Statistics Help. RE: Werewolves & Greater Werewolves

[Dundee Slaytern]

Fiddling around with some .cre files and .itm files. My lore of PnP AD&D is deplorable, so I request assistance in the following,

The number of attacks per round for Werewolves and GWerewolves.

Their resistances.

Their saving throws.

The enchantment and damage of their claws, their base THAC0(before STR bonuses), base AC(before DEX bonuses), etc...

Their regeneration rate.

Anything else that might be applicable to BG2.

[Dundee Slaytern]

Anyone? [img]graemlins/crazyeyes.gif[/img]

[Harkoliar]

Normal Werewolf: You Were Supposed To Get -------- You Actually Got ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Base Magic Res 20% -------- Magic Res *LOCKED AT* 20% Immunity to Normal Weapons -------- Nothing Paw = 1d12 slashing -------- Paw = 1d6 piercing For the Greater Werewolf ... You Were Supposed To Get -------- You Actually Got ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THAC0 6 -------- Nothing Saves 1/1/1/2/1 -------- Nothing Base Elemental Res 50% -------- Elemental Res *LOCKED AT* 50% Base Magic Res 40% -------- Magic Res *LOCKED AT* 40% Immunity to Normal Weapons -------- Nothing Paw = +3 Weapon -------- Paw = +2 Weapon Paw = 2d8 slashing -------- Paw = 1d6 piercing Regeneration 3 HP / second -------- Nothing

given by wiemer (ease of use rebalancing vs what bg2 gave you)

[Dundee Slaytern]

Did Weimer base that on canonical PnP?

[Harkoliar]

i think so... he got it out from the d&d monster manual i think. can anyone confirm me with this one?

[SixOfSpades]

This seems like a good thread to hijack. I, too, am looking for D&D information, but I'm curious about the spell Sticks to Snakes. After some Googling, I've learned that it's a Druid spell (which only makes sense), but I've seen some sites that say Clerics can cast it too, and not one of them mention what level of spell it is, or give any indication of how strong the resulting snakes are supposed to be. Anyone have this data lying around? Please?