A Gnome and riding Bull spiking the ****out of people. [Archive] - Wizards Community

A Gnome and riding Bull spiking the ****out of people. [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Lennart
06-11-05, 06:23 AM **** Hoarses I want a gnome on a big nasty bull, spiking the **** out of people, the Bull using his horns and the gnome using his trident.
You know **** and **** flying al around. :evillaugh

So I need to make the mechanics of a big armoured domesticated war bull with a blood thirsty gnome on his back.

But I can’t find any stats on war bull’s …any help…please…am I all alone? :weep:

If some body answers…Thanks. :)
Santrilla
06-11-05, 06:35 AM Wow, that's a lot of stars...

I'd probably just use the stats for a Dire Boar, if I were you.
Kevtar
06-11-05, 07:46 AM Yup - I would too. We had a gnome PC in our party who mounted his faithful "battle pig" and did sick amounts of damage to anyone in his way.

It was bizarre. In fact, come to think of it, his wasn't even dire, and he still did amazing things with Mounted Combat + Ride by Attack + Spirited Charge.
Santrilla
06-11-05, 11:49 AM Yup - I would too. We had a gnome PC in our party who mounted his faithful "battle pig" and did sick amounts of damage to anyone in his way.

It was bizarre. In fact, come to think of it, his wasn't even dire, and he still did amazing things with Mounted Combat + Ride by Attack + Spirited Charge.

Heh. I only suggest dire boar because it's the closest thing to a bull I can see on the animals list; it's large, it has tusks which could work in a similar way to horns, etc.

In the homebrew campaign I'm working on, the gnome race get around on giant flying bees. :D
Phrennzy
06-11-05, 12:49 PM Use a **** ******* as the ***** for the **** ******. That will make it much easier.
Lord Ian Stark
06-11-05, 12:56 PM Use a **** ******* as the ***** for the **** ******. That will make it much easier.

Great idea. I was thinking he could use the ***** **** style or the **** **** ******. But your Idea may be better in the long run.
astute1
06-11-05, 01:28 PM Take the cow from the MM - give it the warbeast template from MM2... Instant Warcow!

I'll help you write it up if you'd like.
Lennart
06-11-05, 03:50 PM Yeah I would like the help since I don’t have the MM2. :dancin:

Oh by the way I will translate the****************** stars if you promise me I won’t get kicked out. :ayyyy!:
Flushmaster
06-11-05, 05:57 PM I'd suggest using the stats for a bison from the Monster Manual (in the back, in the Animals chapter).

Of course, this isn't quite as good as Phrennzy's suggestion but I simply can't top that.
DevilKiller
06-11-05, 08:29 PM If you want a really huge and destructive bull I highly suggest using the stats for a rhino. I did this once for my druidic cohort's animal companion. Since the difference is purely descriptive many DMs are likely to accept it.

Whatever animal you use, if it ever gains enough hit dice you might want to look into the "Awesome Blow" feat. This will allow it to send people flying like bowling pins.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Lennart 06-11-05, 06:23 AM	** Hoarses I want a gnome on a big nasty bull, spiking the out of people, the Bull using his horns and the gnome using his trident. You know and ** flying al around. :evillaugh So I need to make the mechanics of a big armoured domesticated war bull with a blood thirsty gnome on his back. But I can’t find any stats on war bull’s …any help…please…am I all alone? :weep: If some body answers…Thanks. :)
Santrilla 06-11-05, 06:35 AM	Wow, that's a lot of stars... I'd probably just use the stats for a Dire Boar, if I were you.
Kevtar 06-11-05, 07:46 AM	Yup - I would too. We had a gnome PC in our party who mounted his faithful "battle pig" and did sick amounts of damage to anyone in his way. It was bizarre. In fact, come to think of it, his wasn't even dire, and he still did amazing things with Mounted Combat + Ride by Attack + Spirited Charge.
Santrilla 06-11-05, 11:49 AM	Yup - I would too. We had a gnome PC in our party who mounted his faithful "battle pig" and did sick amounts of damage to anyone in his way. It was bizarre. In fact, come to think of it, his wasn't even dire, and he still did amazing things with Mounted Combat + Ride by Attack + Spirited Charge. Heh. I only suggest dire boar because it's the closest thing to a bull I can see on the animals list; it's large, it has tusks which could work in a similar way to horns, etc. In the homebrew campaign I'm working on, the gnome race get around on giant flying bees. :D
Phrennzy 06-11-05, 12:49 PM	Use a ** *** as the * for the ****. That will make it much easier.
Lord Ian Stark 06-11-05, 12:56 PM	Use a ** *** as the * for the **. That will make it much easier. Great idea. I was thinking he could use the * style or the ****. But your Idea may be better in the long run.
astute1 06-11-05, 01:28 PM	Take the cow from the MM - give it the warbeast template from MM2... Instant Warcow! I'll help you write it up if you'd like.
Lennart 06-11-05, 03:50 PM	Yeah I would like the help since I don’t have the MM2. :dancin: Oh by the way I will translate the****************** stars if you promise me I won’t get kicked out. :ayyyy!:
Flushmaster 06-11-05, 05:57 PM	I'd suggest using the stats for a bison from the Monster Manual (in the back, in the Animals chapter). Of course, this isn't quite as good as Phrennzy's suggestion but I simply can't top that.
DevilKiller 06-11-05, 08:29 PM	If you want a really huge and destructive bull I highly suggest using the stats for a rhino. I did this once for my druidic cohort's animal companion. Since the difference is purely descriptive many DMs are likely to accept it. Whatever animal you use, if it ever gains enough hit dice you might want to look into the "Awesome Blow" feat. This will allow it to send people flying like bowling pins.