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Sword & Sorcery Creature Collection: A Compendium of 4th Edition Monstrous Foes (oef)
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INDEX
Asaatth ..............................................................................04
Barrow Worm.....................................................................08
Bat Devil ............................................................................09
Blight Wolf........................................................................ 11
Blood Moth........................................................................13
Boar....................................................................................14
Charfiend ...........................................................................16
Crocodile............................................................................18
Deadly Plant ......................................................................21
Dragon, Wrack...................................................................25
Dryad .................................................................................34
Dune Delver ......................................................................36
Fell Bird..............................................................................38
Flailing Dreadnought.........................................................43
Forge Beast.........................................................................44
Ghoul .................................................................................45
Giant ..................................................................................50
Goblin ................................................................................54
Goblin Bear........................................................................62
Golem ................................................................................63
Gorgon, Ghelspadian .........................................................68
Hag.....................................................................................70
Harpy .................................................................................74
Hill Howler ........................................................................75
Hollow Knight ...................................................................76
Horse..................................................................................78
Hound ................................................................................81
Iron Serpent.......................................................................85
Lethal Swarm .....................................................................87
Minotaur ............................................................................89
Mock Dragon.....................................................................91
Murdersprite ......................................................................93
Naga ...................................................................................94
Narleth...............................................................................97
Ooze .................................................................................100
Piscean .............................................................................104
Proud................................................................................107
Ratflok .............................................................................110
Roc ...................................................................................117
Sand Hulk........................................................................120
Sandmasker......................................................................121
Skeleton ...........................................................................122
Slarecian Legacies............................................................126
Slaver’s Pet.......................................................................130
Slon ..................................................................................131
Snake ...............................................................................133
Spectet .............................................................................136
Sphinx..............................................................................138
Spider ...............................................................................139
Totem ...............................................................................143
Trogodon ..........................................................................146
Troll..................................................................................149
Unhallowed......................................................................151
Unicorn ............................................................................154
Vengaurak ........................................................................155
Wraith ..............................................................................157
Wyvern.............................................................................159
Zombie .............................................................................161
Appendix 1: Templates....................................................164
Appendix 2: Basic NPCs .................................................166
Appendix 2A: Race Templates........................................184
Appendix 3: Creatures By Level .....................................186
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ASAATTH
T HE ASAATTHI ARE AN ANCIENT RACE OF SERPENTINE , humanoid
arcane warriors. It is said that their empire once extended across
virtually the entire continent of Ghelspad. Now their settlements
are found primarily in the region stretching from the swamps of
Kan Thet to the vast Ukrudan Desert. Scattered ruins elsewhere
hint at the extent of their ancient domains, but only isolated clans
remain of the asaatthi themselves.
Clans and heritage are all-important to the asaatthi, with famous
ancestral warriors and wizards revered as saints. Asaatthi are
experts in warfare both magical and mundane. They generally pre-
fer guerilla-style tactics due to their small numbers, but they are
comfortable coordinating large-scale assaults as well (often direct-
ing their slaves against other humanoids). Given the choice,
asaatthi will lay traps and ambush opponents, but they are not
likely to back down from a direct confrontation; even so, they are
far from stupid and all too aware of their own mortality. They will
retreat and live to fight again if the battle turns against them and
the opportunity presents itself.
Despite their delicate appearance, asaatthi are strong, fast, and
resilient. They prefer loose robes and sashes and their unique light
armor, known as “serpentmail,” so that they may have free range
of movement, especially for their long, serrated tails. Asaatthi also
tend to wear a great deal of jewelry. Like the snakes from which
they were formed, they are able to sense nearby creatures by scent,
using their forked tongues, rather than by sight.
A SAATTHI L ORE
The following information about asaatthi can be obtained with a
successful Nature check.
DC 15: The asaatthi’s slow decline resulted in two main cultures:
swamp-dwelling and desert-dwelling asaatthi. The former live in
their ancestors’ decaying cities and venture forth occasionally to
strike at nearby humanoid settlements; the latter are semi-nomadic,
visiting hereditary ruins and other secret locations while they hunt
down racial enemies.
All asaatthi retain slaves, though not on the massive scale of
ancient times. Other reptilian races such as lizardfolk and
troglodytes serve as the primary labor force.
DC 20: A combination of factors led to the eventual fragmenta-
tion of Asaii Tthul, the ancient asaatth empire. The serpentfolk
were masters at crafting magical items that they used to dominate
other races and to further the agenda of their maker, Mormo the
Serpentmother; individually, though, the asaatthi focused almost
exclusively on studying and practicing their arcane magics, leaving
the administration of their empire to subjugated races. As well,
other titanspawn came to see the asaatthi as anathema due to their
willingness to delve into dangerous wizardry; the asaatthi eventually
indulged in internecine conflicts with these other titan races, weak-
ening their power further.
DC 25: Asaatthi are tireless in their search for any item, knowl-
edge, or stratagem that might restore them to dominance. Individual
researchers and war bands can be glimpsed in the furthest reaches of
Ghelspad and even, some have reported, on other continents.
DC 30: Asaatthi runners are reputed to have ventured into the
Hornsaw Forest to deliver new discoveries to a hidden conclave of
asaatthi wizards, who are said to be hard at work trying to raise the
Mother of Serpents.
(Top to bottom) asaatthi stalker,
asaathi baneguard
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