Its powerful hind legs can be used to deliver potent kicks during battle. This can be used to disorient attackers and prey alike, allowing the monster to gain the upper hand in combat. Tzitzi-Ya-Ku is able to emit bright flashes of light from the fins on the sides of its head. Its back is lined with a row of short spines, and it has wide sturdy feet. Perhaps its most unique feature is the pair of retractable frills that line either side of its head, which are bright and vividly colorful in appearance. It has long, powerful back legs, and muscular forelegs complete with three claws for grasping prey.
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If not please feel free to ask me to clarify.Tzitzi-Ya-Ku is a medium-sized Bird Wyvern of navy blue coloration. I feel like i might have rambled off my thoughts a little, so i apologize if i made it more confusing, but I hope this helped answer your questions. If that gives you an idea of how you may want to build your challenges. In my games I typically have 4 minor combat encounters and 4 other minor challenges.
Had they fought at least two of the 3 encounters they fled from, it probably would have been another 1- 1 1/2 hour game. I almost ran into this situation last month on one of my streamed games, the players fled instead of fighting much of the time and we ended up going 5 hours to find a 3 sign creature (mostly because their trailblazer had a +3 survival and rolled horribly, which is also the reason we had so many challentes). When it comes to clearing out you entire minor complications and assuming you used at least 1 major complication, you could let them have automatic successes without telling them, or you could make some challenges up on the fly.īut realistically if you have lets say 8 minor challenges in total (1 of those being the +1 false sign, and assuming 3 false signs) that means the group would have to travel to 11-14 different areas to encounter all minor challenges and get 3 signs to find the actual creature they are hunting. If they avoid the encounter or its some other challenge that makes sense to have multiple uses, then i will reuse them. If its a combat encounter and they defeat it, I don't typically reuse it. When it comes to reusing challenges, it depends. You could 100% never give them a false sign and i have done just that in many sessions. You do not have to roll on the minor challenge table if you dont want to ( I personally always pick the complication). The simple answer is that much of how you want it to run is up to you. You can also check out my Patreon where you can find additional content like 1 page monster hunts, variant monsters, and even get early access to my additional updates to this project!
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If you have issues with formatting on GMbinder please zoom out or use the PDF, since it can be finicky on the site sometimes depending on your resolution).Īlso check out my 199 page Monster Hunter Monster Manual and Monster Hunter Monster Loot Tables (which now include the Furious Rajang & Raging Brachydios).
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With that please check out the newest version of the guide on GMbinder or as a PDF (complete with bookmarks).
including population %'s for different settlements.Ī guide on creating your own loot tables and materials!.Ī cooking system for giving your party magical boons while they are on the hunt. 11 new feats for your characters to choose from as they level up! Not only will you find information about the races of the world, but also you will find three new playable races, the wyverians, lynians, and troverians! A selection of gods, some with new lore to fit with the setting, but mostly remain the same. (that I created by combining the pieces monster hunter lore and dnd) Now this lore may not be for everyone, but it is a base for you to create your own if you don't like it. It was a long process and there is still more to add to it in the future, but I am satisfied with releasing this version to you all. Over roughly the last 5 months I have been hard at work updating my guide to monster hunting.
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