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Some new Animals/Phantasms Mar 3, 2015 19:58:00 GMT -5

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Post by Jack Jewel on Mar 3, 2015 19:58:00 GMT -5

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 0
Species: Sparkfly
Description: The Sparkfly is a medium-sized insect that usually gathers in big groups around magically potant areas. These beetles have a very distinguishable body that ends in a glowing tip that is very desired in some alchemic potions.
Health: -
Attack Damage: -
Natural Armor: -
Skills: -
Abilities: -

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 0
Species: Wisp
Description: Whenever a weak spirit of a dead comes into contact with sufficient raw, yet unguided magical force (like it is emitted by some magical items and creatures) there is a certain chance that a Wisp will be created. These small and frail creatures are usually attracted by magical persons and creatures and spend their time floating around and absorbing the emitted mana. In rare cases they retain some of their former intelligence. (Might be usefull/fun for some quests?)
Health: -
Attack Damage: -
Natural Armor: -
Skills: -
Abilities: -

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 0
Species: Kashik
Description: This small creature resembles a little lizard with a fin like protrusion on its back. Between its arms and legs grows stretchy skin that allows it to glide short distances. They are known for being very friendly after being fed and can be trained to understand short commands issued in draconic language.
Health: -
Attack Damage: -
Natural Armor: -
Skills: -
Abilities: -

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 0
Species: Rat
Description: The typical vermin. They range in size but are usually not bigger than a humans foot. Greedy, yet cowardish by nature, these animals are a rare but not entirely unknown companion for some persons.
Health: -
Attack Damage: -
Natural Armor: -
Skills: -
Abilities: -

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 1
Species: Morkel
Description: Morkel are considered to be the ugly small cousins of goblins. They resemble them in general appearance except for their head which features an elongated cranium. While the typical goblin is rather cowardish and runs when being threatened, Morkel are known for being more aggressive than dumb, resulting in a creature that would even attack a dragon if it feels annoyed, angered or even bothered by it. Whenever a Morkel is angry, which is almost always the case, the blood rises to their head causing their cranium to take the color of ripe strawberries, which led to the popular nickname "Redhats".
Redhats are usually encounted in groups of three or more, wandering around the forest causing trouble to anyone and anything including themselfes. They are known for being rather proficient with mushrooms of any sorts as well as traps.
Health: 30
Attack Damage: 5
Natural Armor: 0
Skills: Immunity to Poison, Educated in Poison-Making
Abilities: Eat Rageshroom (Increases the attack damage by 3 for 3 turns. Only useable once per turn)

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 1
Species: Dire Rat
Description: Bigger than their common cousins, Dire Rats are the result of a Rat feeding on strong magical remains (usually corpses). They can grow as big as a small dog and can be particullary dangerous in dark environments where their black fur hides them from natural sight.
Health: 30
Attack Damage: 5
Natural Armor: 0
Skills: Immunity to Disarm, Horde Mentality (+1 attack damage for every rat in the horde)
Abilities: Dirty Bite (Inflict Attack Damage to 1 target and inflict Poison, Cannot be used more than once per round)

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 1
Species: Imp
Description: Imps are the result of a Wisp feeding on to much negative energy (usually mana, used to harm someone). They resemble a glowing ball of steam with two glowing eyes in it and can be found near graveyards and swamps where they prey on other wisps.
Health: 25
Attack Damage: 5
Natural Armor: 0
Skills: Immunity to Disarm, Weakness to Light, Floats
Abilities: Feast (Inflict Attack Damage to 1 target and cause it to loose 1 Mana if possible, Cannot be used more than once per round)

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 1
Species: Rabid Vine
Description: These Phantasms belong to the rare sort of predatory plant that are only met in deep jungles and forests. They resemble regular vines until one steps to close in which case they come to life and try to constrict their foe. They usually grow in groups of 5 and have a common root that looks like a big Sunflower of deep red color. This "head" resides in the middle of the vines and is defenseless compared to its vines.
Health: 30
Attack Damage: 5
Natural Armor: 0
Skills: Immunity to Disarm, Weakness to Fire and Bladed Weapons, Concealment
Abilities: Constrict (Inflict Attack Damage to 1 target and cause Silence for 1 turn, Cannot be used more than once per round)

Okay, im getting tired, so thisll be it for today. Gonna post more tomorrow and if possible i would go up to tier 4.

Last Edit: Mar 25, 2015 9:19:21 GMT -5 by Jack Jewel

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Some new Animals/Phantasms Mar 4, 2015 12:27:17 GMT -5

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Post by Jack Jewel on Mar 4, 2015 12:27:17 GMT -5

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 2
Species: Morkel Matriarch
Description: Morkels are led by the mothers, fat and bloated creatures that are ugly even for the high standards of Redhats. They are usually found only in the deepest woods and live in the area of so called witch-circles, poisonous mushrooms growing in a ring-shaped fashion. Matriarchs are known for being especially cruel and somewhat intelligent and are in general the reason when Morkel attack villages or trading caravans.
Health: 50
Attack Damage: 10
Natural Armor: 1
Skills: Immunity to Poison and Charm, Weakness to Fire, Educated in Poison-Making, Magic Talent
Abilities: Summon Morkel (Summon 1 Morkel until the end of Combat, 1 Mana), Feed Bloodfungi (Effect 1 Target with Rejuvenation. Rejuvenation heals 3 HP per turn for 5 rounds. Does not stack.)

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 2
Species: Giant Centipede
Description: These creatures live in graveyards, below big stones and in otherwise dark and wet places where they feast on bones, vermin and everyting else smaller then them. They are sometimes being kept as pets for Morkel Matriarchs or Warbeasts of Morkel. Their poison is supposed to be rather cruel as it simply inflicts severe pain.
Health: 45
Attack Damage: 10
Natural Armor: 5
Skills: Immunity to Poison, Weakness to Fire and Light, Burrowing
Abilities: Painful Poison (Inflict Attack Damage + 2 against 1 target, Cannot be used more than once per round), Constrict (Inflict Attack Damage to 1 target and cause Paralysis for 1 turn, Cannot be used more than once per round)

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 2
Species: Gremlin
Description: Altough rarely seen these Phantasms belong to the most hated kind of creatures. They come into existance whenever an Imp has feasted on enove mana and are the first of their kind to actually gain back some of their physical properties. Having gained their life thanks to negative energy, these creatures use their return to the physical world mainly by destroying and sabotaging all sorts of things. Their body resembles that of a twisted fairy, with pieces of spikey chitin growing from their glowing body and four insect-like legs to stand on. They are known to chatter with no end.
Health: 55
Attack Damage: 10
Natural Armor: 0
Skills: Immunity to Charm, Weakness to Light, Flight (Ability to Fly)
Abilities: Feast (Inflict Attack Damage to 1 target and cause it to loose 1 Mana if possible, Cannot be used more than once per round),

Custom Beastiary Entry:

Tier: 2
Species: Ettin
Description: These Phantasms resemble big, muscular humans with a somewhat retarded expression and two heads on their broad shoulders. They are usually part of bandit groups or mercenaries where they are rewarded with food and cheap alcohol for beating up smaller creatures. While they are barely more intelligent than the common goblin, one should not underestimate their perception ability. The popular saying "Two heads see more than one." is not without reason after all. Both heads have full control over their body and while this often leads to conflicts between both it can be of immense help in a fight when you can watch both your front and your backside at the same time.
Health: 60
Attack Damage: 12
Natural Armor: 4
Skills: Immunity to Charm, Phantasmal Vitality (+10 HP), Phantasmal Strength (+2 Attack Damage)
Abilities: Slam (Inflict Attack Damage + 2 against 1 target, Cannot be used more than once per round)

Last Edit: Mar 25, 2015 9:59:37 GMT -5 by Jack Jewel

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Some new Animals/Phantasms Mar 24, 2015 13:56:23 GMT -5 Saxman likes this

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Post by Ryo on Mar 24, 2015 13:56:23 GMT -5

~~And after finally being able to look at these~~

The Tier 0's are fine.

For the Morkel, you have Concealment as an Ability when it is a skill, and once you make it a skill the Morkel has too many skills for a Tier 1 Phantasm. This will need to be adjusted, ideally to differentiate it more from the base goblin. Similar issue with the Imp, WAY too many skills for a Tier 1 Phantasm.

For the Tier 2's, you've done all of their health wrong. Base HP for a Tier 2 is 60 HP, not 50 (or in some cases it looks like you went off of base 40?). Your armor amounts are also rather strange. They look like the kind of armor you expect from a Tier 1, and some even less than that.

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Some new Animals/Phantasms Mar 25, 2015 9:59:15 GMT -5

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Post by Jack Jewel on Mar 25, 2015 9:59:15 GMT -5

Thanks for looking =)

Okay, so ive removed the Concealment ability and added a different ability to make the Morkel more unique. Also removed Poison Immunity and Concealment from the Imp. I dont know how Weaknesses are count in though so, i left it there.
Corrected the Base HP's for the Tier 2's, i dont remember anymore why i had those the way they are*shrugs*, probably didnt wanna go to strong or something like that hehe ^^'

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Some new Animals/Phantasms Mar 27, 2015 12:05:13 GMT -5

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Post by Ryo on Mar 27, 2015 12:05:13 GMT -5

For the Morkel, can it stack multiple buffs from its Rageshrooms? If not, indicate as such.

Morkel Matriarch, is the Bloodfungi a magic ability or martial one? You've indicated no cost on it so I'm not sure. As well, the armor amount is still weird. It's not really worth denying over, but it feels weird when the lowest value anything can have without debuffs is 2.

Ettin, you've only given it 1 Tier 1 ability. I'd expect it to have more as a Tier 2. If you want it to only have the slam, you could give it a Tier 2 slam...so may be like, Attack Damage +4 or some such.

General note for the T2's, your skills are off. T2's can have 3 inherent Immunities and two other skills. I honestly don't count Weaknesses as a skill since it is purely a debuff, so you have more skills you can give to pretty much all of them.