Two notional dungeon monsters
Nov. 1st, 2012 11:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nancylebovI played D&D for a while in college, but I didn't love the game enough to really pursue it.
However, I did invent a couple of monsters.
Medium-sized feline creatures who grow chain mail as their pelts. I imagine it as strings of links rather than as a cat-sized jerkin. The cats are valuable but hard to kill, especially in groups. Now that I think about it, they have to be stronger than the default fuzzy feline because they're carrying more weight. The well-defended kittens are especially valuable because their small chain-mail can be used for gloves. This creature is the chain mail lynx.
The other is the mozzarella monster. A wandering blob with a self-generated whip that constricts and burns. There's also a limburger variant with a breath weapon.
However, I did invent a couple of monsters.
Medium-sized feline creatures who grow chain mail as their pelts. I imagine it as strings of links rather than as a cat-sized jerkin. The cats are valuable but hard to kill, especially in groups. Now that I think about it, they have to be stronger than the default fuzzy feline because they're carrying more weight. The well-defended kittens are especially valuable because their small chain-mail can be used for gloves. This creature is the chain mail lynx.
The other is the mozzarella monster. A wandering blob with a self-generated whip that constricts and burns. There's also a limburger variant with a breath weapon.
