Some critters from America that fit right into Dungeon World
Some critters from America that fit right into Dungeon World
Some critters from America that fit right into Dungeon World
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Chupacabra?
Addramyr Palinor Jersey Devil!
Addramyr Palinor No but they’re coming.
Squonks! Ugly, self-conscious creatures that dissolve in their own tears! There probably too defenseless to give stats but they are delightful.
Doctor Starky Oh yes, that is a critter with plenty of uses.
Pukwudgies!!!!!
Scott Selvidge Perfect. Those guys can fit into almost anything.
I always blame pukwudgies
Sensible as they are malicious little buggers.
Jersey Devil (Solitary, Planar, Terrifying)
Hooves (w[2d10] damage 1 piercing) 12 HP (1 armor)
Close, Reach
Special Qualities: Unholy seer
Allegedly the thirteenth offspring of the ‘Witch’ Leeds and Satan as a father the little tyke was born sometime around 1735. After his blessed arrival he immediately turned into the “Jersey Devil”. The Jersey Devil apparently sprang into being full sized with a goat head, bat wings, horse’s hooves, and a bifurcated tail. The Jersey Devil is like a banshee, a occult creature that acts as an omen for coming disaster. It will provide knowledge that only serves to drive its hearer to their own destruction, like the witches in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Instinct: Ill omen
Swoops
Has terrible occult knowledge
Promises doom
Mark Tygart I love what you’ve done with him. Let me know how your players like him!