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=== Heavy Destrier === | === Heavy Destrier === | ||
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Mt GiantC_40ft_50,000lbs_100yrs_30d8+39043_6__26 Mongudge, Barbarian | Mt GiantC_40ft_50,000lbs_100yrs_30d8+39043_6__26 Mongudge, Barbarian | ||
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If a Horde has touch attacks, they are applied normally to each of the Hordes melee attacks. | If a Horde has touch attacks, they are applied normally to each of the Hordes melee attacks. | ||
In all cases, the save DC is calculated as if a single component creature of the Hordes total hit dice was using such magical attacks. Saving against a Horde is difficult | In all cases, the save DC is calculated as if a single component creature of the Hordes total hit dice was using such magical attacks. Saving against a Horde is difficult, and these DC's should be carefully monitored in the case of Undead Hordes and other Hordes with potent touch attacks. | ||
If a Horde has an unusual movement type (burrow, climb, brachiation, swim, etc), its CR is increased by 2. If a Horde has flight, its CR is modified by the maneuverability of the component creatures. Clumsy is -3, Poor maneuverability is -2, Average is -1, Good is +1 and perfect is +3CR. A Horde with clumsy, poor, or average maneuverability risks losing members every time it makes a flying turn or does any other manuever. A Clumsy horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1-3. A Poor maneuverability horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1-2. An Average maneuverability horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1. Good or perfect maneuverability Hordes exhibit uncanny aerial grace, and are astonishingly deadly foes. | If a Horde has an unusual movement type (burrow, climb, brachiation, swim, etc), its CR is increased by 2. If a Horde has flight, its CR is modified by the maneuverability of the component creatures. Clumsy is -3, Poor maneuverability is -2, Average is -1, Good is +1 and perfect is +3CR. A Horde with clumsy, poor, or average maneuverability risks losing members every time it makes a flying turn or does any other manuever. A Clumsy horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1-3. A Poor maneuverability horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1-2. An Average maneuverability horde loses a member per maneuver on a D10 roll of 1. Good or perfect maneuverability Hordes exhibit uncanny aerial grace, and are astonishingly deadly foes. | ||
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A Horde can hold one such extra monster per nine squares it posseses. | A Horde can hold one such extra monster per nine squares it posseses. | ||
=== Sample Hordes: === | === Sample Hordes: === | ||