Pocket Fantasy RPG
by Brandon Goeringer, thanks to Kelly Davis, Eric Hoffman, artwork copyright William McAusland, used with
permission. Publisher's Choice Quality Stock @ Rick Hershey / Fat Goblin Games some art by J.M. Woiak and Heather
Shinn of the STINKYGOBLIN, Emily Vitori and Gary Dupuis ver.3.3
Task Rule
To accomplish a task, the player rolls a d6. The difficulty of the task
determines if the roll is a failure or a success. The Pocket Master, or
"PM", decides what the difficulty of the task will be and consider
mitigating circumstances, per character. Failure could have
disastrous results.
If the difficulty is not listed for a task, it is up to the PM to assign one
based on the circumstances.
Laughable tasks fail on a 1, succeed on a 2+
Simple tasks fail on a 1-2, succeed on a 3+
Average tasks fail on a 1-3, succeed on a 4+
Tough tasks fail on a 1-4, succeed on a 5+
Very Difficult tasks fail on a 1-5, succeed on a 6
 strength (lifting heavy objects, busting down a door,
pushing a cart, carrying a heavy burden, etc.).
 agility (balancing on a narrow ledge, dodging a
tumbling boulder, sneaking past a guard, etc.).
 intelligence (education, knowledge of history, ancient
texts, mathematics, foreign languages, etc.).
 wisdom (awareness, experience, intuition, sense
someone's motive, willpower, etc.).
 charisma (haggling a store vendor, calming a hostile
situation, leading troops into battle) task difficulty is
based on the player's ability to "role play" their
character in a certain charismatic fashion as decided
by the PM, for the given situation.
Example: The PM decides jumping over a crevice on the cave floor
is an average task (1-3 fails, 4-6 succeeds). For the Fighter and the
Thief the PM rules its only a simple task because of their strength
and agility, respectively. The Cleric is carrying a large chest on his
back and the PM decides the difficulty is increased one level for the
Cleric, making it a tough task instead of an average task. The Thief
jumps with the chest instead, and he is now rolling an average task
because of the increased difficulty of carrying a chest while jumping.
The Thief has helped the Cleric's jump be the normal average task
roll. The Wizard ties a rope around the Cleric to aid him further and
the PM decides the Cleric's task difficulty is now a simple task. He
jumps, rolling a 3, and makes it to the other side of the crevice.
Heroic Rerolls: player characters are heroes and are therefore
destined for glory. They get 1 reroll of ANY d6 roll once per session,
taking the best result. You MAY expend a Heroic Reroll for ANY roll
where your character already gets a reroll for class, race or other. (A
thief may roll an agility task 3 times and take the best result if they
"use" their Heroic Reroll). A PM may reward players Heroic Rerolls
for good role-playing or for successful heroic actions.
Exploding Die: many abilities or rules allow for a die to "explode"
once, this means that should the die roll a natural 6, the die should
be rolled once again and added to the 6 from the previous die roll.
Rolling a 6: anytime that a player rolls a 6 for ANY reason, that
player should complete the action the roll was attempting (task,
combat actions, exploding die, healing hp, etc.) and then roll another
d6. If this roll is also a 6 then the player gets a Heroic Reroll as a
reward. The character did their action in an amazing or masterful
way. Only 1 Heroic Reroll may be awarded per action.
Combat A character is unconscious when they take damage that reduces
Combat Rounds: are a series of actions from 2 or more sides them to 0 hp and a monster is killed once reduced to 0 hp. On their
engaged in battle. Once all sides have taken their actions the
combat round is over and a new combat round begins if one side
has not defeated the other.
Surprise: participants on each side of combat lose their first combat
round actions if their side rolls a 1-2 on a d6 when enemies are
encountered and were unaware of the other side's presence.
Initiative: roll a d6 for the enemy side and each Player Character.
Characters that beat or match the enemy go before their enemies,
lower rolls go after their enemies. Players take actions in whichever
order they want. This is an agility based task. Initiative is NOT
rerolled each round.
Movement: a character may move then attack or attack then move.
If a character moves away from an enemy they are engaged with,
that enemy gets an immediate free normal melee Attack Action
against that character.
Range: melee Attack Actions are made to an adjacent enemy and
ranged Attack Actions are made against an enemy at a distance of
no further than reason based on the weapon used, pending PM
discretion.
Combat Skill: Combat Skill, or CS, is used for both Attack and
Defense Actions. Melee and Ranged Attack Actions are conducted
exactly the same way.
 Attack Action: roll the CS die. The result is the damage
done to the enemy.
 Defense Action: the target rolls their CS die. The result is
subtracted from the damage done to the attacked target.
This amount is "blocked damage".
Full Defense: At the start of a combat round, a character may forego
their Attack Action as their combat action in a combat round and in
doing so allows the character to reroll ALL Defense Actions, taking
the best result, until the start of the next combat round.
Any damage left over after a Defense Action is subtracted from the
hp of the target.
CS rolls with subtraction in its calculation may take the total below 0,
and is simply counted as 0.
Example: Kronc the Fighter makes an Attack Action on an Orc. He
rolls his CS (d6), the result is a 4. The Orc makes his Defense Action
and rolls his CS (d6-2), the result is (d6 roll of a 4, -2) a 2. The Orc
takes 2 damage (4-2=2). The Orc makes an Attack Action on Kronc.
The Orc rolls his CS (Orcs have a CS of d6-2), the result is (d6 roll of
5, -2) 3 damage. Kronc makes his Defense Action and rolls his CS
(d6), the result is a 5 and all the damage has been "blocked", no
damage.
Healing, Rest, and Death
Characters heal 1 hp after each encounter as long as there is time to
see to their wounds. This is increased to 2 hp if a Cleric uses their
Bind Wounds ability. This can only heal hp loss sustained from the
previous encounter.
8 hours of sleep or rest heals 3 hp per character. Interrupting this
sleep or rest would be combat, climbing a cliff face, running or
walking, or any other action decided by the PM. This healing of hp
can only occur once per day.
following actions, each round after they were reduced to 0 hp, the
character must make a laughable task roll. On a failure the character
has died. A success means they are still alive another round and
they make another roll next round to see if they have died. Another
character may spend their action and make an average task roll to
stabilize a 0 hp character that is adjacent to them. A stabilized
character is awake but may not make any further actions, including
movement, until they are healed to 1 hp or more.
Magical Weapons and Armor
Through the course of an adventure the player characters may
obtain magical weapons and armor. Magical Weapons have Focus
and Magical Armors have Deflect.
 Focus allows the user of the magical weapon choose to
make an Attack Action's damage be a 6, once per
encounter. No CS rolled required. The target stills gets a
Defense Action vs. the damage.
 Deflect allows the wearer of magical armor choose to
make one Defense Action's blocked damage be a 6,
once per encounter. No CS rolled required.
The use of Focus or Deflect must be chosen before a CS Action,
not after a roll.
Both of these abilities may be found on more powerful weapons and
armor. This is expressed as Focus x2, Deflect x3, and so forth,
instead of the normal Focus x1, Deflect x1. This means the Focus or
Deflect abilities may be used twice or more per encounter.
The Fighter's Combat Master ability DOES activate when the
Fighter uses Focus or Deflect, allowing the Fighter to roll another d6
to add to Focus's 6 damage or Deflect's 6 blocked damage.
Races
 Dwarves: This bearded, broad and sturdy mountain
dwelling race can see in the dark up to 60' and can
detect slanted passages, underground depth, and stone
traps and construction on a simple task roll. They make
poison task rolls as simple tasks instead of tough tasks.
 Elves: This forest dwelling, sharp eyed and pointed ear
race can see in the dark up to 60' and can find secret
doors on a tough task roll, with a simple glance (PM rolls
when the character is near the secret door). They are
immune to paralysis and are only surprised on a roll of 1.
 Halflings: This short, merry, barefooted race, that dwells
in hillside holes, may reroll all Defense Action CS rolls
against large monsters, and take the best result. They
may also make a laughable task roll in forests or an
average task roll in non-forests, and if successful, are
hidden from view.
 Humans: This numerous yet ambitious race, found in all
lands, starts with 2 Heroic Rerolls per session.
Character Classes
Character classes are differentiated by starting hp, CS, normal
weapon(s) and armor that the class starts with and tends to use as
well as unique abilities a character of that class possesses. Armor
type, melee skill, ranged skill and agility all factor into CS. Some
races are prohibited from choosing to be a certain class, pending
PM discretion.
 Cleric
Human or Dwarf
hp 8
CS d6-1 melee (mace / chain mail)
Abilities:
 Righteous Insight: reroll any task involving wisdom, take
the best result.
 Bind Wounds: heal 2 hp to all characters after
encounters, or to wounded NPCs (non-player
characters).
 Holy Light: in combat Heal d6 hp, as a combat action, to
all friendly targets in the area, roll twice and take the best
result.
 Holy Smite: in combat Cause d6 hp damage (no
Defense Action), as a combat action, to 1 target (or all
undead targets) in the area, roll twice and take the best
result.
Holy Light and Holy Smite may be used a combined total
of 2 times during an encounter (i.e. 2 Holy Lights or 2
Holy Smites, 1 Holy Light and 1 Holy Smite).
Expending a Heroic Reroll allows the casting of 1
additional Holy Light or Holy Smite per encounter.
Fighter
All races allowed
hp 10
CS d6 melee and ranged (any weapon / any armor)
Abilities:
 Muscle: reroll any task involving strength, take the best
result.
 Challenge: once per encounter, as a combat action, may
challenge an enemy to direct at least 1 of its Attack
Actions per combat round, against the Fighter when
possible, for the duration of the encounter.
 Combat Master: Melee Attack and Melee Defense
Action CS rolls may explode.
Thief
All races allowed
hp 6
CS d6-1 melee and ranged (dagger and bow / leather)
Abilities:
 Nimble: reroll any task involving agility, take the best
result. Finds traps/secret doors in room/corridor section
on a successful agility task roll. Disarms traps on a
successful agility task roll. Unlocks doors or containers
on a successful agility task roll.
 Flank: If attacking an enemy engaged in melee with
another character, roll melee Attack Actions twice and
take the best result.
 Backstab: If foe is completely unaware and not engaged
in a combat encounter, success at an agility task results
in the Thief making 2 CS melee Attack Actions,
combining both damage into one Attack Action.
Expending a Heroic Reroll rerolls both Attack Actions.
Wizard
Human or Elf
hp 4
CS d6-2 melee and ranged (staff of magic missiles / robes)
Abilities:
 Brains: Reroll any task involving intelligence, take the
best result.
 Combat Magic: In combat, may cast 2 spells per
encounter from the Magic Spell List (may cast two
different spells or the same spell twice). Casting a spell
in combat is a combat action.
 Free Form Magic: Out of combat, may attempt to cast 2
Free Form Spells per session.
Expending a Heroic Reroll allows the casting of 1
additional combat spell or Free Form Magic spell, in
combat or out of combat, respectively.
Magic Spell List
 Aid from Beyond: other characters in the party receive a
Heroic Reroll for use only during the current encounter.
 Arcane Armor: target of spell makes all Defense Actions
at CS d6 for the duration of the encounter, roll twice and
take the best result.
 Confusion: Roll d6-3, minimum of 1, reroll and take the
best result, for the amount of combat actions that a
monster may not move or take Attack Actions, though it
may still take Defense Actions.
 Dark Bolt: CS d6 ranged Attack Action that may explode,
roll twice and take the best result.
 Rain of Fire: up to 4 targets in close proximity to each
other (PM discretion) are attacked with a CS d6-1
ranged Attack Action, roll twice and take the best result.
 Summon Monster: Roll d6-2, minimum of 2, for the
amount of combat rounds (including the round the spell
is cast) that a monster is summoned under the caster's
control, and then vanishes at the end of its last combat
round. The monster will not harm itself and can only be
directed to attack targets decided by the caster. The
monster is summoned adjacent to the caster and may
move and attack the following round on the caster's
initiative. Controlling the monster does not take up the
caster's combat action.
Roll a d6
1-4: chose a Goblin or Giant Centipede.
5-6: add Orc, Skeleton, Wolf, or Giant Spider to the
choices of monster summoned.
When rolling a 6, reroll, on another 6, may add Minotaur,
Ogre, or Troll to the choices of monster summoned.
Free Form Magic
Free Form Magic may only be used when out of combat and is
accomplished by task resolution as decided by the PM based on
complexity, duration and scope of the created spell. Failure results
in the spell attempt being lost. Free Form Magic examples could be
to conjure food, create a boat, create a rope, create a bridge to pass
over lava, levitate to atop a tower, speak with animals, detect secret
doors, send a telepathic message, breathe underwater, etc.
Conjured items last for 24 hours. The possibilities are up to the
creativity, situation and need of the caster. Free Form Magic is a
spell, not an intelligence task, and may only be rerolled by using a
Heroic Reroll.
Starting Equipment
All characters start out with basic adventuring and survival
equipment for wilderness and underground exploration (PM's
discretion).
 Backpack
 Bedroll
 Dry Rations, 1 week worth (dried meat, hard bread, etc.)
 Flint & Steel
 Rope, 50'
 Torches, 6 (lasts 1 hour)
 Water Skin, gallon
Optional Equipment (PM's discretion)
 Healing Potion (restores d6-1 hp to the drinker, roll twice
and take the best result, minimum of 1 hp)
 Holy Water (CS r d6-1 vs. undead, may hit multiple
targets, PM discretion)
 Iron Spikes, 12
 Lantern (lasts 5 hours)
 Oil flask (CS r d6-2, may hit multiple targets, PM
discretion), replenishes lantern
 Adventure Plot Generator Opening things: Doors or containers are locked or stuck on a d6 roll Focus x1 weapon or a Deflect x1 armor, player's choice. On a 6,
The following are a series of tables for the PM to roll upon to help of 1 and require a strength task roll or a Thief can attempt to unlock it same as rolling a 5, OR the character finds a Rune Forge that allows
determine the impetus behind the adventure. These are only hints using the Nimble ability. for one of the party's existing magical weapons or armor be
or guidelines and the PM should feel free to roll, pick or re-roll as he improved by Focus x+1 or Deflect x+1. A Rune Forge's magic is
chooses. Choices are left intentionally vague to allow for creativity Traps: Traps normally do d6 worth of damage or more (no Defense exhausted after 1 use.
and fit with the other rolled results. Action) unless an agility based task roll is made. When a door,
coffin, treasure chest, lock box or other enclosed item is opened, a 3 Arcane Gems placed into a weapon or armor by a blacksmith
Roll a d6 for each of the following tables. d6 roll of 1 can decide if it's trapped. Traps may also be located in makes the item magical, providing Focus x1 or Deflect x1,
the ceiling, walls or floors of a room or hallway. Examples could be respectively.
The situation is: pits, spikes, darts, spouts of flame, gas, falling rocks, swinging
Roll Situation blades, etc. Item Values: If an average value is needed consult the following
1. A person is missing (princess, child, family member). suggestions.
2. An item has been stolen (magical item, holy relic, gem). Traps may be spotted by the Thief's Nimble ability (which also is Mundane items (torch, parchment, clothes, food, etc.): d6 gp
3. A great evil has awoken (undead, ancient wizard, demon). used for disarming traps once spotted) or by a wisdom task roll if Normal adventuring equipment (weapons, armor, etc.): d6x10 gp
4. A mysterious place exists (monster island, strange culture). actively searching. This also includes spotting secret doors. Unique adventuring items (healing potions, holy water, etc.): 200 gp
5. A hidden location is revealed (healing spring, temple, portal). Arcane Gems: 250 gp
6. A prophecy is being fulfilled (savior is born, planets align). Room Features: To give a room random features roll a d6 and Magical (x1) weapons and armor (PM discretion): 750 gp
consult across the top of the following table, when the number rolled
The “Big Bad” is: is found, roll a d6 and consult the left side of the chart. Where the Pocket Master Tips
Roll Big Bad two numbers meet is a feature of the room. May roll multiple times 1. Pocket Fantasy RPG was designed for spur of the
1. A warrior or chieftain for more features or simply choose a group of similar features. moment play with little or no preparation. With this goal
2. A wizard or cultist in mind, many rules or situations are not covered within.
3. A corrupt noble Castles, Catacombs, Dungeons, Ruins, Temples Use the task system when these incidents may arise.
4. Undead d6 1 2 3 4 5 6
5. Other 1 sarcophagus urn altar alcove fountain brazier 2. If you need to aid the character(s) give them a free reroll,
6. Dragon 2 statue throne fire pit barrel crate table and let them take the best result, especially for daring,
stone magic heroic or selfless actions
3 shrine pillar mosaic tapestry
debris circle
The location of the adventure is: straw
Roll Location 4 food stores
beds
coffin bookshelf chest cage
3. If you need to hinder the character(s) increase the
1. Caves or caverns 5 rug fireplace kitchen painting
weapon armor difficulty of the task, or in combat, give the monster a
rack rack
2. Castle, catacombs or temple cooking
reroll and take the best result, especially Boss monsters.
3. Wilderness ruin 6 pew bones pit chair
spit
bed

4. Dungeon 4. Refrain from including "pluses or bonuses" to the task

5. Dungeon Caverns, Caves system or combat system, keep it simple and let the
6. Dungeon d6 1 2 3 4 5 6 players fully grasp the task and CS systems.
1 mushrooms stream bats fungus waterfall lava
Dungeon Generator 2 crystals pool rapids crevice boulders
rock 5. If a roll is needed to decide yes or no for something, roll
columns
The following dungeon generator can be used as the loose animal mining
a d6: 1-3 NO, 4-6 YES.
framework for "on the fly" dungeon levels. Anytime the PM desires to 3 stalagmites stalactites steam
bones
roots
equipment
see if something detrimental happens upon the party, (locked door, 4 chasm fire pit boat
ore
mine lift
cave 6. The use of different tokens for all aspects of the
trap, misfortune, etc.) a d6 roll of 1 could be the deciding factor. A vein paintings character (hp, Heroic Rerolls, Focus, Deflect, gold,
glowing underground animal dead strange
roll of 6 could be beneficial (healing potion, weapons, etc.) 5 shrine
fungus lake den end eggs Arcane Gems) makes for ease of use, transportation of
natural game materials and tactile representation.
cave-in natural
Monsters: Either decide if there has been reasonable time between 6 cobwebs
debris
cascade gas
bridge
giant flora
spouts
combat encounters for monsters to be in the next room or roll a d6 7. An optional rule is that each player chooses and starts
and on a 1-3 there are monsters in the next room and on a 4-6 there play with one "specialty" task (hunting, blacksmithing,
are no monsters in the next room. Monsters are classified as either Bosses: One Boss Challenge per level depth of the dungeon, herb lore, swimming, etc.) that their character excels at
humanoids, undead, beasts or Bosses. decided close to the end of allotted playtime, or advancing to deeper and allow them to have a reroll when attempting that
dungeon exploration. The dungeon level Boss should be chosen by task, taking the best result. This could be from a former
If the type of monsters are needed for a room, roll a d6 the PM based on party combat efficiency. A Boss may be used as a career or background.
1: Undead normal monster and vice versa, should the party be of high or low
2-4: Humanoids combat efficiency. 8. For a basic, optional "leveling up" system, after each
5-6: Beasts session or dungeon (PM discretion), surviving
Loot: For loot, decide how challenging the room was for the party to characters may add 1 hp to their maximum hp and/or
If deciding how many monsters, roll a d6 clear (damage received, magic items used, characters knocked choose a "specialty" of a particular task such as
1-2: number of monsters = size of party + half the size of the party, unconscious, power of monsters defeated, etc.). This gold is found climbing, tracking, lock picking, sneaking, history,
rounded up (for increased difficulty 1= twice the size of the party). on the monsters defeated bodies or in the room (treasure chest, lock spotting clues, etc. They may reroll that task, taking the
3-5: number of monsters = size of party +1 box, offering plate, scattered on floor, treasure pile etc.). best result.
6: number of monsters = half the size of the party, rounded up +1
Easy Challenge - each character finds d6 gold pieces (gp). 9. Monster Combat Skills* for making new monsters.
Size: The size of the room should be decided either with a Moderate Challenge - each character finds d6 gp, reroll, take best Weak, cowardly or small d6-3
progressive roll of a d6, where 1 is a small room and 6 is a large result. Average, skilled, normal size d6-2
room, or simply as the dungeon level is being created as best fits the Difficult Challenge - each character finds d6x10 gp, reroll, take best Tough, fierce, brutish d6-1
map space. A room with many monsters or a large monster should result. Powerful, deadly, large d6
naturally be of reasonable size to accommodate them. Boss Challenge - the party finds d6x100 gp, reroll, take best result.
Each character also rolls a d6 (Heroic Rerolls not allowed), 1-2 *not an exact measurement of overall deadliness.
nothing more, on a 3-4 they find an Arcane Gem, on a 5 they find a
 Monster Table Monster Abilities
Name hp melee/ CS Class Abilities aquatic: may swim, breathe and live underwater.
ranged**
Ant, Giant 12 m d6-1 b - armored: takes one less damage after its Defense Action has blocked damage.
Bandit 3 m/r d6-2 h -
Bat, Giant 5 m d6-2 b fast, flight breath attack: once per encounter, the monster may forego their normal attacks on their combat action and
Bear 12 m d6-1 b strong instead make 1 ranged Attack Action with Focus which explodes. The target of the Breath Attack may make
Bugbear 9 m d6-1 h - a tough agility task roll to take half damage (round down) after it's been reduced by a Defense Action.
Chimera 20 m d6x2* Boss breath attack, fast, flight, large, strong
Centipede, 2 m d6-3 b fast, poison bones: gets to reroll Defense Actions vs. sharp or piercing weapons, and take the best result.
Giant
Cockatrice 15 m d6-2 b flight, petrify (on damage) constrict: upon any damage, target may be constricted. Each combat round, as an Attack Action, the victim
Crab, Giant 9 m d6-2 b aquatic, armored, fast (in water) may make a tough strength roll to free themselves. Failure results in 2 hp damage on the constricting
Cultist 3 m d6-3 h - monster's combat action. Any damage to the constricting monster, releases the constricted target.
Cult Leader 4 m d6-3 h dark magic
dark magic: may cast 2 spells from the Magic Spell List per encounter, chosen from Arcane Armor, Dark Bolt,
Dragon 30 m d6x2* Boss armored, breath attack, fast, flight, hulking, large
Confusion or Rain of Fire.
Eel, Giant 9 m d6-2 b aquatic, fast, disease
Fish Man 4 m/r d6-2 h aquatic, fast (in water)
disease: if the monster deals damage, roll a d6 at the end of the encounter, on a 1 the inflicted PC gets no
Gelatinous 12 m d6-1 b large, paralysis (on damage), slow
rerolls until healed by at least 1 point of Holy Light or other magical means.
Cube
Ghoul 5 m d6-2 u fast, paralysis (on damage), undead
energy drain: a monster with energy drain doesn't do damage but instead lowers the CS of its target by -1
Giant 24 m/r d6 Boss hulking, large
with each touch, until the target is at d6-5. The victim heals 1 CS level per 1 hp of healing by Holy Light or
Gnoll 6 m d6-1 h -
other magical means. Once at CS d6-5, further damage by energy drain will kill the target instantly.
Goblin 2 m/r d6-3 h fast
Griffon 20 m d6 Boss fast, flight, large fast: this monster may reroll initiative and take the best result.
Harpy 3 m d6-2 b fast, flight, paralysis (hearing, when first
encountered) flight: may fly long distances. The monster gets to reroll all ranged Defense Actions while in flight, taking the
Hellhound 12 m d6-1 b breath attack, fast best result.
Kobold 1 m d6-3 h -
Lizard, Giant 9 m d6-1 b fast hulking: does 2 extra points of damage to Attack Actions totals, and may explode.
Lizard Man 5 m/r d6-2 h aquatic, fast
Manticore 19 m/r d6 Boss fast, flight large: this monster is much larger in size than a normal man.
Medusa 12 m/r d6 Boss constrict, fast, petrify (on character
attack-negate by no use of heroic rerolls during mundane immunity: non-magical weapons do zero damage to this monster.
encounter), poison
Minotaur 18 m d6 Boss large, strong paralysis: target must make a tough task roll, failures results in the target being stunned (no movement or CS
Mummy 15 m d6 Boss disease, mundane immunity, slow, undead actions) for d6-2 combat rounds, minimum of 1 round.
Ogre 13 m d6 Boss hulking, large
Orc 4 m/r d6-2 h -
petrify: target must make a tough task roll, failure results in the target turning to stone (killed or cursed, PM
discretion).
Orc Shaman 4 m/r d6-3 h dark magic
Rat, Giant 1 m d6-3 b disease poison: each time this monster's Attack Action does at least 1 damage to a target, that target must make a
Scorpion, 12 m d6-2 b armored, fast, poison tough strength task roll. Failure means the target is poisoned and takes 1 hp of damage at the start of the
Giant next combat rounds, until healed by Holy Light or any other healing magical source. These sources heal hp
Skeleton 3 m/r d6-2 u bones, fast, undead and remove poison, not one or the other. Once poisoned, further poisoned results are ignored.
Snake, 9 m d6-2 b constrict or poison (not both, roll d6, 1-3
Giant constrict, 4-6 poison), fast regenerate: heal 1 hp on their action each combat round. The monster will regenerate d6 combat rounds
Spider, Giant 5 m d6-3 b fast, poison after being reduced to 0 hp unless fire damage is used with the killing blow or the body is set on fire by the
Troll 18 m d6 Boss large, regenerate, strong, weakness (fire) Rain of Fire spell, oil or another large fire source. After regenerating up to 1 hp, the monster is able to act,
Vampire 20 m d6 Boss energy drain (or normal damage), fast, flight, continuing to regenerate hp.
mundane immunity, strong, undead, weakness
(garlic, sunlight, rushing water, wooden stakes) slow: attacks last after all other participants have acted in each combat round.
Wight 9 m d6-2 u energy drain, mundane immunity, undead
Wolf 5 m d6-2 b fast strong: does 1 extra point of damage to Attack Actions totals.
Zombie 4 m d6-3 u slow, undead, weakness (head)
undead: once-living creatures which are now animated by dark magic, powerful entities or artifacts. Immune
* x2 notes the monster may make 2 Attack Actions per combat round, against the same target or to the Confusion spell and drowning.
2 different targets if within range.
** melee / ranged are only guidelines, and if feasible, the monster may be able to acquire or weakness: CS rolls against this monster that are a natural 6 may explode. Some weaknesses may slay the
already have a ranged weapon. monster instantly.
Class is the classification of the monster.
b = beast or other, h = humanoid, u = undead, Boss = dungeon level boss