MONSTERS! The 1d20 RPG of Fantasy, Flights O' Fancy, & Freaky Fun

Okay, now the monsters are about to get a lot more interesting. With some of these monsters it may seem impossible to kill them. Well, that is the point. They are legends for a reason. Overcoming them will be a challenge. Try not to take them on solo and you may do alright. Leprechaun He's cute. He's tiny. He wears a lot of green, but he does not want to keep you from stealing his lucky charms. He's looking for the gold he claims is his and his alone. And if he finds you anywhere near it, you're in for a world of vicious violence. Lots of folks have claimed they captured a Leprechaun for the three wishes he has the power to grant. But trust us; do not go looking for this little guy.  Injury: +12 CP: 38 EP: 300 Special Evade Capture: When a Leprechaun feels threatened they have an advantage of +4 to Escape.  Three Wishes: If a Leprechaun is captured they will bargain three wishes for their lives. But the wishes will manifest negatively for the captors. If a wish can be

Wolf Person  We don't want Universal Studios suing us so instead of The Wolf Man we're saying Wolf Person. And isn't that better anyway? Who are we to assume a monster's gender?  On second thought let's just stick with 'werewolf'.  Believe it or not, a werewolf is a natural-born monster, mean and snarly. And they smell pretty bad. Like, really bad. Have you ever had rotten meat in your mouth? It's like, they smell so bad it gets in your mouth.  A natural-born werewolf will infect its victims with a virus and on the next full moon that victim will transform into a werewolf. It doesn't sound very scientific but that's how it works. The new werewolf will be cursed to hunt like a wolf and eat like a wolf, and run amok causing property damage and loss of human life. There's just nothing good about being a werewolf, despite all the glamorous movies you may have seen. Until the original natural-born werewolf is killed they will be cursed. And probab