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| + | [[Image:Monsterheraldry2.jpg|thumb|A fanged mouth on a red field: a common heraldry for Monsters]] | ||
| + | ==From the [[V8]] [[Rulebook]]== | ||
No sword and sorcery setting is complete without monsters, those creatures from imagination or legend, both good and evil, that are somehow more (or less) than human. Monsters in Amtgard can represent the smallest, friendliest sprite, the largest most fearsome dragon, or anything else in between. | No sword and sorcery setting is complete without monsters, those creatures from imagination or legend, both good and evil, that are somehow more (or less) than human. Monsters in Amtgard can represent the smallest, friendliest sprite, the largest most fearsome dragon, or anything else in between. | ||
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:''Centaurs, Dragons, Dwarves, Werewolves, Vampires, Deadly Slime.'' | :''Centaurs, Dragons, Dwarves, Werewolves, Vampires, Deadly Slime.'' | ||
| − | Monster is a special class, playable only in games where the game designer and local [[monarch]] have given their permission for the class to be used. A player’s [[level]] in the Monster class determines which Monsters they may portray. For more information and rules regarding the Monster class please refer to the [[Dor Un Avathar X]]. | + | Monster is a special class, playable only in games where the game designer and local [[monarch]] have given their permission for the class to be used. They have no specific class identifier but should be garbed appropriately and/or designated before the game begins. A player’s [[level]] in the Monster class determines which Monsters they may portray. For more information and rules regarding the Monster class please refer to the [[Dor Un Avathar]]. |
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| + | ===Monster Lists=== | ||
| + | A listing of all monsters for the current rules can be found here: | ||
| + | *[[:Category: Monsters|All Monsters from all supplements]] | ||
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| + | *[[:Category:Dor Un Avathar X Monsters|Dor X]] | ||
| + | *From the [[Amtgard X]] group. | ||
| + | **[[:Category:Nautical Nights Monsters|Nautical Nights]] | ||
| + | **[[:Category:What Lurks Below Monsters|What Lurks Below]] | ||
| + | **[[:Category:1001 Amtgardian Nights Monsters|1001 Amtgardian Nights]] | ||
| + | **[[:Category:Tales from the Vardo Monsters|Tales from the Vardo]] | ||
== Additional monster resources == | == Additional monster resources == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:23, 18 September 2023
From the V8 Rulebook
No sword and sorcery setting is complete without monsters, those creatures from imagination or legend, both good and evil, that are somehow more (or less) than human. Monsters in Amtgard can represent the smallest, friendliest sprite, the largest most fearsome dragon, or anything else in between.
Examples:
- Centaurs, Dragons, Dwarves, Werewolves, Vampires, Deadly Slime.
Monster is a special class, playable only in games where the game designer and local monarch have given their permission for the class to be used. They have no specific class identifier but should be garbed appropriately and/or designated before the game begins. A player’s level in the Monster class determines which Monsters they may portray. For more information and rules regarding the Monster class please refer to the Dor Un Avathar.
Monster Lists
A listing of all monsters for the current rules can be found here:
Additional monster resources
| Amtgard Character Classes |
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| Core Classes: Anti-Paladin · Archer · Assassin · Barbarian · Bard · Druid · Healer · Monk · Paladin · Scout · Warrior · Wizard Non-Standard Classes: Monster · Peasant |
