This druid identifies with a particular animal, an animal that he feels represents his spirit. This grants him a special connection to the animal kingdom, and he is able to call upon their spirits to aid him.
Cannot shapeshift at all
by smurf August 23, 2004

Wild elves are hardier that their cousins and have a reputation for being fierce, indomitable warriors. Wild elves aren't noted for their brains.
legolas isn't one of these
by smurf August 22, 2004

Rock gnomes are smaller and slimmer than dwarves. They have a lively sense of humor and love to play practical jokes on each other and other races. Gnomes are curious and bright, but are more widely known for their hardiness and ability to resist spells.
by smurf August 22, 2004

Also known as Duergar, gray dwarves contain all of the worst traits of the dwarven races in one package. Duergar share little with thier less subterranean cousins, but they do have the same hardiness. Their foes find them just as hard to kill.
Tough buggars on the battlefield.
by smurf August 22, 2004

A barghest looks like a mutated troll, amd killing one is about as difficult. devilish creatures of pure evil, barghests are resistant to almost everything.
by Smurf August 17, 2004

by smurf July 16, 2003

Virtually anything can crossbreed with a dragon. the resulting offspring is something somewhat less than dragon, but much more than its other half. dragons often mate with humans and humanoid creatures. the half-breeds are shunned in most societies, an unfortunate fact considering the tremendous power half-dragons wield.
by smurf August 17, 2004
