Bear🔗
- Bear hug: If a victim is hit by both paws in the same round, the bear hugs for an extra 2d8 automatic damage.
Black Bear🔗
6’ tall; favour eating berries and roots.
Armor Class | 6 [13] |
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Hit Dice | 4 (18hp) |
Attacks | 2 × claw (1d3), 1 × bite (1d6) |
THAC0 | 16 [+3] |
Movement | 120’ (40’) |
Saving Throws | D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2) |
Morale | 7 |
Alignment | Neutral |
XP | 75 |
Number Appearing | 1d4 (1d4) |
Treasure Type | U |
- Bear hug: See main entry.
- Defensive: Adults will protect their young with their lives, but otherwise only attack if cornered.
- Camp raids: Sometimes raid camps, for food (especially fish and sweet treats).
Cave Bear🔗
Ferocious, 15’ tall grizzly bears found in caves and Lost World settings. Omnivorous, but prefer meat, including humans.
Armor Class | 5 [14] |
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Hit Dice | 7 (31hp) |
Attacks | 2 × claw (1d8), 1 × bite (2d6) |
THAC0 | 13 [+6] |
Movement | 120’ (40’) |
Saving Throws | D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (3) |
Morale | 9 |
Alignment | Neutral |
XP | 450 |
Number Appearing | 1d2 (1d2) |
Treasure Type | V |
- Bear hug: See main entry.
- Sense of smell: Poor eyesight, but keen sense of smell. When hungry, will follow a track of blood by scent.
Grizzly Bear🔗
Aggressive, 9’ tall. Silver-tipped fur, brown or reddish brown in colour. Live in forests and mountains. Favour eating meat.
Armor Class | 6 [13] |
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Hit Dice | 5 (22hp) |
Attacks | 2 × claw (1d4), 1 × bite (1d8) |
THAC0 | 15 [+4] |
Movement | 120’ (40’) |
Saving Throws | D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (2) |
Morale | 8 |
Alignment | Neutral |
XP | 175 |
Number Appearing | 1 (1d4) |
Treasure Type | U |
- Bear hug: See main entry.
Polar Bear🔗
Aggressive, white-furred bears that stand 11’ tall and live in cold regions. Favours eating fish.
Armor Class | 6 [13] |
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Hit Dice | 6 (27hp) |
Attacks | 2 × claw (1d6), 1 × bite (1d10) |
THAC0 | 14 [+5] |
Movement | 120’ (40’) |
Saving Throws | D12 W13 P14 B15 S16 (3) |
Morale | 8 |
Alignment | Neutral |
XP | 275 |
Number Appearing | 1 (1d2) |
Treasure Type | U |
- Bear hug: See main entry.
- Swimming: Excellent swimmers.
- Snow walk: Wide paws allow running on the surface of snow without sinking.