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Monsters &

Magic Book

Monsters &

Magic Book

Special Edition

Special Edition Monsters &

Magic Book

The Monster’s MR also serves

as its “CON” score, noting how

much damage a creature can

take. This monster would have

an effective “CON” of 19, thus

being able to withstand 19

points of damage before falling.

Damage is taken directly off a

creatures MR, reducing the

number of Adds it gets in com-

bat.

The following is a sourcebook

of fearsome foes and fabulous

finds for dungeon delvers using

the Tunnels & Trolls 7th Edition

rules.

MONSTER RATING

As noted in the main rulebook,

most monsters are given a

Monster Rating (MR), which

determines how many dice and

adds they have in combat, as

well as their CON score and

WIZ score.

The Monster has a WIZ score

equal to its MR/10, rounded up.

This monster would have a WIZ

score of 2, and thus be unaffect-

ed by spells cast by wizards

with a WIZ score less than 2.

Combat Dice + Adds = (MR / 10)

+1 dice (round down!) plus

(MR /2) adds (round up!)

Remember, WIZ and Adds for

monsters will be changing dur-

ing combat – they are based on

the CURRENT MR.

So, an MR 19 monster gets 2

dice + 11 adds (19/10 +1 = 2

dice) (19/2 = 11 adds). The

number of dice never changes,

but the number of Adds does,

based on the monster’s current

MR.

SPECIAL DAMAGE

The default form of “Special

Damage” is Spite Damage, deal-

ing one point of damage for

every 6 rolled during combat.

However, alternate forms of

special damage can be used, if

the GM so chooses. Each form

of Special Damage comes with a

trigger that must be activated

during the combat roll. The

triggers are based on a number

of 6s rolled in combat, noted

thusly:

3/ Call Flame = For every three 6s

that are rolled by the monster in

combat, one Call Flame spell is

conjured forth, targeting its

closest opponent.

4/ Oh Go Away = If four 6s come

up in the combat roll, an Oh Go

Away spell is cast upon the

closest opponent.

1/ = the Special Damage is dealt

with each 6 rolled in combat,

much like Spite Damage.

2/ = The Special Damage is acti-

vated for every pair of 6s rolled

in combat.

3/ = The Special Damage is acti-

vated for every three sixes

rolled in combat.

4/ = The Special Damage is acti-

vated for every four sixes rolled

in combat…

… and so on.

All spells are assumed cast at

the lowest level, and cost the

creature no kremm to invoke.

As with Spite Damage, all

Special Damage is dealt directly

to the target’s CON (or MR)

despite armor protection.

OTHER SPECIAL ABILITIES

Other Special Abilities can be

given to creatures at the GM’s

discretion. A tough hide or

scales that absorb hits like

armor can be added. A high IQ

and WIZ may allow some mon-

sters to cast spells. Some

monsters may be under the

influence of constant spells –

like Cateyes or Little Feets .

Again, these abilities are natural

Special Damage examples:

1/1 – Spite Damage, the default.

For every 6 rolled, one point of

damage is dealt.

1/2 = Severe Spite Damage. For

every 6 rolled, two points of

damage are dealt.

and do not cost any personal

kremm to maintain.

tional T&T. For this reason,

you’ll have to adjust the MRs

for monsters encountered. To

provide acceptable challenges

for your group, the following

MRs should be used for a stan-

dard 3-person party (add 1/3 rd

for each additional character,

subtract 1/3 rd for smaller

groups).

Adjusting Special Damage trig-

gers – reduce the number of

sixes needed to trigger the spe-

cial damage by 1/3 rd .

BALANCING ENCOUNTERS

From a game perspective, the

Monster Ratings here are

designed with a 4-person delv-

ing team in mind. If your

players have assembled a small-

er crew, you may want to adjust

the MR for monsters they

encounter. If you have 3 play-

ers, multiply the MR by ¾. If

you have 2 players, multiply it

by ½, and for one player, multi-

ply it by ¼.

Appropriate

MR(total)

Average

Character Level

Similarly, if you have larger

groups, you can increase the

MR appropriately. For 5 play-

ers, multiply by 5/4. For 6

players, multiply by 3/2, and so

on.

1-2

3-5

7-9

10-14

MONSTERS in T&T7R

115

If you find yourself using the

Revised T&T rules presented in

this Special Anniversary Edition

set, you’ll see that it normally

uses far fewer dice than tradi-

16-18

120

19-20

130

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