3rd Edition Conversion
Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition
Beaver, Giant
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Name #AP AC Mv HD THAC0 #AT Dmg ML SA XP
Beaver, giant 4-40 6 6, Sw 12 4 17 1 4d4 Average (8-10) Nil 120
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These docile animals, of low to average Intelligence, are about 6 feet long when fully grown (size M).
They will normally flee from any type of attack, but will fight fiercely if cornered or if their huge lodge is attacked.
They live in a lake created by their vast dam, and in its center is their lodge, a veritable castle of mud and logs with walls not less than 5 feet thick.
The entire community live in this single dwelling, and when the alarm is sounded (a tail slap in the water), all beavers rush to this place to defend it and the young. For every adult, there will be a young one.
Giant beavers sometimes trade, and if coins or other valuables are offered, they can sometimes be persuaded to undertake the building of dam-like constructions if there is water near the building site for them to work from.
They prize highly certain bark and tender twigs, notably birch, aspen, and willow.
Converted from AD&D-2e, OGL
AD&D 2nd Edition Rules
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition
Beaver, Giant
Name #AP AC Mv HD THAC0 #AT Dmg ML SA XP
Beaver, giant 4-40 6 6, Sw 12 4 17 1 4d4 Average (8-10) Nil 120
These docile animals, of low to average Intelligence, are about 6 feet long when fully grown (size M).
They normally flee any attack, but will fight fiercely if cornerad or if their huge lodge is attacked.
They live in a lake created by their vast dam, and in its center is their lodge, a veritable castle of mud and logs with walls not less than 5 feet thick.
The entire community live in this single dwelling, and when the alarm is sounded (a tail slap in the water), all beavers rush to this place to defend it and the young. For every adult, there will be a young one.
Giant beavers sometimes trade, and if coins or other valuables are offered, they can sometimes be persuaded to undertake the building of dam-like constructions if there is water near the building site for them to work from.
They prize highly certain bark and tender twigs, notably birch, aspen, and willow.