Mythun
| by Nop Downtrotter |
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| Climate/Terrain: |
Artic |
| Frequency: |
Very Rare (4% chance)
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| Organization: |
Community
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| Activity Cycle: |
Any
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| Diet: |
Herbivore |
| Intelligence: |
Low Intelligence (5-7) |
| Treasure: |
none |
| Alignment: |
Lawful Neutral
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| No. Appearing: |
Solitary or Community (5-50)
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| Armor Class: |
16 (+4 Size, +2 Dex) |
| Movement: |
40 feet/round
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| Hit Dice: |
1/4 d8 (2 HP) |
| THAC0: |
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| No. of Attacks: |
1 attack/round
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| Damage/Attack: |
+5 attack/1d3 damage (dimunitive spear)
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| Special Attack: |
none |
| Special Defences: |
Fast movement
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| Magic Resistance: |
10 |
| Size: |
Dimunitive |
| Morale: |
12 |
| XP Value: |
50
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| General Introduction: Mythuns are generally
between 8 and 10 inches tall
and resemble teddybears at
first glance. Their fur ranges
from white to grey to brown.
A black furred Mythun is rare,
and most are grey to white to
blend into the artic backround.
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| Combat: Mythuns would rather run from
combat with their fast speed
rather than fight. When they
spot s threat, they return to
the community to get backup
of, generaly, half of the
community. They carry one
foot long spears and encircle
lone opponents first. When
their enemy is in a group, they
prefer to set small traps to
break their group up. |
| Habitat/Society: Mythuns live in small caverns
they have carved or found. As
a rule, the entrances of such
places are never more than
one foot tall and get no more
than 2 feet tall inside.
The comunity is run by the
females between the ages of
2 and 4 while the males
generally keep watch out for
the community and look for
artic plants for the community
to eat.
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| Ecology: The life expectance of a
female Mythun is 5 years and
they are considered to reach
maturity at the age of 2. Males
have a life expectance of 4
years and reach maturity at
one year old. Mythuns eat any
artic plants they can find,
including ones normally
poisonous, without being
affected by ill effects. Mythuns
are, by nature, curious beings
that tend to cause trouble to
adventuring groups in the
artic. |
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