71 They can use simple weapons, and more rarely tools and more complex weapons. Bow-wielding harpies are particularly well-regarded and effective killers.1 Harpy babies are born already able to devour raw meat, and whilst normally raised by their parent, in the event they are orphaned, the...
Dragons are scaled, reptilian creatures with large wings capable of flight. A dragon has a long tail that can be used as a weapon, and typically has multiple horns on its head and a ridge or horns along its spine. While size depends on the dragon's type, very young dragons are about ...
An archetype for someone who crafts their own unique weapon. Some kind of gloomblade-esque thing. An archetype for wielding an intelligent weapon that grows alongside you. Treasure Vault has alchemical flamethrowers in it and that blurb has me imagining like, unique pseudo-weapons designed to ...
Witchwarg: Large, whitewargswith human intelligence and magical powers.[citation needed] Wolf-in-sheep's-clothing: Bizarre aberrations who disguise themselves to look like mundane objects in nature.14 Warg: Oversized wolf-like creatures with evil dispositions and human intelligence.[citation needed] ...
they are quite likely to abandon their weapons for the sheer joy of tearing an opponent to pieces with their own claws. Their intelligence also makes frost trolls tougher opponents, as rather than giving in to bestial rage, they instead employ cunning tactics to subdue those who use fire to ...
We don't get that though. We get casters that are bad with weapons but are forced to use them because poor design means they can't actually be spellcasters full-time until they reach an arbitrary point of experience. The point is casters do use weapons. And you can use one to ...
s an equally large section dedicated to monster stat blocks. I didn’t do a one-for-one, but I assume most of these creatures were used directly in the adventure, but again, there’s probably also a few “extras” for the GM who wants to try and create their own content. There’s...
perk their interest, such asmetallictools, armor andweaponsfrom victims they have slain. They believe that swallowingcoins,gemsand other forms of jewelry helps strengthen their quills and their breath attacks.2They loathe all creatures smaller than themselves, having a particular distaste forhumanoids....
a powerful and cunning dwarf, busy at his forge hammering out a weapon or shield. He is the consummate planner, with a contingency for nearly every situation. Art shows him as a stereotypical dwarf in intricate armor and carrying his warhammerKaglemros(Dwarvenfor '"forger of many weapons")....
Werecreatures are generally resistant to mostweapons, althoughmagicaffects them normally. Weapons edged in silver can hurt and kill a werecreature as easily as a normal human,11[citation needed]and they do not possess any such resistance in humanoid form.8When killed, a werecreature always revert...