Monster: Sea Cat

Monster: Sea Cat

The sea cat is a very simple aquatic monster. It is categorized as a magical beast, but it does not have any magical abilities. That's strange.

Treasure: S-Items

Treasure: S-Items

Here we have four new magic items that begin on letter S. One of the items required me to write up two new spells.

Treasure: Hands and Horseshoes

Treasure: Hands and Horseshoes

Dungeon Master's Guide for D&D 3.5 contains two additional magical amulets in form of mummified hands. And two kinds of enchanted horseshoes.

Treasure: Lenses and Goggles

Treasure: Lenses and Goggles

Here we have magical lenses and goggles converted from the Dungeon Master's Guide for D&D 3.5. Goggles of the night have a misleading name - they actually are lenses.

Treasure: Amulets

Treasure: Amulets

Here we have various amulets, periapts, and medallions from the Dungeon Master's Guide for D&D 3.5.

Treasure: Loot Pile III

Treasure: Loot Pile III

Let's take a break from converting monsters (I will probably have to correct many of the templates after GURPS Template Toolkit 2: Races hits the electronic shelves) and get back to magic items. Here we have four items that did not fit any of the categories I've made - two vests, a movable random portal, and a fan. The druid's vestment works very differently from the one from the Dungeon Master's Guide for D&D 3.5.

Monster: Pseudodragon

Monster: Pseudodragon

Pseudodragons are tiny dragons with telepathic abilities. No breath weapon, but a venomous stinger for self-defense. Wizards like taking these as familiars.

NPCs: Planetouched Warriors

NPCs: Planetouched Warriors

Here we have the sample planetouched warriors from the Monster Manual.

Monster: Phasm

Monster: Phasm

The phasm is the ultimate shapechanger - just an amorphous blob in its natural form, it can assume any form its mass allows.

Monster: Phase Spider

Monster: Phase Spider

The phase spider is quite unremarkable - it's just a big spider that can move between the Ethereal Plane and the Material Plane. It looks cool though.

Monsters: Myconids

Monsters: Myconids

I've always liked myconids, but I don't think I've had a chance to use them. Throughout their short lifespan, they go through six stages that differ in physical and mental characteristics. Their spores were quite interesting to build mechanically. I'd suggest giving them weapons, but Monster Manual II lists them as unarmed.

Monster: Phantom Fungus

Monster: Phantom Fungus

The phantom fungus is an invisible fungus with sharp teeth and four weak tendrils.

Monster: Owlbear

Monster: Owlbear

The owlbear is an iconic D&D monster. A large, highle aggressive hybrid of an owl and a bear. Simple, but dangerous nonetheless.