Leucrotta, Young: CR 1; SZ Small beast (4 ft. tall at shoulder); HD 2d10; hp 15; Init +1 (Dex); Spd 40 ft.; AC 13 (+2 natural, Dex); Atk +1 melee (1d6-1, bite, slashing, armor piercing), -2 melee (2d6, double retreat kick, bludgeoning); SA armor piercing bite, double retreat kick; SQ mimic voice; AL CE; SV Fort +1, Ref +3, Will +0; Str 9, Dex 12, Con 10, Int 6, Wis 5, Cha 8.
Skills: Hide +2, Listen +2, Move Silently +1. Feats: Sure-footed.
SA—Armor Piercing Bite (Ex): The bony ridges that a leucrotta has for teeth can chew through metal or wood. In addition to inflicting damage on the character attacked, compare the damage rolled against the hardness rating of the character’s shield or armor (see Tables 8-12 and 8-13). Subtract the hardness from the damage done. Then subtract the remainder from the hit points of the item (see Tables 8-12 and 8-13). If the damaged caused by cumulative leucrotta bites exceeds the hit points of the shield or armor it is utterly destroyed. Sustaining more than half its hit points renders a shield useless. Initial attacks are against a shield. Subsequent attacks, or attacks from the rear, are against the victim’s armor, which is handled in the same fashion (again, see Tables 8-12 and 8-13).
SA—Retreat Double Kick (Ex): When a leucrotta turns to flee it instinctively kicks with both of its rear legs. Only one attack and damage roll is made for both legs. This is a free action. This attack also counts as a “Trip” attack in that the person kicked can be knocked over.
SQ—Mimic Voice (Ex): A leucrotta can mimic the voice of a man, woman, child, or a domestic animal in pain. This is often used to lure a victim into attack range. The young leucrotta has not yet mastered this ability.
Leucrotta, Mother: CR 3; SZ Large beast (6 ft. tall at shoulder); HD 6d10+6; hp 38; Init +6 (Improved Initiative, Dex); Spd 40 ft.; AC 14 (+3 natural, Dex, -1 size); Atk +5 melee (3d6, armor piercing bite), +7 melee (2d6, double retreat kick, crit 19-20); Face 5 ft. x 10 ft.; SA armor piercing bite, double retreat kick; SQ mimic voice; AL CE; SV Fort +3 Ref +6 Will +2; Str 14, Dex 14, Con 12, Int 8, Wis 9, Cha 8.
Skills: Hide +2, Listen +6, Move Silently +5. Feats: Improved Initiative, Sure-footed, Weapon Finesse (rear kick), Spring Attack.
Special Attacks and Qualities: As above, though this full-grown beast does 3d6 damage and is thus much more likely to ruin armor and shields then is the young leucrotta.
Description: A leucrotta is a horrible, unbearably ugly beast. It has the body of a stag, the head of a badger and a lionine tail. It has bony, yellow-gray ridges for teeth and burning, feral red eyes. Their bodies are tan, darkening to black at the head. The stench of rotting corpses surrounds the beast and its breath reeks of the grave. A full-sized male can reach seven feet tall at the shoulder, though they average six feet. Other animals shun this foul creature. Leucrotta are very intelligent for beasts and speak their own evil language. They are wicked and malicious. Because of their mountain goat-like surefootedness, leucrotta normally make their lair in treacherous, rocky crags accessible only to them.
出自《The Wizard's Amulet》第7页。感觉有很多错漏,比如幼兽的AC没算体型调整。
部分主要问题:
1、幼兽的伤害看不懂,力量9却1d6+1?
2、母兽的攻击看不懂,后腿居然不是副武器。
3、母兽的伤害看不懂,力量加值完全没反应到伤害里。
4、母兽的专长看不懂,力量敏捷都是14,却偏要学武器娴熟;跳跃攻击显然未满足先决条件;主武器和副武器攻击检定差别2,是否该算上多重攻击?
原作者的错误我就不管了,我只想知道,如果我要把这两个怪物的数据尽量按照原模组的描述转成3.5版,该怎么修改比较好?