[PeeWee]

more than just weaponry....

The Cursed Cloak of Delirium
the bearer of this cloak will teleport to a random enemy upon sight every six seconds.
AC: +3
Saves: -2
Magic Resistance: raised 10%
(follow usual steps to remove curse) note: can be used with protection items

found on

Delirius Diploid Bipedal - named
(undead experimental mutation)

type: monster - undead fighter/caster
HP: 100-140
lvl: ranges from 20- 24
movement rate: 10
resist: slash 25%, blunt 15%, magic 65%
melee: 3 attacks per round
speed: 4 lash, 4 lash, 7 bite

attack capabilities: left limb lash - 2d5 each hit can stun target(save to negate), right limb lash - 2d5 each hit can hold target (save to negate), bite - 1d4 25% chance to poison 30 hitpoints within 6 rounds ( save to negate ) %5 chance to petrify target
(no saves)

cast: casts stoneskin upon sight of enemy, improved invisibility, cold shield, spell immunity, dispell magic, death fog, greater malison, protection from magical weapons, and pro from normal weapons. (all spells cast at their regular speeds)

enchantment level: +3 or greater weapons needed.
AC: -10
THACO: 1

attributes and saves varies ( too long to write/to do correctly)

abilities: random warp to enemy every 6 seconds, regens 1 hitpoint per round, sees thru invisibility.

Feel free to add to this however you see fit. I'm not too familiar with monster making restrictions.

---Brief history of the Diploid---

The great sage Merdakaey of the Tylthesium Desert was teacher, mentor, and trusted friend to the many he welcomed within his school. Years passed, and Merdakaey grew old. Some of the mages under "The Great" were out abroad seeking to give aid on the battlefield. It was Merdakaey's teachings that inspired many a men to call within himself the powers of the holy to aid in conflict. True Sight, Know Alignment, and many other arcane abilities were shared freely by "The Great". Upon Merdakaey's death, many followers of his school returned to their place of study. It was written in the will of the sage that he wanted most of his students brought "home" to bear witness on the last feat of their master. For three long days in the realm of men, you could hear the horns of Menrica bellowing out a low tone that enveloped sadness and a sense of lost. It was to be a time of mourning.

During the funeral session, it so happened that a student of Merdakaey's, his most studied apprentice, was overcome with grief that possessed him to alter the rituals and will of the great sage. The final gift the sage was to give to his "brothers" was his very essence. This however did not turn out the way it was intended because of Jehl's grief. Merdakaey's lifeforce remained with him even as he lay still on the pier waiting for his release. This was to be a moment not forgotten and to be celebrated upon - if that could have been. The last gift he was to bestow upon his "brothers" was that of a higher morale, the true sense of being.

Turns out that Jehl had dabbled in the arts of necromancy for a short time. He was very wise if not young. Some believe that he was influenced to act as he did from an outside force. We do not know if this is true, but we do know that all of the students lost their lives that grim day. The being Jehl released was part sane and mad. With it's powers it took the lives it once restored. The cries were heard miles away.

Jehl's influence on the matter was found true from a document later found on a dead body some few yards away from the entrance to the now damned temple. It's doors remain magically barred. The cries can still be heard. We do not know if it's from fresh victims or from long ago heroes. At night it is also said that the desert will be swept in mist, and within that mist you would find beasts in drab garments standing as high as men do. The warders guard the temple seeking out anything that get too near. Magical and furious, they are dangerous to every creature. Highly social and territorial, they guard the secrets that could possibly set them free.

This is the twisted fate of the damned. This is the loss of a great story.