Warduke Wednesday

Dungeons & Dragons Cartoon Episode 05 - In Search of the Dungeon Master

Beastie of the Week - Noxious Bug Man

Noxious Bug Man
Medium Beast, Neutral, Underworld

No. Appearing: 2d4+1 (2d6+1)
Armor Class: 12
Hit Dice: 2+2 (10hp)
Move: 90’ (60’)
Attacks: 1 bite or 2 claws
Damage: 1d6+1 piercing, 1d4+1 slashing
Save: 14
Morale: 10
Treasure Type: Nil
Intelligence: 2
XP Value: 35

Poisonous: target struck must Save vs poison or or suffer from gut-wrenching cramps and nausea (-2 to attack rolls, saving throws, and AC) for 2d12 hours.

Noxious Bug Men are protective and territorial insect like humanoids standing between 5’ and 6’ tall. Their chitinous bodies have numerous appendages of varying sizes. While of very low intelligence, they do an admirable job of tending to and protecting their hive.

Any intruders to their hive are identified and slain as quickly as possible, and used as food for their larva.

 

The Battle Turkey

A new playable character race.

Battle Turkeys are the last remaining members of an ancient race nearly hunted to extinction for their delicious flesh.

Those that survived have become battle-hardened and inured to danger. They are fiercely combative and proud of their heritage. They are fighting for the day their people can once again have a land they can roam free in.

The Battle Turkey has the following special abilities:

Limited flight: they can fly in short bursts up to 120' and must rest 1-4 rounds before making another flight. This also allows them to fall from great heights with little or no damage. Falls up to 120' they take no damage. Falls from greater heights they take half damage.

Defense: +1 AC due to their thick feathers.

Dimwitted: battle turkeys have -1 Intelligence.

Mystery Map - Haven of Kenyx the Cursed in Blue

 Yesterday's map in non-photo blue.

Mystery Map - Haven of Kenyx the Cursed

 

Kenyx was a paranoid sovereign of Baulphor, he had a secret lair built far underneath his palace. The knowledge of it was once lost, but the entrance has recently been uncovered. What great treasures might it hold? What deadly traps may the paranoid ruler have set?