Snake, Poison (Normal) [182]

Climat/Terrain	Any land
Organisation	Solitary
Fréquence	Peu commun
Diète	Carnivore
Cycle d'activité	Any
Intelligence	1 - Intelligence animale
Trésor	Nil
Alignement	Neutre Absolu
Nombres	1-6
Classe d'armure	6
Mouvement	Au sol : 15" Vol : - Classe de vol : Nage : Enfouissement : Web :
Dés de vie	2+1
Thac0	19
Nbre d'attaques	1
Dommage / attaques	1
Attaques spéciales	Poison
Défenses spéciales	Nil
Résistance à la magie	Nil
Taille	S - smaller than a typical human ( 2+' to 4' ) (5’ long)
Morale	8-10 - Moyen
Valeur en XP	175 xp Elder : 420 xp Jaculi : 270 xp

Commentaires : Snakes are long, slender reptiles that can be found anywhere in the entire world, even in the coldest arctic regions. There are basically two types of snakes, in all manner of sizes. The poisonous snakes make up for their relatively smaller size with deadly venoms, while the larger constrictors squeeze their victims to death. Both types sleep for days after eating. All snakes shed their skin several times each year. Snakes fear fire and will retreat from open flames, suffering a -6 morale modifier when flames are used against them. All poisonous snakes deliver toxins automatically through their bite. Roll on the table below (or choose) to determine what type of poison is present. d20 Roll Modifier to Save Onset Time Result of Failed Saving Throw* 1-4 +3 1-4 turns Incapacitated for 2-8 days 5-6 +2 2-5 rounds Death 7-11 +1 2-12 rounds 2-8 points of damage 12-14 None 1-6 rounds 3-12 points of damage 15-17 -1 2-8 rounds Incapacitated for 1-4 days 18-19 -2 1-4 rounds Incapacitated for 1-12 days 20 -3 1 round Death * A successful saving throw means no damage. Typical varieties of poisonous snakes include the asp, cobra, copperhead, coral snake, death adder, krait, mamba, puff adder, rattlesnake, sidewinder, and water moccasin. Some cobras and sidewinders hunt by night and can track warmblooded prey by body heat as well as by sight. They have the equivalent of 30-foot infravision. Black mambas are the fastest known snakes and can reach MR 30 across open ground.