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TotalAnarchy Inc
10-14-03, 12:47 AM I was wondering if someone could make a Deathclaw for me from the PC games Fallout and Fallout 2. Any CR below epic is fine, I was thinking somewhere 9-13. I am horrible at creating monsters and would really appreciate if someone could make this/ help me make this! I haven't been playing D&D too long so I wouldn't know what feats or anything to give it.

Thank you in advance for anyone who helps at all!
:tiphat:
Mr.Waesel
10-14-03, 04:21 AM :thumbsup:
Mr.Waesel
10-14-03, 04:44 AM Crap! My post got eaten

*starts over*
Mr.Waesel
10-14-03, 05:02 AM Deathclaw

Large Magical beast

HD:14d10+70(147 HP)
Init: +6
Speed: 40 feet, climb 15 feet
AC: 25 (-1 size, +2 dex, +14 natural)
Base Attack/Grapple: +14/+27
Attack: Claw +22 (2d6+9)
Full Attack: 2 Claws +22 (2d6+9), and Bite +20 (2d6+4)
Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
Special Attacks: Rend 2d6+13, Roar
Special Qualities: Acid Resistance 10, Immunity to extreme desert temperatures.
Saves: Fort + 16, Reflex + 11, Will +7
Abilities: Strength 28, Dexterity 14, Constitution 20, Intelligence 7, Wisdom 13, Charisma 11
Skills: Climb +12, Swim +12, Hide +4* Move Silently +9
Feats: Dodge, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, Improved natural attack (Claw), Iron Will, Multiattack
Environment: Any Desert or Mountainous desert
Organization: Solitary, pack (1-10), or Tribe (11-100, Including a 3rd level adept leader with at least 10 int.)
Challenge Rating: 10
Treasure: None
Alignment: Usually Neutral
Advancement: 15-21 HD (Large) 22-28HD (Huge)
Level Adjustment: +4

Deathclaws are Giant, Radiation(or magic)-Mutated chameleons. They roam the desert in packs, or establish tribes, lead by a spellcasting elder. They have hide as thick as the best platemail, and are as strong as some giants. However, they lack intelligence, and use only basic strategy in combat.

Combat: A Deathclaw begins the combat by roaring, then charging and trying to rip apart all enemies wiht it's claws.

Immunity to extreme desert temperatures (Ex):: A Deathclaw is adapted to living in the desert. It does not suffer from the extreme heat and cold dangers as described in the Dungeon Master's Guide.

Rend (Ex): To use this ability, a Deathclaw must hit with both claws in the same round. If it does, it automatically rends the opponent for an additional 2d6+13 damage.

Roar (Ex): A Deathclaw always roars at the start of a combat as a free action. All opponents within 200 feet must make a Will save (DC 17) or be frightened for 14 rounds. The DC is charisma-based.
Mr.Waesel
10-14-03, 05:11 AM There you go! :) I made them a bit more feral to fit into the D&D world, but basically all you have to do is the replace the elder with a Queen (maximum advanced Deathclaw) and they are the same. i added the roar for flavor, and it's probably not much use. The ECL is based on that of giants.
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-14-03, 10:31 AM wowy wow! That's perfect! Thank you so much!
Mr.Waesel
10-14-03, 10:52 AM any time ;) :tiphat:
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-14-03, 11:43 AM is that supposed to be frightened for 1d4 rounds?
DrakeRunner
10-14-03, 03:07 PM Good, good, I say nice work, as a Fallout player.

SPOILER WARNING. FLASH. BANG. WHATEVER LOUD NOISES ARE NEEDED TO SCARE OFF SPOILER... WAIT.... THE GAME IS A FEW YEARS OLD... NEVERMIND.

They ARE intelligent, in Fallout 2, intelligent Deathclaws have colonized Vault 13, and you can get one to join your party. You can also have one escape from the bad guy's base.
Mr.Waesel
10-15-03, 06:05 AM I know, that's why I gave them int 7. Some of them are intelligent, others are stupid.

TotalAnarchy Inc: Nope, 1 round/HD, but the save is so low it doen't really matter. Also: Do you want me to do any more monsters?
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-15-03, 12:03 PM Well maybe a wannamango (sp?) or a radscorpion.
Mr.Waesel
10-15-03, 03:54 PM For radscorpoin I'd use either a large or a Huge Monstrous scorpion. Wanamingo coming up...
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-16-03, 11:04 AM Thanks!
:angel:
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-17-03, 07:27 PM :bump:
:ayyyy!:
Mr.Waesel
10-18-03, 12:28 PM Wanamingo

Medium Outsider

HD:10d8+40 (85 hp)
Init: +4
Speed: 30 feet
AC: 25 (+4 dex, +11 natural)
Base Attack/Grapple: +10/+15
Attack: Tentacle +16 (1d6+5)
Full Attack: 2 Tentacles +16 (1d6+5)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: Trip
Special Qualities: Blindsight 100 feet, Blind, DR 5/-
Saves: Fort + 11, Reflex + 11, Will +7
Abilities: Strength 20, Dexterity 18, Constitution 18, Intelligence 5, Wisdom 11, Charisma 11
Skills: Climb +18, Hide +17, Listen +13, Move Silently +17, Spot +13.
Feats: Alertness, Cleave, Improved Natural armor, Weapon Focus (tentacle).
Environment: Any Underground
Organization: Solitary or pack (1-5)
Challenge Rating: 7
Treasure: None
Alignment: Usually Neutral
Advancement: 10-20 HD (Medium)
Level Adjustment: -

A Wanamingo is a strange creature of alien origin, it has a long, sleek head, from wich two legs with clawed feet and two tentacles sprout. The beast has no apparent eyes.

Combat:

A Wanamingo is a straightforward fighter. It attacks with it's tentacles hoping to trip the opponent.

Blind (Ex): A Wanamingo has hearing-based vision, It is therefore immune to attacks that rely on sight (Blindness, gaze attacks, illusions, etc.)

Trip (Ex): A Wanamingo may make a free trip attempt when it hits with a tentacle. An opponent cannot react to trip the Wanamingo back.
TotalAnarchy Inc
10-18-03, 09:41 PM Thanks! :angel:
Mr.Waesel
10-19-03, 07:54 AM Edited it: Some minor cosmetic changes (added (Ex) and the line: "an opponent cannot...")
Robert Ranting
07-29-04, 02:09 AM How about Geckos? Mundane, Golden, and Fire types? They're relatively low CR critters, I figure, since they rarely survive more than 2 shots or a few well-placed punches. Plus, their ability to use their tails to right themselves from a prone position is vaguely creepy.

While we're at it, how about a Radiation Ghoul or SuperMutant template?

Robert "Playing Through Fallout 2 As We Speak" Ranting
Mr.Waesel
09-06-04, 07:27 AM I thought Fire Geckos were nasty. I always avoided them if I could.

Edit: FIRE, not golden!
live4evil22
09-11-04, 11:16 PM dammit i had this long rant but i pressed the button below a and left of x and it went back im confused that button hates me i guess i havent been paying attention to it enough well im not going to anymore you dumb button next to a s x there true players anyway what would a squreil have for attacks and **** stats i have an idea but its like laaaate so yeah im out bye

c2-live4evil

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-14-03, 12:47 AM	I was wondering if someone could make a Deathclaw for me from the PC games Fallout and Fallout 2. Any CR below epic is fine, I was thinking somewhere 9-13. I am horrible at creating monsters and would really appreciate if someone could make this/ help me make this! I haven't been playing D&D too long so I wouldn't know what feats or anything to give it. Thank you in advance for anyone who helps at all! :tiphat:
Mr.Waesel 10-14-03, 04:21 AM	:thumbsup:
Mr.Waesel 10-14-03, 04:44 AM	Crap! My post got eaten starts over
Mr.Waesel 10-14-03, 05:02 AM	Deathclaw Large Magical beast HD:14d10+70(147 HP) Init: +6 Speed: 40 feet, climb 15 feet AC: 25 (-1 size, +2 dex, +14 natural) Base Attack/Grapple: +14/+27 Attack: Claw +22 (2d6+9) Full Attack: 2 Claws +22 (2d6+9), and Bite +20 (2d6+4) Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft. Special Attacks: Rend 2d6+13, Roar Special Qualities: Acid Resistance 10, Immunity to extreme desert temperatures. Saves: Fort + 16, Reflex + 11, Will +7 Abilities: Strength 28, Dexterity 14, Constitution 20, Intelligence 7, Wisdom 13, Charisma 11 Skills: Climb +12, Swim +12, Hide +4* Move Silently +9 Feats: Dodge, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, Improved natural attack (Claw), Iron Will, Multiattack Environment: Any Desert or Mountainous desert Organization: Solitary, pack (1-10), or Tribe (11-100, Including a 3rd level adept leader with at least 10 int.) Challenge Rating: 10 Treasure: None Alignment: Usually Neutral Advancement: 15-21 HD (Large) 22-28HD (Huge) Level Adjustment: +4 Deathclaws are Giant, Radiation(or magic)-Mutated chameleons. They roam the desert in packs, or establish tribes, lead by a spellcasting elder. They have hide as thick as the best platemail, and are as strong as some giants. However, they lack intelligence, and use only basic strategy in combat. Combat: A Deathclaw begins the combat by roaring, then charging and trying to rip apart all enemies wiht it's claws. Immunity to extreme desert temperatures (Ex):: A Deathclaw is adapted to living in the desert. It does not suffer from the extreme heat and cold dangers as described in the Dungeon Master's Guide. Rend (Ex): To use this ability, a Deathclaw must hit with both claws in the same round. If it does, it automatically rends the opponent for an additional 2d6+13 damage. Roar (Ex): A Deathclaw always roars at the start of a combat as a free action. All opponents within 200 feet must make a Will save (DC 17) or be frightened for 14 rounds. The DC is charisma-based.
Mr.Waesel 10-14-03, 05:11 AM	There you go! :) I made them a bit more feral to fit into the D&D world, but basically all you have to do is the replace the elder with a Queen (maximum advanced Deathclaw) and they are the same. i added the roar for flavor, and it's probably not much use. The ECL is based on that of giants.
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-14-03, 10:31 AM	wowy wow! That's perfect! Thank you so much!
Mr.Waesel 10-14-03, 10:52 AM	any time ;) :tiphat:
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-14-03, 11:43 AM	is that supposed to be frightened for 1d4 rounds?
DrakeRunner 10-14-03, 03:07 PM	Good, good, I say nice work, as a Fallout player. SPOILER WARNING. FLASH. BANG. WHATEVER LOUD NOISES ARE NEEDED TO SCARE OFF SPOILER... WAIT.... THE GAME IS A FEW YEARS OLD... NEVERMIND. They ARE intelligent, in Fallout 2, intelligent Deathclaws have colonized Vault 13, and you can get one to join your party. You can also have one escape from the bad guy's base.
Mr.Waesel 10-15-03, 06:05 AM	I know, that's why I gave them int 7. Some of them are intelligent, others are stupid. TotalAnarchy Inc: Nope, 1 round/HD, but the save is so low it doen't really matter. Also: Do you want me to do any more monsters?
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-15-03, 12:03 PM	Well maybe a wannamango (sp?) or a radscorpion.
Mr.Waesel 10-15-03, 03:54 PM	For radscorpoin I'd use either a large or a Huge Monstrous scorpion. Wanamingo coming up...
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-16-03, 11:04 AM	Thanks! :angel:
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-17-03, 07:27 PM	:bump: :ayyyy!:
Mr.Waesel 10-18-03, 12:28 PM	Wanamingo Medium Outsider HD:10d8+40 (85 hp) Init: +4 Speed: 30 feet AC: 25 (+4 dex, +11 natural) Base Attack/Grapple: +10/+15 Attack: Tentacle +16 (1d6+5) Full Attack: 2 Tentacles +16 (1d6+5) Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. Special Attacks: Trip Special Qualities: Blindsight 100 feet, Blind, DR 5/- Saves: Fort + 11, Reflex + 11, Will +7 Abilities: Strength 20, Dexterity 18, Constitution 18, Intelligence 5, Wisdom 11, Charisma 11 Skills: Climb +18, Hide +17, Listen +13, Move Silently +17, Spot +13. Feats: Alertness, Cleave, Improved Natural armor, Weapon Focus (tentacle). Environment: Any Underground Organization: Solitary or pack (1-5) Challenge Rating: 7 Treasure: None Alignment: Usually Neutral Advancement: 10-20 HD (Medium) Level Adjustment: - A Wanamingo is a strange creature of alien origin, it has a long, sleek head, from wich two legs with clawed feet and two tentacles sprout. The beast has no apparent eyes. Combat: A Wanamingo is a straightforward fighter. It attacks with it's tentacles hoping to trip the opponent. Blind (Ex): A Wanamingo has hearing-based vision, It is therefore immune to attacks that rely on sight (Blindness, gaze attacks, illusions, etc.) Trip (Ex): A Wanamingo may make a free trip attempt when it hits with a tentacle. An opponent cannot react to trip the Wanamingo back.
TotalAnarchy Inc 10-18-03, 09:41 PM	Thanks! :angel:
Mr.Waesel 10-19-03, 07:54 AM	Edited it: Some minor cosmetic changes (added (Ex) and the line: "an opponent cannot...")
Robert Ranting 07-29-04, 02:09 AM	How about Geckos? Mundane, Golden, and Fire types? They're relatively low CR critters, I figure, since they rarely survive more than 2 shots or a few well-placed punches. Plus, their ability to use their tails to right themselves from a prone position is vaguely creepy. While we're at it, how about a Radiation Ghoul or SuperMutant template? Robert "Playing Through Fallout 2 As We Speak" Ranting
Mr.Waesel 09-06-04, 07:27 AM	I thought Fire Geckos were nasty. I always avoided them if I could. Edit: FIRE, not golden!
live4evil22 09-11-04, 11:16 PM	dammit i had this long rant but i pressed the button below a and left of x and it went back im confused that button hates me i guess i havent been paying attention to it enough well im not going to anymore you dumb button next to a s x there true players anyway what would a squreil have for attacks and **** stats i have an idea but its like laaaate so yeah im out bye c2-live4evil