer
Dice	4d60
HP	56
XP	300
Weak Against	Wind attacks
V. Weak To	Water and Ice attacks
Resistant to	Projectile Weaponry
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	Fire attacks
Healing	N/A
Regneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creature's Creator	Brian
Description	Inferno Archers look like ordinary people, with the exception that their heads are constantly on fire.  Inferno Archers have mastered the art of firing a bow, and with their blazing heads, they can have as many flaming arrows as they want.  Inferno Archers are also fairly good at hand to hand combat, and if they headbutt you...well..damn.  Since their heads are always on fire, the Inferno Archers are easily damaged by wind, water, and ice attacks, but if any fire is done on them...well hey..they're ready to party.  Inferno Archers have learned the lesson of safety in numbers, and if you only see one, you can still be sure that there are at 3 or 4 others hiding somewhere.

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Name	Lionaire
Dice	5d55
HP	64
XP	468
Weak Against	Dark Power
V. Weak Against	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	Holy Power
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	No
Creatutre's Creator	Brian
Description	A Lionaire is a heavenly creature.  They are large, winged lions.  They are around twice the size of an ordinary lion, with a wingspan of around 35 to 45 feet.  Lionaires are covered in a coat of pure white fur, with the exception of their mane, which is a sky-blue.  Lionaires, being divine creatures, are capable of using heavenly powers to their benefit, such as healing themselves, though dark powers do a hefty amount of damage on them.  Unlike ordinary  lions, Lionaires don't tend to roam together in prides, but usually stick alone or in small groups of 2 or 3.  Lionaires are quite intelligent and are capable of speech with other species.  They are usually docile unless otherwise provoked or an intruder happens to come into their territory.

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Name	Ogre
Dice	3d50
HP	42
XP	315
Weak Against	N/A
V. Weak Against	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	Tough hide (3 points) or by armor type
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creatutre's Creator	Techie
Description	Extremely larger than their relatives, goblins, they forfeit brains for brawn, but not always.  Work as mercenaries when they can be offered enough reimbursment for their services, but are happy pillaging or terrorizing by themselves or in small groups.  Food and gold are the usual items sought after during these raids.  They use crudely made clubs and hides for clothing, though some may be lucky enough to have armor in their size.

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Name	Skeleton (animal/human/monster)
Dice	2d30 / 2d48 / 3d40
HP	24 / 30 / 38
XP	60 / 96 / 120
Weak Against	Holy power
V. Weak Against	N/A
Resistant to	Bladed weapons
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creatutre's Creator	Aus
Description	Skeletons are the favored basic soldiers of undead armies - they are easy to find, easy to make, and sometimes they come with their own armor and weapons. There are three types of skeletons - the animal skeleton, the humanoid skeleton, and the monster skeleton. Skeletons are usually created by an Animate Dead spell.

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Name	Treefolk(Saplings, Ordinary, Giant)
Dice	2d50 / 3d50 / 4d50
HP	32 / 42 / 52
XP	130 / 163 / 195
Weak Against	Large Bladed Weapons ((If someone swings a battleaxe at them...it'll hurt...a dagger doesn't fall into this category though))
V. Weak Against	Fire Attacks
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	Yes; +1 HP/turn.
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creatutre's Creator	Brian
Description	The Treefolk are a race of giant people who, obviously, look like trees.  They fall into three catergories: Saplings ((2d50)), Ordinary Treefolk ((3d50)), and Giant Treefolk ((4d50)).  The Treefolk are quite slow moving, due to the fact that they must creep around by dragging themselves with their roots.  This lack of speed makes it impossible for them to dodge, but with their tough bark they can easily block an attack, unless it is a fire attack, then they're screwed.  The Saplings tend to travel together, about 3 or 4 to a group, with the occasional Ordinary Treefolk watching them.  The Giant Treefolk are the eldest of the people, and tend to travel alone, or in groups of 2.  The Treefolk are notorious for their amazing hiding skills, seeing as they look like trees.  If Treefolk are around, perception must be rolled and half one's perception or lower is required to see them if they don't desire to be seen. They cannot be found by any other means than sight, since they smell and taste and feel like a tree.  They can only be identified by the fact that they have faces, with razor sharp teeth.  They also have two long arms protruding far out from the other branches

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Name	Woodkynn (female/male)
Dice	3d72 / 3d50
HP	50 / 42
XP	486 / 338
Weak Against	Fire
V. Weak Against	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	Earth Based attacks (though not lava)
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	Yes; +1 HP/turn
Dodge Allowed?	Yes
Block Allowed?	Yes
Creatutre's Creator	Brian
Description	The Woodkynn are a race of people, who resemble humans in all respects, aside from the fact that they are between 30 and 50 feet tall and wear leaves for clothing..though some people do that.  The Woodkynn aren't good or evil, they vary from person to person, like humans.  The Woodkynn, along with being strong, are somewhat capable in magic, especially with the workings of the earth.  The Woodkynn live together in cities, deep within the forests and jungles.  Women ((3d72)) tend to be the dominating sex of the Woodkynn and they are the ones that often hold the higher rankings.  The women are also more magically inclined than the men ((3d50)).  When the Woodkynn take to travelling, they often go together in parties, sometimes up to as many as 15 or so in a group.

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Name	Zombie
Dice	2d35
HP	26
XP	35
Weak Against	Holy power, fire
V. Weak Against	N/A
Resistant to	N/A
DR	N/A
Immune to	N/A
Absorbs	N/A
Healing	N/A
Regeneration	N/A
Dodge Allowed?	N/A
Block Allowed?	N/A
Creatutre's Creator	Aus
Description	Zombies are another old standby of the dark ones; they are cheap, easily made, and tend to fall apart under significant spellpower. However, they make good cheap armies, don't complain, and feed on the enemy.

Reasons for Granting Experience

1. Being victorious over an enemy.
This may mean killing it, forcing it to surrender, routing it, or perhaps just convincing it not to be an enemy anymore. In fact, peaceful solutions should provide at least as much (if not more) experience as dicing up your problems. Defeating enemies, however you do it, is one source of XP. Below is a method for figuring the XP total for your creatures.

Basic XP: Dice * Sides
Basic HP / EP: (Dice * 10) + 2 HP per d5 above d20.

Allowed to dodge:  + 20%
Allowed to block:  + 30%
Extra HP:  + 10% / +10% HP
Damage Resistance (Creature takes (DR) less damage from attacks, min. 1 hit unless attack was 1 or 2 hits.): + 20% / 1 DR
DR vs (X) [Armor only vs X]:  +5% / 1 DR
Weak to (X) [Double damage]:  - 25%
Very weak to (X) [Triple damage]:  - 50%
Resistant to (X) [Half damage]:  + 25%
Immune to (X) [No damage]:  + 50%
Absorbs (X) [Gains HP]:  + 75%

Creature can heal itself:  + 20%
Creature regenerates 1 HP/turn:  + 50%

(If you have other ideas for modifiers, please feel free to contact us.)
 

2. Obtaining storyline objectives.
This gives a lot of leeway to the GM here; whatever is in reason can be given. Personally, I tend to give objective XP based on the importance of the actions. If the PCs really bungled things, this value is low or nonexistent; if they did a reasonable job, they should get a fair amount of experience, and if they did a stunningly excellent job, they should get credit for it. As I said, this really relies on the GM and how much they believe it's worth. Keep in mind how much XP it takes to gain a side.
 

3. Individual awards.
This is extremely optional; the objective award given above is divided amongst the party, but there's times when you really want to just pat one character on the head. This type of award is given for general good role-playing of the character (especially sacrificing advantages because they aren't in character; an example, perhaps, would be a great reward given to the party - and Shidi refunds it and says they were happy to do it for free. Or something like that.) This type of XP is also applicable when a character comes up with a brilliant idea, especially one that saves the rest of the party's hides, solves a particular puzzle (this may be split if he's got help), figures out something dangerous/important, or whatever else the GM may see fit to give XP for.