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BOOK VI
ELDRITCH WIZARDRY
GARY GYGAX & BRIAN BLUME
DUNGEONS & DRAGONS
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BOOK VI
ELDRITCH
WIZARDRY
ANCIENT AND POWERFUL MAGIC
BY
GARY GYGAX & BRIAN BLUME
With Special Thanks to Elder Steve Marsh, Dennis Sustare (the Great Druid),
Jim Ward & Tim Kask for Suggestions and Contributions!
Illustrations by Dave Sutherland, Tracy Lesch & Gary Kwapisz

Cover by Deborah Larson
Foreword
The book you now hold in your hand represents new dimensions to an already fascinating
game system. This is the third supplement to DUNGEONS & DRAGONS, and was produced
as a result of an ever increasing demand for new material.
This book also represents a new trend in the fine art of Dungeon Mastering. As originally
conceived, D&D was limited in scope only by the imagination and devotion of Dungeon
Masters everywhere. The supplements have fulfilled the need for fresh ideas and additional
stimulation. But somewhere along the line, D&D lost some of its flavor, and began to become
predictable. This came about as a result of the proliferation of rule sets; while this was great for
us as a company, it was tough on the DM. When all the players had all of the rules in front of
them, it became next to impossible to beguile them into danger or mischief.
The new concept pioneered within these pages should go a long way towards putting back
in some of the mystery, uncertainty and danger that make D&D the unparalleled challenge it
was meant to be. Legend Lore once again becomes the invaluable spell it was meant to be. No
more will some foolhardy adventurer run down into a dungeon, find something and immediately
know how it works, or even what it does. By the same token, no longer will players be able to
send some unfortunate hireling to an early demise by forcing him to experiment on his master’s
goodies.
The introduction of psionic combat is bound to enliven games grown stagnant. It opens
up untold possibilities for both the players and the DM, and in so doing recognizes one of the
favorite topics of science fiction and fantasy writers: the unknown powers of the mind.
As with the two previous supplements, the material herein contained follows the format of
the original three booklets that comprise D&D. Corrections and additions are noted, so that it
can all be integrated into the original with a minimum of bother.
As you will note on the title page, this supplement had many contributors. Such is the
nature of the beast. D&D was meant to be a free-wheeling game, only loosely bound by the
parameters of the rules. We feel that ELDRITCH WIZARDRY goes a long way toward fulfilling
the original premise of danger, excitement, and uncertainty. May you always make your sav-
ing throw.
Timothy J. Kask
TSR Publications Editor
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
23 April 1976
Index
Men & Magic
Characters......................................................................................................... 1
Character Alignment ........................................................................................... 2
Determination of Abilities .................................................................................... 2
Levels and Number of Experience Points
Necessary to Attain Them ............................................................................... 4
Statistics Regarding Classes ................................................................................. 4
Alternate Combat System .................................................................................... 5
Psionic Combat .................................................................................................. 7
Attacks and Damage by Monster Type ................................................................. 12
Saving Throw Matrix ......................................................................................... 12
Spells Table ...................................................................................................... 13
Psionic Abilities and Explanation ......................................................................... 14
Explanation of Spells ......................................................................................... 22
Monsters & Treasure

Monsters .......................................................................................................... 27
Monster Descriptions.......................................................................................... 27
Treasures .......................................................................................................... 40
Artifacts & Relics Power Tables ............................................................................ 51
Underworld & Wilderness Adventures

Encounter Matrices ............................................................................................ 54
Men & Magic
CHARACTERS: (Addition)
There is a special category of character which crosses all four major player-character classes.
Those with psionic ability may be found amongst fighting-men, magic-users, clerics or even
thieves.
Further details of psionic abilities and how to determine if this potential exists will be found in
the section DETERMINATION OF ABILITIES.
To the major class of clerics there is also a new subclass, the DRUID. These are similar to
the monster of the same name as described in GREYHAWK (Book IV), and if the subclass is
allowed in the campaign the monster should be expanded to correspond to the new subclass.
It is important to keep in mind just what a “monster” is. For D&D purposes, a monster is any
entity that is controlled by the DM. Player characters, and nonplayer characters controlled by
players, are not monsters; everything else is. A “monster,” in D&D, can be anything from a
Type VI Demon to a kindly good/lawful cleric.
All player-characters with psionic ability or desiring to become druids must be of human origin.
Fighting-Men with psionic ability are basically attuned to the powers commonly known here
as Yoga. There are 20 possible “devotions” they may be able to perform (the 18 Siddhis and
the 2 Sciences) if they follow the course of developing their mental prowess. However, for
every ability they gain they must lose the services of 1 of their followers, and for every four
abilities gained 1 point of strength is permanently lost. (Furthermore, they also become suscep-
tible to certain types of monsters and monster attacks not suffered by non-psychic characters as
will be detailed later.)
Magic-Users with psionic ability will find that it will eliminate the necessity of learning some
spells which essentially give them such powers for a limited duration. This is fortunate, for with
each psionic ability gained the magic-user will lose the ability to remember a spell. That is, with
the gaining of the first ability the magic-user will be able to use one less 1st-level spell, when
the second ability is gained he will lose two additional spell levels (i.e. two 1st-level spells or
one 2nd-level spell), and so on. At no time may the magic-user remember more high level spells
than low level ones, and if he is able to use 6th-level spells, for example, and he selects one, he
must also be able to remember at least one spell of each of the other five levels. Attacks from
psionic creatures will also be suffered by magic-users who develop this talent.
Clerics with psionic ability also gain the advantage of being able to employ many “magical”
powers, but for every psionic ability gained the cleric will lose two of his other advantages:
First, he will lose one spell, exactly the same as a magic-user loses spell ability. Second, the
cleric loses the ability to turn away undead monsters as he gains psionic powers, so that for
each psionic ability gained the cleric ranks a level lower in the ability of turning undead. Thus,
a 10th-level cleric with four psionic abilities would have a loss of 10 spell levels and turn un-
dead as a 6th-level cleric. Gaining psionic abilities also subjects the person with such abilities
to the possibility of attacks by psionic creatures.
Druids: Druids are a sub-class of Clerics. They are neutral in nature (as mentioned in GREY-
HAWK). They are more closely attuned to Nature, serving as its priests rather than serving
some other deity. Mistletoe takes a place of importance with them as a holy symbol or item as
crosses and other like items do with other types of clerics. Druids have spells which are in gen-
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eral peculiar to them, although some of their spells are similar to those of magic-users or clerics
in general. Fire, natural forces, and living things tend to be their forte in this regard. Druids are
not as involved with humans, or with helping them, as they are in protecting plants and animals.
They cannot turn the undead, but once a druid becomes an “Initiate” he has the following in-
nate powers: Identify pure water, identify plants, identify animals, and pass through overgrowth
(briars, tangles, etc.). Upon reaching the 5th Circle druids then gain the power to shape change
(as previously mentioned in GREYHAWK with regard to the Druid-type monster), and when
changing from one form to another they lose from 10% to 60% of any damage previously sus-
tained; in addition they are not affected by the charm spells of woodland and water creatures
such as nixies and dryads.
Druids speak their own special language. In addition they also speak the common tongue.
With each level gained, above the 3rd circle, a druid can learn one of the additional lan-
guages: Pixie, Nixie, Dryad, Elvish, Treant, Hill Giant, Centaur, Manticore or Green Dragon.
Druids are able to employ the following sorts of weapons: Daggers, sickle or crescent-shaped
swords, spears, slings, and oil. They may wear armor of leather, and use wooden shields. They
may not use metallic armor. Druids may use those magical items not otherwise proscribed to them
which are usable by “all classes” and all those items normally usable by clerics, excluding all
clerical items of a written nature (scrolls, books, etc.). With regard to fighting ability and saving
throws treat druids as clerics, except that with regard to fire the saving throw is always +2 in the
druids’ favor.
Druids have an obligation to protect woodland animals and plants, especially trees. Unlike the
obligation of lawful and good types towards others of this sort, the tendency of druids will be
to punish those who destroy their charges, rather than risk their own lives to actually save the
threatened animal or plant. Druids will not slay an animal if it can be avoided, and they can
never willingly or deliberately destroy a copse, woods or forest—no matter how enchanted
or evil it may be—although they may attempt to modify such a place with their own magicks.
Monks & Druids do not have psychic potential; they are therefore prohibited
from becoming psychics.
Thieves who prove to have psionic potential are subject to basically the same advantages
as those gained by fighting-men. In addition to the penalties noted for fighting-men, however,
thieves also lose 1 point of dexterity for every four psionic abilities gained.
Character Alignment, Including Various Monsters and Creatures: (Addition)
Law Neutrality Chaos

Couatl* Brain Moles Demons**
Ki-Rin*** Cerebral Parasites Intellect Devourers**
Shedu*** Thought Eaters Su-Monster**
Mind Flayers****
*neutral tendencies
**highly evil
***highly good
****highly evil but otherwise lawful
DETERMINATION OF ABILITIES: (Addition)
After all six normal ability categories have been rolled, and the player has selected a character
type, player-characters with unmodified scores of 15 or more in their intelligence, wisdom or
charisma may elect to check their psionic ability in addition, if they have opted to be human.
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Psionic ability is determined by rolling percentile dice. A score of 91 or greater indicates that
the character has the ability.
Clerics with a wisdom of 12 or greater and a charisma of 14 or greater may elect to become
druids.
Bonuses and Penalties to Advancement due to Abilities:
Player-characters advance in level as is normal for their class and prime requisite. Psionic abil-
ity, however, is affected by their psychic potential. A second dice roll must be made in order to
determine this level, and the bonuses and penalties noted accordingly:
PSYCHIC POTENTIAL
Dice Bonus or Penalty for

Score Chance of Gaining Ability
01–10 –6%/level accumulative
51–75 none
76–90 +1%/level accumulative
91–99 +2%/level accumulative
00 +3%/level accumulative
If a character has a penalty of –4% the base chance for the gaining of an ability will be 6%
per level rather than 10%. Likewise, if there is a bonus of +3% the base chance per level will
be 13%, so that at 3rd level there will be a 39% chance for a psionic ability to be gained.
Bonus: If a psionic ability is gained there is a chance equal to the character’s psychic poten-
tial that a second ability will be immediately gained.
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LEVELS AND NUMBER OF EXPERIENCE POINTS NECESSARY TO ATTAIN THEM:
(Addition)
Player-characters with psionic ability progress in the normal character type as they originally
selected at the usual rate. However, beginning at 1st level, they have a possibility of acquiring
a psionic-type ability. Psionic abilities are given under SPELLS. The possibility of gaining any
given ability is 10% per experience level, so that a 1st-level character has a 10% chance of
having a psionic ability, a 2nd-level character has a 20% chance, and so on with a 10th-level
character having a 100% chance.
Selection of psionic-type ability is done by random number generation, but if random deter-
mination indicates an ability already possessed the random number generation should be
continued until an ability which is not already possessed is indicated. At such time as there is
a 100% probability of an ability being gained (10th level) the character may select whichever
ability is desired whenever an experience level is gained.
Druids
Aspirant 0
Initiate of the 1st Circle* 2,000
Initiate of the 2nd Circle 4,000
Initiate of the 3rd Circle 7,500
Initiate of the 4th Circle 12,000
Initiate of the 5th Circle** 20,000
Druid 200,000
Archdruid 400,000
The Great Druid 800,000
*gains basic powers
**gains additional powers
Druids: These clerics all serve the same general deity (Nature), and so above the level of
Initiate the number of persons is strictly limited. There can be a maximum of four Druids (10th
level), two Archdruids (11th level), and but one Great Druid. At such time as a player-charac-
ter attains experience points sufficient to advance him to the 11th (Druid) or higher level he
does not attain the powers of his new level unless there are fewer than the maximum number
of druids at the level in question or until he defeats in spell combat a druid of the level he
wishes to attain (combat need not be mortal). As with monks (see BLACKMOOR) the loser of
such a combat drops in number of experience points to the level immediately below, i.e. if a
Druid were seeking to become an Archdruid, and if he were successful, he would then gain
that level, but the former Archdruid would drop to 200,000 experience points and become a
Druid (of course at such time as the former Archdruid regained experience points sufficient to
rank him as an Archdruid he could then seek a rematch . . .).
There is no level above 13th (Great Druid).
STATISTICS REGARDING CLASSES (Addition):
Spells and Level

Clerics Dice for Fighting
(Druids) Accumulated Hits Capability 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Aspirant 1 Man 1 - - - - - -
Initiate, 1st 2 2 Men 2 1 - - - - -
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Initiate, 2nd 3 3 Men 3 1 - - - - -
Initiate, 3rd 3+1 Hero – 1 3 1 1 - - - -
Initiate, 4th 4 Hero 3 2 1 - - - -
Initiate, 5th 5 Hero + 1 3 2 2 - - - -
Initiate, 6th 6 Superhero – 1 4 2 2 1 - - -
Initiate, 7th 7 Superhero – 1 4 3 2 1 - - -
Initiate, 8th 7+1 Superhero – 1 4 3 3 2 - - -
Initiate, 9th 8 Superhero 5 3 3 2 1 - -
Druid 9 Superhero 5 3 3 3 2 1 -
Archdruid 10 Superhero 5 4 4 4 3 2 1
The Great Druid 11 Superhero + 1 6 5 5 4 4 3 2
Alternate Combat System: (Addition)
The question of when various actions take place during a melee round often arises. In order to
simply and easily satisfy the problem of when any action can take place, the melee round has
been further subdivided into pre-movement, movement of six segments, and post-movement,
or eight parts in all. All melee activities, including missile fire, spell casting, movement, and
combat then are assigned to some — possibly all — part of the melee turn.
Actions other than moving or fighting are based on the modified dexterity rating of the char-
acter in question. Movement is based on the standard movement allowance (with optional
adjustments by the Dungeon Master recommended).
To compute Adjusted Dexterity simply take the dexterity rating of the player-character or
monster in question, including any additions or subtractions for magical devices, and then
compute bonuses and penalties.
After the 1st melee round the pattern of missile fire or spell casting should be re-adjusted with
regard to bonuses and penalties. Thereafter, the same pattern is maintained for successive me-
lee rounds. For example, if it is determined as of the 2nd melee round that the Adjusted Dexter-
ity of a player-character is in the +15/+19 range, there is an interval of six parts between his
actions, so that on the 3rd melee round he would act during the 5th movement segment, and
on the 4th melee round he would be able to act during the 3rd.
MISSILE FIRE OR SPELL CASTING TABLE, 1st MELEE ROUND
Adjusted
Dexterity Pre- 1 2 3 4 5 6 Post-
–30/–16 — — — — — — — X
–15/–11 — — — — — — X —
–10/–6 — — — — — X — —
–5/–1 — — — — X — — —
0/+4 — — — X — — — —
+5/+9 — — X — — — — —
+10/+14 — X — — — — — —
+15/+19 X — — — — — — X
+20/+24 X — — — — — X —
+25 & + X — — — — X — —
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If surprised lose the 1st segment on a die roll of 1 and the 1st and 2nd segments on a die
roll of 2.
Attacks by combatants are made whenever the respective parties come within range, but move-
ment need not cease until bodies are actually in contact.
Adjustments to Dexterity:
Bonus Penalty
Complete Surprise +4* Plate Armor –6
Surprise +2** Chain Armor –4
Elf +1 Leather Armor –2
Weapon in Hand +2 Small Shield –1
Weapon Ready +3*** Medium Shield –2
Spell or Scroll Ready +2 Large Shield –3
Word of Power Special Complete Surprise –4
Symbol Special Surprised** –2
Holy Word Special Entering Door –1
Second Rank –2
Reading Scroll –6
Encumbered –6
Wounds over 50% –4
Wounds over 75% –6
2nd-level Spell –1
3rd-level Spell –2
4th-level Spell –3
*Complete surprise is basically a die of 2 when checking.
**Surprise is basically a die 1 when checking, or a die 2 in those cases where the creature in
question is difficult to surprise and has only a 1 in 6 chance of being surprised.
***A pointed wand, or a pointed, cocked crossbow or similar devices fall under this classification.
Special: Treat all “word” and symbol spells as “Spell Ready” and no penalties to dexterity
with regard to spell level are applicable.
HASTE will double effectiveness while SLOW will decrease it by one-half.
MOVEMENT DURING THE MELEE ROUND
Basic
Movement Movement Segment
Distance 1 2 3 4 5 6
3” ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½
4 ½ ½ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾
5 ¾ ¾ ¾ 1 1 ¾
6
6 1 1 1 1 1 1
7 1 1 1 1½ 1½ 1
8 1 1½ 1 1½ 1½ 1
8 1 1½ 1½ 1½ 1½ 1
9 1½ 1½ 1½ 1½ 1½ 1½
10 1½ 1½ 1½ 2 2 1½
11 1½ 2 2 2 2 1½
12 2 2 2 2 2 2
13 2 2 2 2½ 2½ 2
14 2 2½ 2½ 2½ 2½ 2
15 2½ 2½ 2½ 2½ 2½ 2½
16 2½ 2½ 2½ 3 3 2½
17 2½ 3 3 3 3 2½
18 3 3 3 3 3 3
19 3 3 3 3½ 3½ 3
20 3 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 3
21 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½ 3½
22 3½ 3½ 3½ 4 4 3½
23 3½ 4 4 4 4 3½
24 4 4 4 4 4 4
Suggested Scale: 1”:2’. Movements should be made simultaneously.
PSIONIC COMBAT (Addition)
There are basically two forms of psionic attack: 1) that form in which there is no return attack
and 2) that form which is an exchange of attacks/defenses where two creatures with psionic
abilities are involved. Certain magical devices or limited psionic abilities will modify case 1)
above. It is also possible that certain psionically endowed creatures have an attack form which
will affect only other life forms with psionic abilities. When psionic combat takes place no other
actions can be performed.
Psionic attacks upon non-psionic creatures can be made only if the attacker has a psionic
attack strength of over 120. Psionic attack strength is determined by adding the psychic po-
tential to the number of psionic abilities times two plus the number of psionic attack and
defense modes times five. For example, a character with a psychic potential of 37 with 6
psionic abilities and 5 attack and defense modes would have a psionic attack strength of 74
(37 + 12 + 25 (5×5)). Previous psionic strength points expenditures are considered at a ratio
of 50%, so usage of 12 points reduces attack strength by 6 points. Psionic attack strengths for
monsters are stated in the paragraphs dealing with psionically endowed monsters.
After the first attack is made, or in cases where opponents announce simultaneously that they
are psionically attacking (or in cases where the monster automatically does so and the charac-
ter announces he is doing so), the sequence of attack is determined as follows: Each opponent
rolls percentile dice and adds the score to his psionic attack strength. High score attacks first.
Attack Modes, All Classes Defense Modes, All Classes
A. Psionic Blast (20) F. Mind Blank (1)
B. Mind Thrust (10) G. Thought Shield (2)
C. Ego Whip (15) H. Mental Barriers (4)
D. Id Insinuation (10) I. Intellect Fortress (7)
E. Psychic Crush (25*) J. Tower of Iron Will (10)
(cost of use in psionic strength points shown in parentheses)

*if less points possessed, alter % probability of success accordingly
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All psychically endowed characters immediately gain the first attack mode (psionic blast) upon
gaining the first ability. Abilities should be selected at random, but a character may never
have more superior abilities than he has basic abilities. In random selection it is suggested
that weight be given to the probabilities for gaining of abilities related to abilities already
possessed, e.g. empathy would raise the probabilities of gaining ESP, animal telepathy, and
telepathic projection. Additional attack modes are gained at a ratio of one for every four abili-
ties (five with respect to fighters). Defensive modes are gained at a rate of one for every three
abilities (four with respect to fighters).
Total psionic strength is twice psionic attack strength (or psionic attack and defense strengths added
together). For details of restoration of psionic strength points see PSIONIC STRENGTH section.
PSIONIC ATTACK AND DEFENSE MODES
Range
Attack Mode Short Medium Long
Psychic Crush 7” — —
Psionic Blast 4” 8” 12”
Mind Thrust 9” 18” 27”
Ego Whip 6” 12” 18”
Id Insinuation 12” 24” 36”
Range goes up by a short range base of 1” (and the other ranges go up accordingly in propor-
tion) with each level of mastery of an attack ability.
Attacks at medium range do only 80% of stated damage. Attacks at long range score only
50% of stated damage.
Defense Mode Maximum Protection of

Mind Blank Individual only
Thought Shield Individual only
Mental Barrier Individual only
Intellect Fortress 10’ r. of individual
Tower of Iron Will 3’ r. of individual
Attacks on a surprised individual are handled on the SPECIAL PSIONIC ATTACK MATRIX.
Psionic
Attack Defender’s Psionic Potential
Strength 01–10 11–25 26–50 51–75 76–90 91–99 00
01–20 S S 40 30 20 10 5
21–40 S S S 40 30 20 10
41–60 W S S S 40 30 20
61–80 W S S S S 40 30
81–90 C W S S S S 40
91–00 C C W S S S S
101–110 D C C W S S S
111–120 D D C C W W S
121 & up D D D C C C W
S= Stun for 5–20 turns, no psionic attacks

W= Psychic wound, 1–6 months recovery, no psionic attacks
C= Permanently crippled psionically, loses all abilities
D= Death
5–40 = Number of Psionic Attack strength points lost — recovery in 1–6 days
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Note: Ego Whip attacks which give a result of “D” equal idiocy and “C” results equal “W”
instead. Psychic Insinuation attacks with a result of “W,” “C,” or “D” mean that the
defender is under the control of the attacker until released.
MATRIX A: PSIONIC ATTACK UPON NON-PSIONIC

Defender’s Saving Throw at Attack Range EFFECT IF SAVE IS
Intelligence Short Medium Long NOT MADE
3–4 19 18 17 Death
5–7 17 16 15 Coma 1–4 days
8–10 15 14 13 Sleep 20–120 mins.
11–12 13 12 11 Stun 1–4 turns
13–14 11 10 9 Confuse 1–6 turns
15–16 9 8 7 Enrage 1–8 turns
17 7 6 5 Feeblemind
18 5 4 3 Permanent insanity
19 3 2 1 Insanity 1–4 weeks
20 & + 1 0 –1 Insanity 2–12 days
SAVING THROW ADJUSTMENTS:

Additions to Die Subtractions from Die
Magic-user +1 ESP Medallion –5
Cleric +2 Psionic Related Spell* –4
Elf +2 Stunned –3
Dwarf +4 Confused –2
Halfling +4 Enraged –1
Helm of Telepathy +4 Feebleminded **
Insane ***
*See Psionic Ability list hereafter for comparisons
**Treat feebleminded persons as intelligence 3–4
***Insane individuals can be psionically attacked only with “Insinuation” (see PSIONIC ABILI-
TIES section).
A helm of telepathy worn by the defender will stun the attacker for three turns if the defender
makes his saving throw.
MATRIX B: FULL PSIONIC COMBAT, DAMAGE SCORED
Total Defensive Mode

Psionic Offensive Mind Thought Mental Intellect Tower of
Strength Mode Blank Shield Barrier Fortress Iron Will
01 Psionic 2 5 3 1 0
Blast
Mind 10 3 0 0 1
Thrust
to Ego 6 2 0 0 0
Whip
Id 1 4 6 0 1
Insinuation
20 Psychic 01% - - - -
Crush
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MATRIX B: FULL PSIONIC COMBAT, DAMAGE SCORED
Total Defensive Mode

Psionic Offensive Mind Thought Mental Intellect Tower of
Strength Mode Blank Shield Barrier Fortress Iron Will
21 Blast 3 7 4 2 0
Thrust 12 5 1 0 3
to Whip 8 4 0 0 0
Insinuation 2 5 8 1 2
40 Crush 02% 01% - - -
41 Blast 4 9 5 3 0
Thrust 14 7 02 1 4
to Whip 10 6 0 0 0
60 Crush 04% 02% 01% - -
61 Blast 6 11 7 4 0
Thrust 16 9 4 2 5
to Whip 13 9 1 0 1
80 Crush 08% 04% 02% 01% -
81 Blast 9 14 9 5 0
Thrust 18 11 6 3 6
to Whip 17 13 2 0 2
90 Crush 10% 06% 04% 01% -
91 Blast 13 17 11 7 1
Thrust 20 13 8 4 7
to Whip 22 17 4 1 3
100 Crush 12% 08% 06% 02% 01%
101 Blast 18 20 13 9 2
Thrust 23 15 10 5 8
to Whip 28 21 6 2 9
110 Crush 15% 10% 08% 03% 02%
111 Blast 24 23 15 11 3
Thrust 26 18 13 7 10
to Whip 35 27 8 3 6
Insinuate 13 21 27 19 24
120 Crush 20% 14% 10% 05% 03%
121 Blast 30 27 18 14 5
Thrust 29 22 17 10 12
& Whip 43 33 11 5 8
Insinuate 17 25 31 23 30
up Crush 25% 18% 13% 07% 04%
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A helm of telepathy worn by the defender will stun the attacker for three turns if the defender
makes his saving throw.
A helm of telepathy raises psionic strength by 40.
Hits do the indicated number of points of damage to the opponent’s psionic capabilities except
with regard to the PSYCHIC CRUSH. If this is attempted only a THOUGHT SHIELD or NO
defense can be used, but if the indicated percentage is generated the attack instantly kills the
defender.
When a combatant is reduced to no defensive capability then all attacks upon him are consid-
ered to take place using the Special Psionic Attack Matrix below.
Psionic defensive capabilities are the same as psionic attack strength.
Range goes up by a short range base of 1” (and the other ranges go up accordingly in propor-
tion) with each level of mastery of an attack ability.
Attacks at medium range do only 80% of stated damage. Attacks at long range score only
50% of stated damage.
Attacks on a surprised individual are handled on the SPECIAL PSIONIC ATTACK MATRIX.
The use of psionic powers will alert any psionically endowed creature within range of the
power being used that somewhere, something involving psionic abilities is taking place. If
continued usage of the power then takes place there is an increasing likelihood of the direction
and psionic ability being identified. Base chance is 10% for each, and this increases by 10%
for each turn of continued usage of the same ability. Usage of a differing ability will make
identification impossible but not direction. When direction is found then relative strength can
also be determined on the following turn.
Superior abilities alert other psionics at twice the range of the ability. Psionic combat (attack
modes) alerts psionics within three times the ability range (exception: Mind Thrust and Id Insinu-
ation—detection is ability range, maximum, only).
Note that spells which duplicate or are similar to psionic powers will likewise attract the at-
tention of the psionically endowed creature. This also includes magical items which fall within
the category.
RESTORATION OF PSIONIC ENERGY
Psionic strength points expended can be restored by refraining from psionic activity of any sort.
The rate of restoration depends upon how far removed the activity engaged in by the psioni-
cally endowed individual is from psionic usage:
Activity Psionic Strength Point Gain

walking, talking, and like activity 6 points/hour
resting quietly 12 points/hour
sleeping 24 points/hour
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Attacks and Damage by Monster Type (Addition):
Type of Monster Points of Damage

Attacking Number of Attacks per Attack*
DEMON
Type I 2 claws/2 talons/1 bite 1–4/claw, 1–8/talon, 1–6/bite
Type II 2 claws/1 bite 1–3/claw, 4–16/bite
Type III 2 pincers/2 horns/1 bite 2–12/pincer, 1–3/horn, 1–6/bite
Type IV 2 claws/1 bite 1–4*/claw, 2–8**/bite
Succubi 2 talons 1–3/foot talon***
Type V 1 tail/6 weapons 2–8 tail constriction/
per weapon type
Type VI 2 1–12/sword; 2–12, 3–18 or
4–24 according to size
Orcus 2 according to weapon ****
Demogorgon 3 *****
Couatl 1 bite/constriction 1–3/bite†, 2–8/turn of constriction
Ki-Rin 2 hooves 2–8/hoof (plus special)
Shedu 2 hooves 1–6/hoof (plus special)
Intellect
Devourer 4 claws 1–4 claw (plus special)
Mind Flayers 4 tentacles special (plus special)
Su-Monster 4 claws/1 bite 1–3/claw, 1–8/bite (plus special)
*all demons have special abilities

**due to the strength of this demon hit probability and damage are +2
***also special energy drain as detailed in the section regarding monsters
****Orcus can employ many different weapon types, one at any given time, hit probability
and damage +3; his poison tail has standard hit probability, but saving throws against his
poison are at –4
*****Demogorgon has +4 hit probability with his tentacles and tail
†also poison saving throw must be made
SAVING THROW MATRIX (Addition):
Demons (detailed in the next part of this book) gain saving throws according to their number
of hit dice except those demons with 10-sided, 12-sided, or 20-sided dice for determining
the number of hit points they have. Basically, each hit die that a demon possesses equals one
level; however, with regard to demons with 10- or 12-sided hit dice the number of levels is
50% greater than the number of dice (round up), while demons with 20-sided hit dice are
considered as having a level equal to twice their hit dice.
Ex: a demon having six 12-sided hit dice would be 9th level. One having three 20-sided dice
would be of 6th level.
Furthermore, demons gain the most favorable saving throw available to a corresponding level
fighting-man or magic-user—remembering that all demons have a basic magic resistance in
regard to that form of attack (wand, staff, rod, spell, etc.). Demon Princes are always superior
in their saving throws in that they are typically totally invulnerable to certain forms of attack. For
instance, Orcus is not affected by either poison or a death ray of any sort, and Demogorgon
cannot be turned to stone.
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SPELLS TABLE (Addition)
Magic-Users (Druids)
1st Level 2nd Level 3rd Level
1. Predict Weather Produce Flame Pyrotechnics
2. Locate Animals Locate Plants Protection/Fire
3. Detect Snares & Pits Speak with Animals Call Lightning
4. Detect Magic Cure Light Wounds Cure Disease
5. Purify Water Obscurement Hold Animal
6. Faerie Fire Create Water Plant Growth
7. Heat Metal Water Breathing
8. Warp Wood Neutralize Poison
4th Level
1. Produce Fire
2. Protection/Lightning
3. Speak with Plants
4. Plant Door
5. Insect Plague
6. Control Temp.. 10’r.
7. Cure Serious Wounds
8. Animal Summoning I
9. Hallucinatory Forest
10. Dispel Magic
5th Level
1. Wall of Fire
2. Control Winds
3. Pass Plant
4. Hold Plant
5. Animal Growth
6. Commune with Nature
7. Anti-Plant Shell
8. Transmute Rock-Mud
9. Turn Sticks to Snakes
10. Animal Summoning II
6th Level
1. Conjure Fire Elemental
2. Weather Summoning
3. Transport via Plants
4. Anti-Animal Shell
5. Animal Summoning III
6. Finger of Death
7. Feeblemind
8. Turn Wood
7th Level
1. Fire Storm
2. Control Weather
3. Conjure Earth Elemental
4. Animate Rock
5. Reincarnate
6. Creeping Doom
7. Confusion
8. Transmute Metal-Wood
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PSIONIC ABILITIES (Addition)
Fighting-Men (Including Paladins and Rangers) & Thieves (Including Assassins)
BASIC ABILITIES (cost per usage) SUPERIOR ABILITIES (cost per usage)
Reduction (none) Energy Control (special)
Expansion (special) Telekinesis (3/turn)
Levitation(1/turn) Dimension Walking (special)
Domination (special) Astral Projection (special)
Mind over Body (none) Molecular Rearrangement (special)
Invisibility (2/turn) Molecular Manipulation (50)
Precognition (special) Body Control (5/turn)
Suspend Animation (none) Mind Bar (none)
Body Equilibrium (1/turn)
Clairaudience (2/turn)
Clairvoyance (2/turn)
Body Weaponry (none)
Magic-Users (Including Illusionists)
Detection of Evil/Good (none) Telepathic Projection (3/turn)
Detection of Magic (1/turn) Precognition (special)
ESP (1/turn) Dimension Door (10)
Hypnosis (special) Telekinesis (3/turn)
Levitation (1/turn) Teleportation (20)
Clairaudience (1/turn) Astral Projection (special)
Clairvoyance (1/turn) Etherealness (5/turn)
Reduction (none) Shape Alteration (special)
Expansion (special)
Molecular Agitation (2/turn)
Clerics (Excluding Monks and Druids)
Detection of Evil/Good (none) Molecular Rearrangement (5/turn)
Empathy (none) Aura Alteration (special)
Levitation (1/turn) Precognition (special)
Hypnosis (1/turn) Telempathic Projection (3/turn)
Domination (special) Dimension Walking (special)
ESP (1/turn) Astral Projection (special)
Cell Adjustment (special) Mass Domination (special)
Mind over Body (none) Probability Travel (special)
Body Equilibrium (1/turn)
Animal Telepathy (2/turn)
EXPLANATION OF PSIONIC ABILITIES (Addition)
Fighting-Men
Reduction: The ability to cause the body to become smaller in size. The reduction is approxi-
mately one foot per level the individual has possessed the ability, so that after six levels the
individual can become as small as a tiny insect.
Expansion: The ability to cause the body to become larger in size. The expansion is approxi-
mately two feet per level the individual has possessed the ability, until a maximum of 12 levels
(an additional growth of 24 feet) can be attained. Increase in mass and strength is proportion-
ate, so that at maximum growth the strength increase equals storm giant strength. One may
remain at maximum size for two turns, but every level less than maximum increases endurance
by one turn, so that if potential expansion was 12 feet, expansion to an additional 6 feet only
would allow the individual to remain at this size for five (2 + 3) game turns.
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Levitation: Similar to the magical levitation, this ability allows the individual to levitate for
one turn times the number of levels he has possessed the ability. Thus, if it has been possessed
one level the person is able to levitate one turn, when it has been possessed two levels an ad-
ditional two turns are added, making three altogether, at third level of possession three turns
are added, and so forth.
Domination: The ability to force another to do your will. The use of this ability requires great
concentration and it uses psionic strength points at a rate of one point per level of the creature
being dominated per minute of domination. If the domination requires the dominated to perform
actions which are greatly against his will, the expenditure of psionic strength points is doubled.
Mind over Body: The ability to suppress certain bodily needs (or satisfy them through
psionic means); food, water, and sleep can be completely ignored for two days per level the
power has been possessed. Thus, a person having possessed the ability for two levels is able
to go without sleeping, eating, or drinking for up to four days. Thereafter, however, the person
must spend a like number of days resting in order to restore the ability; failure to do so will
not harm the body, but the ability will not be usable again until such rest is taken.
Invisibility: This ability allows the individual to pass undetected, although the person so
doing cannot perform violent actions while thus invisible. For every level the individual has
possessed this ability he is able to elude a like number of levels of creatures, i.e. 1 level at first
level of possession, 3 levels at second level of possession, 6 levels at third level of possession,
10 levels at fourth level of possession, 15 levels at fifth level of possession, and so on.
Precognition: The ability to estimate the best probable course of action, or to estimate the
probable outcome of an undertaking, this power applies only to the relatively immediate future.
Estimation becomes more accurate with increased levels of possessing the ability, providing
the number of unknown factors remains constant. Precognition accuracy is also a factor of
combined intelligence and wisdom scores:
Total Intelligence Precognition Probability by Difficulty

and Wisdom Scores Low Medium High
under 30 40% 30% 20%
30–33 50% 35% 25%
34–35 65% 45% 35%
36 & up 70% 50% 40%
For every level the ability is possessed the probability of being able to correctly precognate
goes up by a percentage equal to the level, cumulative (2 levels equals 2%, 3 levels equals
5%, etc.) but never beyond a maximum precognition probability of 99%. The expenditure of
psionic strength is directly related to the number of unknown factors which must be precoged,
i.e. if there are six basically solvable unknown factors then it costs 6 points, and the cost is
not known to the individual precognating until after the fact. (In order to precognate the results
of a melee, for example, each attack must be made and counted as an unknown, and in a
melee with several individuals involved with several monsters, the cost per melee round could
easily be 10 or more points.) If the psionically endowed individual has insufficient points to
completely precognate, then the precognition ceases at the point when he has no longer any
strength to continue. Time is also a factor of precognating—a short duration means a typically
low difficulty factor. If 1–4 turns is considered a short time, 5–30 turns is of medial difficulty,
and anything beyond 30 turns (five hours) becomes a high difficulty precognition; however, un-
known factors will alter this rule, so that a short time precognition with many (basically unsolv-
able) unknowns becomes a high difficulty precognition. N.B. Precognition relies entirely
upon the referee, and he must use utmost care in handling this ability usage.
Suspend Animation: This is the ability to virtually suspend all bodily functions. The indi-
vidual possessing this ability is able to “set” himself to awaken at a future time and resume
animation. With each level of possession of this ability the individual is able to suspend anima-
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tion for one week per level accumulative (one week during the first level of possession, three
weeks during the second level of possession, etc.). The sleeping individual cannot be awak-
ened before the time he has “set” himself to reawaken. For each week spent in suspended
animation, the individual must spend one day of normal activity before being able to return to
suspended animation.
Body Equilibrium: This ability allows the individual to adjust the weight of the body to cor-
respond to the surface upon which he is treading so as not to sink into it, i.e. water, quicksand,
mud, etc. For each level the person has possessed this ability he is able to maintain body
equilibrium for one hour per day.
Clairaudience: The ability to hear at a distance, the individual possessing this power is able
to hear what is happening up to 30’ distant, but the power is directional. 1’ of stone is equal to
10’ of empty space. With each level after the first the individual possesses this ability he gains
an additional distance of 10’ per level accumulative (at second level of possession this means
an additional 20’, at third level an additional 30’, or a total of 80’, etc.). This power can be
used in conjunction with a crystal ball. It is subject to magical and non-magical prevention
devices as mentioned under the explanation of the spell of the same name.
Clairvoyance: Same as the clairaudience ability above, except that the range is ten times
greater, and at the seventh level of possession the range becomes unlimited by distance.
Body Weaponry: This ability demands that the person who gains it forego the use of all weap-
ons and armor in order to cause his body to function in their stead. The individual psionically alters
his body to harden it for striking or as a defense. At the first level it is possessed this ability gives
the individual an armor class of 8, and with each level possessed the armor class improves, i.e.
second level armor class is 7, third level armor class is 6, etc. Attack ability progresses similarly:
Level of Mastery of
Body Weaponry Ability Attack as Equivalent to*
first dagger
second hand axe
third mace
fourth battle axe
fifth sword
sixth sword +1
seventh sword +2
eighth sword +3
ninth sword +4
tenth sword +5
*hit probability due to weapon type is always the most favorable according to the class of ar-
mor opposing the attack, while damage is according to the weapon type equivalent indicated,
so that at third level the possessor of the ability strikes as a dagger, hand axe, or mace and
does damage according to the damage indicated for a mace.
All plusses on weapon equivalent apply to both hit probability and to damage. Note that as
far as the weapon factor is concerned, body weaponry is rated one class below a dagger with
regard to speed factor, but the same as a dagger as far as length is concerned.
Energy Control: This ability allows the user to channel energy directed at him around his
body and dissipate it. Thus, if a spell is directed at him or the area which he occupies, he can
use the ability to render the spell energy harmless. The cost of using this ability is 5 psionic
strength points per level of energy dissipated. (As a rule of thumb, consider each die of dam-
age that can be done by the energy as a level, and if no damage dice are involved spell level
can be used as a measure of level.)
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Telekinesis: The ability to move objects by mental power. The possessor is able to telekinese
50 gold piece weight per level of mastery, accumulative, so at second level of possession he
could move 150 gold pieces weight (maximum) and at third 300 gold pieces weight and so
on. The time he may do so is a function of psionic energy.
Dimension Walking: Mastery of this ability allows the individual to move interdimension-
ally to arrive at a distant place in a relatively short time period. There is always a problem of
losing one’s way on such a journey, however, so the following table must be used to determine
the actual time it takes. Base rate is one hour per 100 miles of actual distance:
Time Alteration by Die Roll

Level of Mastery 1–2 3–5 6–8 9–11 12
first +100% +50% +25% +10% 0
second–fourth +100% +25% +10% 0 0
fifth–seventh +50% +10% 0 0 –10%
eighth & beyond +25% 0 0 –10% –50%
Astral Projection: This ability is similar to that of the spell of the same name. When astrally
projecting, the person with the ability can not be detected except by a few rare creatures,
and his astral body is not subject to normal dangers. At the first level of mastery the possessor
can move ahead only at a walking pace, at the second he can run as fast as a light horse, at
the third he is able to fly as fast as a roc, and the speed thereafter doubles with each level of
mastery; in addition, at the tenth level of mastery the possessor of the ability is able to project
into space at the speed of light. Dangers are basically twofold: First, it is possible to meet some
creature which can operate in the astral plane (demons do so, medusae and basilisks gaze
into it, etc.). Secondly, the astral body is attached to the physical body by a silver cord. If this
cord is broken, then the body and the astral body are dead. There is a psychic wind which
affects astrally projected persons as follows:
Level of Mastery of Chance of Psychic Wind ...

Astral Projection Blowing Away Losing 1–100 Days
first 08% 20%
second 07% 18%
third 05% 15%
fourth 04% 12%
fifth 04% 10%
sixth 02% 07%
seventh–ninth 01% 05%
tenth — 02%
There is a basic 10% chance that a psychic wind will be blowing within 100 miles of the physi-
cal body. There is a 50% chance that a psychic wind will be blowing beyond this distance.
There is a 90% chance that there will be such a wind in space.
Blowing away snaps the silver thread. Losing 1–10 days occurs when the attempt fails, and
the astral body is slingshotted in, instead of out. 1–100 days will be lost through this mind
wrenching disorientation. There is no psionic cost for this ability.
Molecular Rearrangement: With this ability the possessor is able to alter the molecules
of metallic substances to another structure, thus transmuting them into different metals. This in
effect transmutes metals, but it can be performed only once per month at a psionic point cost
of 2 per gold piece weight of metal changed. The maximum weight per level of mastery is 10
gold pieces.
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Molecular Manipulation: The ability to shift molecular arrangement so as to make a sub-
stance weak. With each level of mastery the possessor becomes more adept at manipulation:
Level of Mastery Able to Manipulate the Equivalent of

first thin cords
second thin ropes
third thick ropes or leather thongs
fourth wires
fifth light chains
sixth heavy chains
seventh stocks & shackles
eighth iron bars, 1” d.
ninth steel bars, 1” d.
tenth thick stone walls, 2’ thick, man-sized hole
Body Control: The ability to adjust the body to conform to extreme temperatures or hostile/
destructive elements (poisonous fumes, water, acid): This enables the possessor to walk through
fire, breathe underwater, etc., for a limited duration according to the level of mastery he has.
As a rule of thumb assume that the individual is able to withstand the equivalent of one die
of damage from the substance or surroundings for one (ten-minute) turn. Thus, he could walk
through a normal fire or remain underwater for one turn, but in more hostile surroundings the
time limit of exposure would be reduced accordingly. For each level of mastery the possessor
gains a like time period addition, i.e. two periods at second level, three periods at third level,
and so forth, accumulative. At tenth level of mastery the possessor would have 1 + 2 + 3 + 4
+ 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 + 10 = 55 basic time periods.
Mind Bar: This is the ability to protect the physical body and mind from possession. It can be
used when the body is left behind (as in astral projection) or at other times to protect it from pos-
session by magic jar or demons or devils. This does not work against psionic attacks, however.
There is a 10% chance per level of mastery of this ability that the possessor will successfully
bar his mind. After the tenth level of mastery there is a like increasing percentage chance that
he will be able to locate the jar or amulet of the being attempting to possess him!
Magic-Users
Detection of Evil/Good: This ability is simply the power to detect the aura which is given
off by the mind of creatures — or that left behind on objects or in areas if the aura is exception-
ally strong, otherwise it does not function with regard to non-sentients. It does not use psionic
strength points to detect evil or good.
Detection of Magic: Although this ability is similar in nature to other types of detection, magic
operates on a different plane, so the possessor of this power must expend 1 point of psionic
strength every turn he attempts to detect magic. After mastery of this ability for three levels of
progression the possessor has a 10% cumulative chance of being able to determine what sort of
magic is involved (not just that there are magical forces there), i.e. at the fourth level of progres-
sion he has a 20% chance of determining the basic spell nature which was or is functioning.
ESP: A power similar to the ESP spell, except that the range is twice that of the spell, i.e. 12”.
Note that this ability allows the possessor to “tune in” to thoughts, and it is different from receiv-
ing or transmitting thoughts telepathically.
Hypnosis: This ability is somewhat like the suggestion spell of magic-users, but it will not af-
fect very stupid or highly intelligent creatures. For every level of mastery, the possessor is able
to affect a like number of creature levels. Therefore, at the first level of possession the individual
is able to affect but one level 1 creature, at the second level of mastery the possessor is able to
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affect three levels (1 + 2), at the third level of mastery this jumps to six levels (1 + 2 + 3), and
so on. The cost of using this ability is 1 psionic strength point for each creature level affected.
If the intelligence of the creature upon whom the ability is used is between 13 and 16 a sav-
ing throw versus magic is allowed, and if it is made the power does not affect it. Post-hypnotic
suggestion will have a 5% per day cumulative chance of wearing off.
Levitation: Same as fighting-men ability.
Clairaudience: Same as fighting-men ability.
Clairvoyance: Same as fighting-men ability.
Reduction: Same as fighting-men ability.
Expansion: Same as fighting-men ability.
Molecular Agitation: This ability enables the possessor to cause the molecules of an item to
move more rapidly than is normal. Although only a small number can be thus affected, if this
agitation is continued for ten turns the following effects will be noted:
Material Type Effect

Paper, straw bright flames burning
dry wood smouldering
flesh blistering*
metal hot to touch**
* each turn thereafter the creature will take 1 point damage, cumulative (1, 2, 3, 4, etc.) if the
ability continues to be used against him.
** thereafter becomes searing hot as the heat metal spell of druids and will cool at the same
rate if the attention of the psionically endowed person leaves the item.
While the amount of material that the possessor of the ability does not appreciably increase
with additional levels of mastery, the time required to reach the effects noted above decreases
by one turn for every level of mastery above the first. Note the item affected must be in the view
(clairvoyance included) of the psionic individual.
Telepathic Projection: This ability is quite similar to the power bestowed by a helm of
telepathy. The individual with this ability is able to send telepathic messages to any person
with ESP ability (whether psionic or magically empowered ESP). Additionally, the possessor of
the ability is able to influence one creature level for every level of mastery of the ability. (Thus,
a third level of telepathy enables the user to influence six creature levels, either six 1st-level
creatures or 1 6th-level creature, or any combination of six levels.)
Even basically unintelligent or highly intelligent creatures can be influenced telepathically. The
range of the power is 6” plus the level of the individual mastery, cumulative (first level = +1”,
second level = +3”, third level = +6”, fourth level = +10”, etc.). At the tenth level the range
doubles. Note: A helm of telepathy doubles the power and range of the ability and gives the
possessor the effect of +4 on his intelligence in addition.
Precognition: Same as fighting-men ability.
Dimension Door: This ability is exactly the same as the magical spell of the same name,
except that the psionically endowed individual expends psionic strength points to accomplish
the limited teleport.
Telekinesis: Same as fighting-men ability.
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Teleportation: This ability is exactly the same as the magical spell of the same name, except
that it costs psionic energy to perform. If additional psionic energy is expended the chance of
coming in too low or too high is altered proportionately; thus, if an additional 10 points are
expended in teleporting the chances of either being too high or too low are reduced to 5% each.
Astral Projection: Same as that power available to fighting-men, except that spells may be
used as detailed in the description of the “Astral Spell.”
Etherealness: This power confers the same ability as the magical potion of etherealness.
The psionic actually alters his bodily vibrations to those of a different plane. Note that until this
ability has been mastered for many levels it is not possible to carry many items, for the ethereal
state extends only to equipment weight/encumbrance of 50 gold pieces per level of mastery.
Ethereal individuals are affected by the psychic wind (detailed under astral projection) as fol-
lows: There is a 1% chance that this wind will blow, and this must be checked each turn the
individual is in ethereal form. If it does blow, the ethereal individual will not be killed, but the
chance for him becoming lost is double, but at that point there is no longer any expenditure of
psionic strength points to remain ethereal, for the individual is lost on the plane and will remain
so for the amount of time decided by the dice roll.
Shape Alteration: This power is quite similar to the spell for polymorphing self. The pos-
sessor is able to alter his shape to nearly anything desired, but there is no corresponding gain
of the characteristics of the shape assumed — nor is there a loss of the abilities of the person
who has altered his shape. There is a basic cost of 5 psionic energy points to alter shape, with
extreme alterations in size, mass, or molecular composition costing additionally:
Example of Extreme Alteration Psionic Cost

Weight change of +/– 1,000 gold pieces weight 2 points/1,000
Change to vegetable material* 10 points
Change to mineral material* 50 points
*the change back to animal material is correspondingly charged in psionic strength points
Clerics
Detection of Evil/Good: Same as magic-users ability.
Empathy: This ability allows the possessor to sense the basic emotions or needs of any
sentient creature. That is, he can sense love, hate, hostility, friendliness, rage, fear, curiosity,
uncertainty, hunger, thirst, and so on. The range of this ability is only 2” at the first level of
mastery, but with each level of progression the possessor is able to extend his ability by 2”, so
that at the third level of mastery he can empathize at 6”.
Levitation: Same as fighting-men ability.
Hypnosis: Same as magic-users ability.
Domination: Same as fighting-men ability.
ESP: Same as magic-users ability.
Cell Adjustment: This ability enables the possessor to heal wounds or cure diseases. The
psionic strength point cost to heal wounds is 2 per one point of damage. The cost to cure
diseases is a base of 20 points for a minor disease, and it must be adjusted upwards from
there by the referee for serious diseases or advanced cases. In addition, the number of points
of damage which can be healed during a 24–hour period by the possessor of this ability is
dictated by the level of mastery he has; for each level he gains a 10 point ability, so that at
second level of mastery, for example, up to 20 hit points of damage can be healed (with a
psionic strength point cost of 40 points, of course).
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Mind over Body: Same as fighting-men ability.
Body Equilibrium: Same as fighting-men ability.
Animal Telepathy: This ability gives the possessor the power to communicate with sentient
creatures by direct mental contact, but it does not enable him to command or otherwise influ-
ence the creature he is in communication with. This ability is affected by the level of mastery of
the person endowed with the power:
Level of Mastery Can Communicate With

first mammals
second avians
third reptiles & amphibians
fourth fish and similar creatures
fifth insects
sixth “monstrous” animals
seventh plants
Molecular Rearrangement: Same as fighting-men ability.
Aura Alteration: This ability is closely related to the remove curse spell, in that a curse
placed upon something or someone is easily distinguished by its aura. The individual possess-
ing this ability is able to recognize the unfavorable aura and alter it, but the cost of recognition
is 1 psionic strength point per level of the curse, and the alteration can only be made at an
additional cost of 5 strength points per level of the curse.
Precognition: Same as magic-users ability.
Telepathic Projection: This ability is closely related to the telepathic projection of magic-
users, except that the possessor is able to send basic emotion suggestions to twice as many
creature levels as telepathic messages/suggestions are able to be sent. The helm of telepathy
increases the telepathic ability in the same manner it does the telepathic.
Dimension Walking: Same as fighting-men ability.
Astral Projection: Same as magic-users ability.
Mass Domination: This ability enables the possessor to use the domination ability on mul-
tiple individuals. The cost in psionic strength points is the same as that used for domination,
but this ability allows the possessor to exercise his dominance in a continuing manner after the
initial expenditure, and continued expenditure is not necessary. Mass domination will never
cause the dominated to act in a manner entirely against their collective will in any event, how-
ever. Both the number of possible levels influenced and the time which this dominance lasts
depends upon the level of mastery of the individual with the ability. For each level of mastery
possessed the individual is able to dominate 5 creature levels for two turns, and at the seventh
level of mastery the dominance period becomes a full week, and thereafter it is extended
by one additional week for each additional level of mastery. Note that extremely intelligent
creatures can never be dominated, nor can those with very strong personalities be successfully
dominated for any length of time.
Probability Travel: By means of this ability the possessor is able to cross into parallel worlds
and enter different planes. It is extremely dangerous, however, as it closely corresponds to
astral projection with the corporeal body brought along. The psychic wind affects the probabil-
ity traveler as if he were projecting through space. For each probability or plane crossed 10
energy points are psionically expended. The traveler is able to commune with friendly powers,
for example — or risk entrance into planes hostile to his alignment, or attempt to explore the
probabilities following a course of action contemplated by him.
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EXPLANATION OF SPELLS (Addition)
Clerics (Druids):
Special Note: Mistletoe is of extreme importance to all druids. Each druid must locate and
gather his own mistletoe, and such mistletoe must be used whenever spells involving cures,
lightning, or weather are to be cast. To be most effective the mistletoe should be cut with a gold-
en sickle and caught in a bowl (preferably also of gold) before it strikes the ground. Similarly,
mistletoe of the greatest efficacy is that which is cut on Midsummer’s Eve. Any mistletoe which
is gathered under less favorable conditions will tend to be less effective—and that gathered
perfectly will possibly be more effective (careful judgment by the referee is called for herein).
1st Level
Predict Weather: With this spell the druid is able to forecast the weather in the local (2
square miles × level of druid) area with 95% accuracy unless the weather is modified by some
magical means. Forecast: 12 hours.
Locate Animals: A spell similar to that used by magic-users to locate objects. It differs in that
only the type of animal to be located must be known.
Detect Snares & Pits: This is the equivalent of a clerical spell to detect traps, but it can only
be employed outdoors. Its duration is 1 hour + level of druid.
Detect Magic: This spell is exactly the same as the spell of the same name for magic-users.
Purify Water: A limited form of the clerical “Purify Food and Water” spell, which affects only
water, but is otherwise the same.
Faerie Fire: By using this spell the caster limns the object he desires with a pale glow. This
luminescence causes no damage and shows only the outlines of the object. Area coverage: 10
square feet + level of druid. Duration: 6 turns. Range: 6”.
2nd Level
Produce Flame: By means of this spell the druid can cause a bright flame (about equal to
the light of a small lanthorn) to spring forth from his palm. Although it will not harm him, it will
ignite combustible materials touched by it. The flame can be hurled by the druid to a maximum
of 3”, and it will then extinguish itself (although it can combust inflammables if it strikes them).
The druid can extinguish the flame at will. Duration: 2 turns × level of druid.
Locate Plants: Similar to the spell to locate animals, except that it applies strictly to vegetation.
Speak with Animals: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
Cure Light Wounds: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
Obscurement: When this spell is employed the druid causes a misty cloud of vapor to form
around him. The size of the cloud covers an area equal to 100 cubic feet × level of druid.
Duration: 1 turn × level of druid.
Create Water: Same as the clerical spell of this name.
Heat Metal: A spell which enables the druid to cause metal objects of ferrous nature to
become progressively warm, hot, and then searing hot. The amount of metal which can be af-
fected by this spell is a function of the level of the druid using it. For each level he has attained
the druid can affect approximately 200 gold piece weight of ferrous metal. Flesh in contact
with the metal heated by this spell suffers burns and is accordingly damaged. Fire resistance
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negates this effect. Metal stays at the searing temperature for two turns (the first of which will
blister a hand and make it unusable for 1 day or cause 1–2 points of damage to the other
parts of the body, except the head which will take one point of damage and cause the person
to become dizzy), the second of which will cause a hand still in contact with the metal to be se-
verely burned and unusable for 1–3 weeks, cause an additional 2–3 points damage to a body
in contact with the metal, and inflict an additional two points of damage to a head in contact
with the heated metal — as well as causing the creature so affected to become unconscious
for from 2–8 turns. Range: 3”.
Warp Wood: By use of this spell the druid causes straight shafts (and similar objects) to
become bent. The amount of wood which can be so warped is dependent upon the level of
the druid, with a rough conversion of one spear shaft of 6’ length or six arrow shafts per two
levels the druid has attained. Note that the planks of a boat or even a ship could be affected
by this spell. Range: 6”. Wood warped by this spell is permanently damaged.
3rd Level
Pyrotechnics: Same as the magic-user spell of this name.
Protection from Fire: A very powerful spell which has a varying effect. If cast upon a per-
son other than a druid it simply confers invulnerability from common fire, as well as the effects
of a ring of fire resistance against magical fires. If cast upon a druid it also gives complete
protection from magical fire (including fire balls, meteor swarms, Type VI demon immolation,
and dragon fire), but exposure to such magical fires will immediately cancel the spell as of the
next turn. Otherwise, its duration is 3 turns + level of druid.
Call Lightning: This spell is dependent upon the prevailing weather. If there is any sort of
storm above (including a tornado) the druid is able to call down a lightning bolt of 8 dice +
level of the druid. Usable outdoors only. Frequency: 1 bolt per ten minutes. Range: 36”. Note:
The lightning comes down in a perpendicular path, and it can strike objects in the sky as well
as those upon the ground.
Cure Disease: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
Hold Animal: Same as a hold monster spell, except that it applies to mammals, birds, rep-
tiles, and fish of up to approximately 200 pounds body weight × level of druid (halve weight
for non-mammals). Range: 6”. Duration: 1 turn + level of druid.
Plant Growth: Same as the magic-user spell “Growth/Plant.”
Water Breathing: Same as the magic-user spell of the same name.
Neutralize Poison: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
4th Level
Produce Fire: When employed this spell produces a common fire with a maximum area of
coverage of 10 square feet. Combustible materials touched by the fire will, naturally, catch fire.
The spell can be reversed to extinguish a natural fire (including flaming oil, for example) over
the same area. Range: 3”. Duration: 1 turn.
Protection from Lightning: Similar to a protection from fire, by means of this spell the druid
immunizes himself from all electrical attacks. Upon being struck by lightning, however, the spell
is instantly negated. Duration: 6 turns + level of druid.
Speak with Plants: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
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Plant Door: By means of this spell the druid is able to pass through the densest of plant
growth, including the solid trunks of trees. The “door” is opened only for him (although another
druid or a dryad could also follow). The druid may choose to stay within an oak upon which he
has cast this spell. The “door” opens a path up to 3’ wide, 6’ high, and 100’ long. Duration:
3 turns + level of druid.
Insect Plague: Same as the cleric spell of the same name.
Control Temperature, 10’ r.: This spell allows the druid to alter the temperature within the
indicated radius to vary by +/– 50 degrees (warmer or colder than surrounding temperature).
Mistletoe is required. Duration: 3 turns + level of druid.
Cure Serious Wounds: Same as the cleric spell of this name.
Animal Summoning I: The equivalent of the clerical “Conjure Animals” spell.
Hallucinatory Forest: When cast this spell will cause any creature (other than another druid
or a magical forest creature or a treant) to absolutely believe it is actually there and act accord-
ingly. It can be dispelled by a dispel magic spell or a reverse of the druid spell which brought it
into being. The area it covers is equal to 3” square × level of druid. Range: 6” to nearest edge.
Dispel Magic: Same as the magic-user spell of this name.
5th Level
Wall of Fire: Same as the magic-user spell of this name.
Control Winds: One turn after this spell is uttered the winds within a 24” range of the druid
can be either calmed or increased to great force (which will drive flying creatures from the air,
bend medium-sized trees, make sailing impossible except before the gale, etc.). The center of
this effect moves with the druid who cast the spell. A higher level druid always is able to use a
like spell to counter it with success. A druid of 11th level has a range of 32”, at 12th level the
range is 40”, and at 13th level the range is 48”. Duration: 6 turns + level of druid.
Pass Plant: By means of this spell the druid is able to travel from a tree of one sort to another
of the same species within a radius of 48”. Trees which can be used are: Oak (12” distance
bonus), ash, yew, linden (12” penalty), elm (12” penalty), other deciduous trees (18” penalty),
coniferous trees (24” penalty). The tree must be living and of a girth approximately equal to
or greater than that of the druid concerned. If a like tree does not exist within the range then
the spell fails, and on the next time period considered the druid emerges from the tree through
which he intended to pass.
Hold Plant: Similar to a magic-user spell for holding monsters, except that this spell will affect
only vegetable matter which is self-ambulatory or magically animated. It will, for example, stop
plant growth. It will affect treants. It will affect fungoid life forms. Duration: 6 turns + level of
druid. Range: 3” + level of druid.
Animal Growth: Same as the magic-user spell “Growth of Animals.”
Commune with Nature: This spell allows the druid to commune with higher powers, much
as a cleric communes. However, it must be performed outdoors, and the answers given will
only be of the sort which pertain to Nature (farm and field, wood and stream and the like).
Anti-Plant Shell: This spell is very similar to the anti-magic spell of a magic-user, its differ-
ence being that it provides absolute protection from attacks by plants or similar living vegetable
matter.
Transmute Rock to Mud: Same as the magic-user spell.
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Turn Sticks to Snakes: Same as the cleric spell of that name.
Animal Summoning II: This is a spell with twice the strength of “Animal Summoning I.”
6th Level
Conjure Fire Elemental: Same as a magic-user elemental conjuring spell, except that the
druid may call only a fire elemental. However, because of the relationship which druids have to
fire the elemental will not turn upon the druid, regarding him as a friend of sorts. Additionally,
due to this same relationship, it is possible that the druid may raise 1–3 salamanders instead
of a fire elemental (1 chance in 12) or that an exceptionally large fire elemental (15–20 dice)
will come to the summons (1 chance in 20).
Weather Summoning: By means of this conjuration a druid is able to cause virtually any
sort of weather he desires to prevail in the area (at least a 5 mile radius). The weather called
for must be commensurate with the season and the climate. Very extreme weather (torrential
rain, winds of hurricane force, heat wave over normal highs by 15 or more degrees, cold in
the same extreme, a blizzard, giant hail, etc.) can only be summoned by a druid of 11th or
higher level. Druids may act in concert in order to summon harmonious weather sorts, i.e. very
cold and a blizzard, rain and winds of great force, etc. When the weather summoned arrives
it is not under the control of the druid. The delay after the conjuration is made until the weather
summoned is 3 turns plus 5 - 20 turns minus the level of the druid summoning the weather. The
first effects of the spell will become apparent after three turns (storm clouds on the horizon, an
increase or decrease in temperature, etc.)
Transport via Plants: A spell quite similar to the pass plant spell, but by using this spell the
druid is able to transfer himself from the plant at hand to any plant of a similar species which
the druid has seen or heard about. If the desired destination plant is not alive, the spell fails as
a pass plant spell does. If there is an error (as in teleporting) the druid goes to a different spe-
cies of plant—which could be many times removed from that he desired, thus a great distance
away. This spell can be used but once per day. If the druid desires he may choose to simply
remain inside the plant instead of transporting from it; in this case he may remain inside for
up to 24 hours, and while inside may observe everything around him with his full senses and
those of the plant as well.
Anti-Animal Shell: This spell is similar to the anti-plant shell. It provides absolute protection
from basic animal types (including giant animals, insects, giant insects, birds and reptiles but
excluding such fantastic animals as centaurs, gorgons, and so forth). Those inside the shell are
not able to attack, however, either by normal or magical means. Duration: 3 turns + level of
druid.
Animal Summoning III: A spell which is a quadruple strength “Animal Summoning I” spell.
Finger of Death: The spell of the anti-cleric, but it may be used by druids only when their
lives are in dire peril.
Feeblemind: Same as the magic-user spell.
Turn Wood: When this spell is cast a wall of force moves forth from the druid, and any
wooden objects in its path, objects such as spear shafts, weapon hafts, bows, arrows, quar-
rels, shields of wood, etc., are pushed back. Any creature holding onto such items will either
be dragged back also, or the wood will splinter and the pieces go back. The breadth of the
wall of wood turning is 6” to either side of the druid. The force moves away from the druid at
4” per turn. Range: 2” x level of druid. Duration: 1 turn + level of druid. Note: The druid need
not control the spell once it has been set in motion.
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7th Level
Fire Storm: This spell creates a fire of intensity equal to a “wall of fire” in a large area. This
magical conflagration will last but one turn, but all combustible material within the area af-
fected will continue to burn thereafter. The spell can be reversed to extinguish normal fires in
an area twice that of the maximum possible area of the druid’s fire storm.
There is a 5% per level of the druid casting the spell chance of the reversal working to extin-
guish magical fires of up to the area of the possible fire storm area. Area: Minimum, 3 square
inches; maximum, 3 square inches × level of druid.
Control Weather: Same as the magic-user spell of that name.
Conjure Earth Elemental: Similar to the magic-user spell for elemental conjuration except
that only an earth elemental can be brought forth, and the druid need not control the elemental,
as it will not turn upon him.
Animate Rock: This spell is similar to an animate any object spell of a cleric, but it affects
only stone. Up to approximately 26 cubic feet of stone can be animated (2 cubic feet × level
of druid). The rock will move at 2–4” per turn, the faster speeds for rock-masses which are
basically of an ambulatory shape such as statues. The animated rock will probably obey the
druid animating it (70% chance). Duration: 6 turns.
Reincarnation: Similar to the spell of that name used by magic-users but with a bias towards
animals.
Creeping Doom: A spell which calls up a horde of small and deadly insects, myriapods and
arachnids. They appear within 1–3 turns of being called. From 100 to 1,000 come. The mass
of small creatures then move forward to attack whatever they are commanded to, provided it is
within 6” at the time they are instructed. They will pursue until the prey is beyond a 24” range
(or until it or they are otherwise destroyed). Note: This spell is employable in non-outdoor situ-
ations as well as outdoors.
Confusion: Same as the magic-user spell.
Transmute Metal to Wood: When this spell is used upon any metal it will permanently
change it into some type of wood (saving throws apply). The amount of metal that can be
transmuted is equal to a weight of 50 gold pieces times the level of the druid. Affect area 1
square inch. Range: 6”
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Monsters & Treasures
The Monsters
MONSTER REFERENCE TABLE, HOSTILE & BENIGN CREATURES (Addition):
Type or
Monster Number Armor Move in Hit % in Amount of
Type* Appearing Class Inches** Dice Lair Treasure
Demons —
Type I *** 0 12/18 8 5% B
Type II *** –2 6 9 10% C
Type III *** –4 6 10 15% D
Type IV *** 4 9/12 7†† 20% E
Succubi 1 9 12/18 6 2% I (×2)
Type V *** 7 12 7 10% G
Type VI *** 2 6/15 8†† 25% F
Orcus 1 –6 9/18 12† 75% E, F, G
Demogorgon 1 –8 15 10†† 75% B, H, I (×3)
Couatl 1–4 5 6/18 9 15% B, I
Ki-Rin 1 –5 24/48 12 5% E, I
Shedu 2–8 4 12/24 9+2 20% A
Intellect
Devourers 1–2 4 15 6 60% D
Mind Flayers 1–4 5 12 8+3 50% F
Su-Monsters 1–12 6 9 4+2 40% C
Brain Moles 1–3 — 1 — — —
Cerebral
Parasites 3–12 — — — — —
Thought Eaters 1–3 (9) 6 (3) — —
*see following paragraphs regarding monsters
**number after slash is flying speed
***if in lair, there will be from 1–6 of the same type of demon on a roll of under 76%, from
1–6 mixed demons on a 76%–00% (die 1–6 for type, no succubi, Orcus, or Demogorgon); if
not in lair, then number appearing is 1–3.
† can hop double distance every other turn
( ) can be attacked only by ethereal creatures
†† — 10-sided die
MONSTER DESCRIPTIONS (Additions and Corrections):
TRITONS: Tritons have psionic abilities of magic-user type. There is a chance that 1 in 10
will have the ability and if there are 100 tritons 1 will absolutely have abilities. If abilities are
present roll a 12-sided die to determine the number of them, and then randomly select them
according to the guidelines for psionic selection. Attack and defense modes are subject to the
number of psionic abilities present in the individual triton. Mind blast is not possible.
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TITANS: Titans are 60% magic resistant. Their protection from magic spell is also of twice
normal strength. Titans normally will be able to converse with all types of giants, and they deal
with storm giants on very friendly terms. Psionics attacks have no effect on Titans. Titans also
have some psionic abilities. Roll three 6-sided dice for the number possessed. Psionic powers
possessed by titans are of the type possible to clerics. Psionic potential of the titan is 100 plus
the score rolled with percentile dice. Mind blast is not possible.
LICHES: Liches may possess psionic powers. Assume any lich had a base intelligence of suffi-
cient merit to make psionic ability possible. Check percentile score normally, and if it is over 90
the lich has abilities. Check potential in the standard fashion. Abilities are base 6 plus 2–12,
magic-user powers. Attack and defense modes are standard.
COCKATRICES: The cockatrice extends into the ethereal and astral planes, so its touch can
affect creatures therein as well. Note that this will kill an astrally projected person and turn the
ethereal person to ethereal stone which cannot be seen except by those creatures able to see
the ethereal.
BASILISKS: The gaze of the basilisk functions as does the touch of the cockatrice detailed
above.
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MEDUSAE: As per basilisks above.
GORGONS: The gorgon extends into the astral and ethereal planes as does the cockatrice, so
its breath has effects therein (as detailed above).
CATOBLEPAS: The gaze of these monsters penetrates both the astral plane and the ethereal
state, as well as the physical.
INVISIBLE STALKERS: These monsters move about on the astral and ethereal planes, although
those individuals therein are able to see the invisible stalkers dimly so they are more easily
struck.
GREY OOZE: This creature type has a dim intelligence, and in exceptionally large individuals
intelligence of a sort is probably well developed. Furthermore, these exceptional individuals
have a latent psionic ability, and if psionic powers are used within 6” of them they will prepare
a psychic crush of from 21 to 121 psionic strength attack points and direct it at any individual
within range who uses psionic abilities. Grey ooze with this ability is no more frequent than 1
in 10, and even 1 in 20 is not too infrequent. After loosing its psionic attack the grey ooze is
psionically helpless for several hours; however, it cannot then be psionically attacked.
YELLOW MOLD: When formed into great colonies this growth will form a collective intel-
ligence about 1 time in 6. If this should happen the yellow mold will be aware mentally and
psionically. It will attack by spore cloud if it senses the presence of other life forms (range of
sensing will vary from 10’ to 60’) or psionically if such abilities are used within from 20’ to
120’ (random determination of sensing range). If it attacks psionically, it will await the ap-
proach of the life form and then loose an attack which is equal to the most powerful form of
id insinuation. It cannot be counter-attacked psionically unless a cleric who has the power to
telepathically communicate with plants is on hand, for he will be needed to channel such at-
tacks into a form which will affect the vegetable intelligence of the mold colony. Otherwise,
the yellow mold must be physically attacked and destroyed. The colony has sufficient power to
make from 1 to 10 psionic attacks within as many turns, and after resting for 1–4 days it will
thereafter be able to again attack in this manner.
DEMONS: Each type of demon, as well as the Demon Princes such as Orcus and Demogor-
gon, has many extraordinary characteristics, and those which are not common to all the ilk
are dealt with in separate paragraphs accordingly. Demons all have the following character-
istics in common: Infravision; the ability to teleport (no chance of error); cause darkness (in
varying degree of effectiveness); and open a “gate” (varying degree of success according
to type).
Demons are chaotic and evil; the smarter and stronger rule those of their kind who are weaker
and less intelligent. The less intelligent will attack without question and fight until slain. Demons
of type V and above are not actually slain when their material form is killed in combat; their
material form being removed from their use, the demon in question is thereby forced back to
the plane from whence it originally came, there to remain until a century has passed or until
another aids it to go forth once again.
Demons will never willingly serve anyone or anything. If forced to serve through magic or
threat they will continually seek a way to slay their master/captor. Those to whom demons
show a liking are typically carried off to the demons’ plane to become a slave (although a
favored one).
Demons frequently roam the astral plane. Their attention is also attracted by persons in an
ethereal state. Check normally for wandering monsters, assuming a 10% chance of a demon
appearing if a wandering monster is indicated.
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If the name of a particularly powerful demon is spoken there is a chance that he will hear and
turn his attention to the speaker. A base 5% chance is recommended to the referee. Unless
prepared to avoid such attention—or to control the demon—the demon will thereupon immedi-
ately kill by whatever means are most expeditious the one pronouncing his name.
Demon roles must be played carefully, cleverly, and forcefully by referees incorporating these
fearsome beings into their campaigns!
Type I: These are amongst the weakest of their kind, and they resemble somewhat a cross
between a human and a vulture. Their magic resistance is only 50%. Strength is standard.
Intelligence is fair. They may be struck with normal missiles and by normal weapons. Darkness
caused by them is the typical 5’ radius sort. In addition these demons have the ability to do
any one of the following, one at a time, at will: Detect invisible objects, telekinese 2,000 gold
piece weight, gate in another Type I demon (10% chance of success).
Type II: The next most common type of demon, these foul creatures are a foot shorter than
the tall Type I sort, looking somewhat like a gross toad with human arms in place of forelegs.
Magic resistance is 55%, and intelligence is only fair. These demons can be struck by normal
weapons or missiles. The darkness they cause at will is of the variety which covers a 15’ ra-
dius. These sorts of additional abilities can be performed by these demons, one at a time, at
will: Cause fear (as a fear wand), levitate (as an 8th-level magic-user), detect invisible objects,
telekinese 3,000 gold piece weight, gate in another Type II demon (20% chance of success).
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Type III: Towering to well over nine feet in height, this not unusual kind of demon has a ghastly
appearance, being broad and strong-looking, covered with a wrinkled hide, with a head much
like a goat-horned dog, pincers instead of normal hands, and a small pair of human arms
protruding from its chest. Magic resistance is 60%. Intelligence is medial for demons. Normal
attacks will affect this demon type. It causes darkness in a 10’ radius when it so wills. Addi-
tional abilities, any one of which can be performed at will, are: Fear (as a fear wand), levitate
(as a 10th-level magic-user), cause pyrotechnics, polymorph itself, telekinese 4,000 gold piece
weight, gate in another demon of types I-IV (roll for which type) (30% chance of success).
Type IV: These demons combine the worst features of an ape and a boar, and their small
wings appear unable to bear their ponderous ten-foot-tall bodies. Unlike lower sorts of demons,
Type IV can be hit only by weapons and missiles of the magical sort. Resistance to magic,
however is 65%, and intelligence is high. Much as a Type III, these demons cause darkness in
a 10’ radius at will. They have these other abilities which can be employed one per turn: Cre-
ate an illusion (similar to that from an illusion wand), cause fear (as a fear wand), levitate (as
a 12th-level magic-user), detect magic, read languages, dispel magic, polymorph themselves,
telekinese 5,000 gold piece weight, project an image, use a symbol of fear or discord, and
gate in a demon of types 1–6 (dice for which sort) (60% chance).
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Succubi: These female demons are usually not found in numbers, for they prefer to act alone.
A Succubus in its natural form appears very much like a tall and very beautiful human female—
although the bat-like wings immediately give the observer its true character. Magic resistance is
70%, and intelligence is medial for demonkind. Succubi cannot be harmed by any sort of nor-
mal weaponry. A Succubi can cause darkness in a 5’ radius. The kiss of the Succubus drains
the victim of one energy level, and all Succubi are able to perform any one of the following
feats at will: Become ethereal (as if using the oil of that name), charm person, ESP, clairaudi-
ence, suggestion (as the spell), shape change (to any humanoid form of approximately their
own height and weight only), or gate in a Type IV (70% chance), Type VI (25%), or one of the
Princes (5% chance) — there is only a 40% chance of such a gate opening, however.
Type V: Another of the female demons with a multi-armed female torso atop the body of
a great snake, they are taller than a large man and far more terrible. Their six arms are all
able to use weapons. These demons are 80% magic resistant, cannot be hit by non-magical
weaponry, and their intelligence is high. When desiring to do so, they cause darkness in a
5’ radius. Other extraordinary abilities, any one of which can be performed as desired are:
Charm person, levitate (as an 11th-level magic-user), read languages, detect invisible objects,
cause pyrotechnics, polymorph self, project image, and gate in a Type I (30% chance), Type II
(25% chance), Type III (15% chance), Type IV (15% chance), Type VI (10% chance), or one of
the Princes (5%); but the chance of successfully opening such a gate is a mere 50%.
Type VI: These demons loom a full 12’ tall, and they are highly intelligent. They spread dark-
ness in a 10’ radius at will. These demons cannot be harmed by normal weaponry and (as
previously detailed) are 75% resistant to magic. Their other singular abilities are: Cause fear
(as a fear wand), detect magic, read magic, read languages, detect invisible objects, cause
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pyrotechnics, dispel magic, suggestion, telekinese 6,000 gold piece weight, use a symbol of
fear, discord, sleep or stunning, and they also have a 70% chance of successfully gating
in a demon of Type III (80%) or Type IV (20%). Each of these terrible abilities can be employed
as often as desired, but only one may be used at any given time.
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Demon Princes: There are several Princes, but only two of the greatest of these exceptional
demon lords are described here:
ORCUS: Orcus is a grossly fat demon lord, some 15’ tall. His huge body is covered with goat-
ish hair, and his head is goat-like although his horns are similar to those of a ram. His great
legs are also goat-like, but his arms are human. Vast bat wings sprout from his back, and his
long, snaky tail is tipped with a poisonous head. He is exceptionally intelligent, has an 85%
resistance to magic, and can be harmed only by weapons of +3 or greater enchantment. Or-
cus can, at will, use any one of the following powers: Cast continual darkness, charm person,
create illusion (as a wand of that kind), cause fear (as a fear wand), detect magic, read magic,
read languages, detect invisible objects, ESP, cause pyrotechnics, dispel magic, clairvoy, use
clairaudience, cast a 12-die lightning bolt, suggest, polymorph self, create a wall of fire, teleki-
nese 12,000 gold piece weight, animate dead (as a 19th-level magic-user), cast a feeblemind
spell once per day, project image, use any one of the symbols once per day each, polymorph
any object, shape change, time stop once per day, and has an 80% chance of gating in any
demon of Types I-IV (but only a 50% chance of gating a Type V or VI and will never call upon
another Prince). Orcus can speak with the dead (as 20th-level cleric).
Orcus furthermore is able to summon certain of the undead, for he is their Prince. If random
calling is desired by the referee the following chart is suggested:
1 – 3–24 wights
2 – 3–18 wraiths
3 – 3–12 spectres
4 – 2–8 vampires
Finally, Orcus holds the wand of death (Orcus’ Wand) which is a rod of obsidian topped by
a skull. This instrument causes death (or annihilation) to any creature, save those of like status
(other Princes, High Devils, Saints, Godlings, etc.), merely by touching their flesh. Other pow-
ers of this device are mentioned hereafter in the section dealing with artifacts.
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DEMOGORGON: It is contended by some that this demon lord is supreme, and in any event
he is awesome in his power. This gigantic demon is 18’ tall and reptilian. His skin is plated with
snake-like scales, his body and legs are those of a giant lizard, his twin necks resemble snakes,
and his thick tail is forked. Demogorgon has two heads which bear the visages of evil baboons
or perhaps mandrills. Rather than having arms, he has great tentacles. His appearance testifies
to his command of cold-blooded things such as serpents, reptiles, and octopi. Demogorgon is
highly intelligent; he is susceptible only to magical weapons of +2 or greater enchantment; he is
95% magic resistant. Whenever desiring to do so, Demogorgon uses any one of the following
powers: Cast continual darkness, charm person, create illusion (as an illusion wand), cause fear
(as a wand of that ilk), levitate (as a 16th-level magic-user), detect magic, read magic, read lan-
guages, detect invisible objects, ESP, dispel magic, clairvoyance, clairaudience, suggest, water
breathe, polymorph self, wall of ice, charm monster, telekinese 7,000 gold piece weight with
each of his two heads (or with but one), cast a feeblemind spell once per day, project an image,
use power word stun once per day, use any symbol once per day, polymorph any object, shape
change, time stop once per day, turn sticks to snakes, and gate in other demons exactly as does
Orcus, except that Demogorgon has an 85% chance of successfully attempting this feat.
Demogorgon also possesses great powers in his two heads. Should he fix the gaze of both
upon his enemies he is able to hypnotize. This hypnosis will affect from 10–100 creatures of 1
to 3 hit dice, from 5 to 40 with 4 to 6 hit dice, from 3 to 24 with 7 to 9 hit dice, 2 to 12 with
10 to 12 hit dice, and from 1–4 with 13 or more hit dice. Those over 15 hit dice save versus
magic, all others are automatically hypnotized. This hypnosis is of the mass sort in that the
victims are only under its influence for 1 turn, but during this time will follow most instructions
absolutely (self-destruction would not be heeded), and for from 1 to 6 turns afterwards will
tend to believe or carry out the residual of the hypnosis.
Demogorgon’s left head has a gaze which has the effect of a rod of beguiling, and the gaze of
his right head causes insanity for from 1 to 6 turns. When used independently in this manner the
potential victim or victims save versus magic to determine whether or not they avoid the eyes.
Demogorgon is able to lash his forked tail, striking with it as a whip-like weapon. Its touch
causes energy drain from one to four levels, the tail striking as a flail for hit determination. His
tentacles also strike as flails, and their touch rots that part of the body it contacts — a limb
becomes useless in 6 melee rounds and drops off in another six; the body sustains damage
which permanently removes 25% of the person’s hit points in 6 melee rounds, cumulative per
hit. A cure disease made within the 6 melee round limit will save the member so that it will
heal in 1 to 4 weeks, and body hits will be restored entirely with the cure if made within the 6
melee rounds after the hit.
Demons’ Amulets:
Demon Princes maintain their vital essences in small containers — their souls, so to speak,
are thus at once protected and yet vulnerable if some enterprising character should gain the
amulet. Demons’ amulets cannot be detected as such by any magical means, and they do not
otherwise appear unusual in any way. The device need not be with the most powerful Princes,
although the lesser demon lords typically need to carry theirs on or near their persons. Posses-
sion of an amulet gives the possessor power over the demon to whom it “belongs” for the space
of, for example, one adventure, and never more than a day (24 hours). The amulet must then
be returned to the demon — or it can be destroyed and thus condemn the Prince to the Abyss
for a year (and he may return thereafter only if summoned). Use of an amulet is very, very dan-
gerous. Possession of one will double chances of calling the attention of another demon, and
any demon not controlled by the device will immediately attack the person possessing such an
amulet. If the amulet leaves the hand of the one commanding the demon to whom it belongs,
that demon attacks him in its most effective fashion immediately, attempting his utmost to slay
and then carry all that remains to his own domain, i.e. that character is lost and gone forever.
On the positive side, however, if the wielder of the amulet carefully repays the demon for aid
rendered, adds a considerable sum for having the temerity to dare to command the demon in
the first place, and then carefully restores the amulet to the demon, the Prince might not bear
him a grudge forever afterwards and seek to hunt him out whenever possible.
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Demonic Psionic Abilities:
Demon Psionic Attack Strength Attack Modes Defense Modes

Type I Nil — —
Type II 100 E F, G
Type III 100 E F
Type IV 150 A, C, E F, G, H
Succubi 200 D G, I
Type V 130 A, E F, G, H
Type VI 180 A, B, C, E F, G, H
Orcus 350 All All
Demogorgon 150/head All All
COUATL: These winged, feathered serpents are rarely found anywhere except in warm, jungle-
like regions or flying through the ether. Due to their exceptional intelligence and powers they
are regarded with awe by the inhabitants of their homelands, and they are regarded as divine.
Couatl rarely interfere in human affairs. Magic resistance of these creatures is standard. They
are able to polymorph themselves and they use magic — as a 5th-level magic-user and/or
7th-level cleric. They are psionically aware and have from 9 to 16 clerical abilities with com-
mensurate attack and defense modes. Psychic potential is 60 to 110. Couatl speak several hu-
man languages and most serpent and avian languages as well. They are lawful by alignment,
with neutral behavior tendencies.
KI-RIN: The hooves of the Ki-Rin rarely touch the surface of the earth, for this aerial creature
prefers to dwell amongst the clouds, and it is there that he makes his solitary lair. At times they
travel astrally or ethereally. Ki-Rin are of the highest intelligence and completely lawful (and
good). A Ki-Rin somewhat resembles a cloudy horse. Although they are aloof from human af-
fairs, they will sometimes intervene if properly abjured. They are resistant to all magic under
the 12th level, and 90% resistant to magic above that level. Ki-Rin are able to use magic as
an 18th-level magic-user and all psionic abilities of the magic-user kind. In addition they have
powers equal to a double strength djinn, and all magic involving air and things of the sky is of
twice normal strength. Their psychic potential ranges from 110 to 180. The Ki-Rin are able to
converse with almost any other creature.
SHEDU: Shedu are somewhat similar in appearance to lammasu, being human-headed winged
creatures with bull-like bodies. They are quite intelligent, and like their cousins are basically
lawful (and good). Also like their cousins the lammasu, shedu watch over and protect those
of mankind who serve law. Although they are not magical, shedu are highly psionic and are
able to perform from 11 to 18 of the psionic abilities of clerical nature, with attack and defense
modes according to their abilities. Psychic potential varies from 55 to 90. They speak all human
tongues but prefer to communicate telepathically. They can travel ethereally or astrally.
INTELLECT DEVOURERS: These chaotic and evil monsters are fairly intelligent and highly malign
with regard to sentient life. Their awareness extends to the astral and ethereal planes. The ap-
pearance of an intellect devourer is frightening in itself, for they have no apparent head, being
merely a ball-like body of sooty black poised upon four legs. They are able to hide in shadow
as well as a 10th-level thief and their preferred abode is deep beneath the ground or in a dark
and dismal place outdoors. Although they are able to attack with their great claws, their primary
offensive means is psionic, for they subsist on the psychic energy of their prey — whether gained
from the dying shriek or by more subtle means. If psionic energy (from abilities or magical means)
is in use nearby (6”) they will stalk the user, seeking a time to attack him alone and by surprise.
The monster then leaps upon his victim, tearing with his claws and psionically attacking with
ego whip or id insinuation. If psionically successful the ‘devourer will then house itself within the
mindless body, seeking to deceive others by assuming the character of the person it has slain.
The intellect devourer will then seek opportunities to attack and devour others. Normal weapons
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and most spells have no effect upon these monsters. Magical weapons +3 or more cause 1 point
of damage upon them when they hit. Bright light will drive them off, and a protection from evil
will keep them at a distance. Fire balls serve only as a bright light, but lightning bolts will cause
them pain and some small damage (1 point per die of lightning bolt strength). A death spell has a
25% chance of success, and a power word kill will slay them. Of course, they can be psionically
attacked, and their psionic strength of 200 total makes this not too difficult. However, if seriously
threatened they will seek to flee and save themselves. Intellect devourers often roam the astral and
ethereal planes. They are able to speak any human language.
MIND FLAYERS: These are super-intelligent, man-shaped creatures of great (and lawful) evil.
Their heads most resemble a small octopus, with four tentacles which are used to strike their
prey. If a tentacle hits it penetrates to the brain where it quickly curls around it and draws it
forth for food. It requires from one to four turns for the tentacle to reach the brain, and as soon
as it reaches the brain the victim is dead. The mind flayer will immediately retreat if an encoun-
ter is going against it. Although non-magical, these monsters are 90% magic resistant. They are
psionically endowed, however, having from 5–8 abilities. Their only attack form psionically is
the mind blast, with a 6” directional range and a 5’ radius; all within this radius are affected
by the attack. Mind flayers have several defense modes (1–4), and a total psionic strength
of 241–340. They speak only their own arcane language and several other strange tongues,
purportedly those of terrible races which inhabit regions far beneath the ground.
SU-MONSTERS: These evil and chaotic things are found both underground and outdoors. Their
bodies somewhat resemble a wasp-waisted, great chested hound. Their heads appear much like
gorillas’. All four feet are prehensile and armed with long and extremely sharp nails as well. Su-
monsters are at home upright or hanging upside down — the latter being one of their favorite
methods of lurking for prey. If more than four are encountered it is likely that the group will be a
male, female, and young (determine growth state by rolling a 20-sided die for maturity, using 10%
increment, and treating 10% as 20% and 100% as 30%). The female will fight at double value
for six turns if the young are attacked, and the male will fight at double value for four turns if the
female is attacked. Su-monsters have a latent psionic ability which enables them to deliver some
form of psionic attack once (per day) if psionic activity is being used nearby (within 12” of them).
Determine attack form by rolling a 6-sided die: 1–2 = psychic crush, 3–4 = psionic blast, 5–6 =
mind thrust. Psionic defense is not necessary as the Su-monster is not itself subject to psionic attack.
BRAIN MOLES: These small, rodent-like creatures inhabit most places above and below
ground. They are attracted by psionic activity (including that of a magical sort). If they come
within 3” of a person exercising such activity they will seek to feed upon this energy by psioni-
cally burrowing; this has the effect of a mind thrust of 121 point strength upon psionics, and
it has a 20% chance per turn of burrowing of causing insanity in non-psionics using psionic-
related spells or items of magical nature. The only way to escape the attack is to kill the brain
mole or to escape from its range.
CEREBRAL PARASITES: These creatures are not visible to the human eye and can only be detected
psionically by means of careful examination of a person’s aura. They can be removed similarly
as a disease. If a psionically endowed creature comes within 1” of cerebral parasites they will
attack him, but the attack will be completely unnoted. These creatures can become ethereal or
astral. Thereafter, whenever psionic abilities, including attacks/defenses, are used, the parasites
will drain additional psionic energy to feed upon. Each parasite will drain one energy point.
Furthermore, after one has fed upon six psionic energy points it will reproduce another parasite,
and thereafter continue to drain energy, as will its offspring. They cannot be psionically attacked.
THOUGHT EATERS: These monsters are basically unintelligent dwellers in the ether. Their senses,
however, extend into the physical plane, and any psionic or psionic-related energy use in either
area will attract their attention (range of ability or magic equals attraction range). The thought
eater appears to be something like a sickly grey, skeletal-bodied, enormous headed platypus to
those who are able to observe it. Its webbed paws allow it to swim through the ether. It can be
attacked only by ethereal creatures. Its only desire is to feed on the mental energy of prey it is
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attracted to, and if it comes within 6” of any creature in the ethereal or physical planes it will
be able to absorb any psionic or spell energy they attempt to use; at a range of 1” the thought
eater is able to begin feeding on the actual thoughts of even non-psionic creatures. Each thought
eater is able to consume from 101–200 psionic energy points before becoming sated. Convert
magical energy to psionic points on a basis of 5 points per spell level, and actual thought
consumption converts to 1 intelligence point equalling 10 psionic energy points. Note that if it
feeds on thoughts the creature loses intelligence permanently. At intelligence 0 the creature
is dead, 1 equals mindlessness, 2 idiocy, 3 imbecility, and an intelligence of 4 is equivalent to a
low grade moron. Mental defenses, including “mind blank” spell, and magical devices against
psionic and psionic-related powers thwart attacks of these horrid things.
The Treasures
This section is devoted to a number of Artifacts and Relics of tremendous power. It is set up
so that only the Dungeon Master will know what these items can actually do; the players will
only have “rumors” to go on. Each item is described and a list of “suggested” powers is given,
but in the back of this section is a series of tables which the referee can use to change the
powers that are “suggested” under each artifact. The Dungeon Master should feel free to add
new items to the tables or to change them, but he should be careful to make sure that new or
changed items are placed on the appropriate table.
The abilities of all artifacts and relics must be determined by trial and error, by the players, and
usually their effects are permanent and irreversible (due to the extreme strength of the magic
used to create them). It is both unlawful and evil to give a relic to a non-player character be-
cause there may be danger involved. Non-player characters who are given artifacts to try out
will, upon learning how to use them, attempt to dominate or destroy their masters/employers.
All artifacts and relics are one-of-a-kind. It is usually very difficult to destroy them (after all most of
them have been around for thousands of years), and anyone who attempts to take apart an artifact
for any reasons usually dies as a result. The owners of artifacts eventually become greedy, posses-
sive and secretive, first solely in respect to the treasured item, then with regard to all possessions.
THE INVULNERABLE
COAT OF ARN
This relic of a bygone age is a shining coat of chainmail. It covers the chest and abdomen and
will fit any humanoid-type regardless of size. It renders the areas protected completely invulner-
able to physical attacks, protects the wearer from spells like +5 armor, from fire like a ring of
fire resistance, and from the effects of acid, cold and disease totally. It also has two powers
from TABLE I, one from TABLE IV, and one from TABLE III.
Suggested powers: Actual powers:

TABLE I: I–J and I–P
TABLE III: III–D
TABLE IV: IV–G
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THE MACE OF CUTHBERT
The Mace of Cuthbert is a very holy relic of the times of St. Cuthbert. Usable only by good
clerics, its power is largely unknown (+5 to hit and damage!) and it is hard to use. It has two
powers from TABLE I, two from TABLE II, and one from TABLE IV.

TABLE I: I–A and I–X
TABLE II: II–M and II–V
TABLE IV: IV–I
THE SWORD OF KAS

Another item connected with the legend of the lich Vecna is the Sword of Kas, his onetime
bodyguard. This sword is said to have a thin, grey blade of some metallic substance. Its powers
are only dimly hinted at by legend, but Kas was said to be the mightiest swordsman of his age.
The Sword has +3 bonus, +5 vs. undead, demons and godlings, and an Intelligence of 18 and
ego of 18. It also has one extraordinary power that is normally available to swords. It is evil,
and if possible, it will control any fighter who picks it up and turn him evil. Additionally, it has
one power from TABLE I, two from TABLE II, and one from TABLE IV and one from TABLE V. This
sword will, of course, attempt to dominate its owner.

TABLE I: I–R
TABLE II: II–S and II–G
TABLE IV: IV–A
TABLE V: V–M
Plus the normal die rolls for powers of swords.
THE AXE OF THE DWARVISH LORDS

This axe was forged from the heart of a volcano by a dwarvish king long forgotten. It passed
from father to son until it disappeared in battle over a thousand years ago. Since then it has
been rumored to have appeared in various places around the world. The axe has all of the
fighting qualities of a sword of sharpness. In addition it confers on its user all of the natural
abilities of dwarves, i.e., infravisions, the ability to detect sloping passages, traps and new
construction. After prolonged use it tends to make its user resemble a dwarf; he becomes
shorter, stockier and grows a profuse beard. Also it has one power from TABLE II, one from
TABLE III, one from TABLE IV, and one from TABLE V.

TABLE II: II–O
TABLE III: III–C
TABLE IV: IV–K
TABLE V: V–C
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THE WAND OF ORCUS
The Wand of Orcus is a rod of obsidian topped by a skull. When used by any other than
Orcus himself, the wand has a 50% chance of annihilating any creature, except types such
as Princes, High Devils, Saints, Godlings, etc., merely by touch, but subjects the user to one of
the effects from TABLE III each time this is tried. In addition, the wand confers on its user three
powers for TABLE I.

TABLE I: I–P, I–U, and I–W
TABLE III: II–G
THE ROD OF SEVEN PARTS

The seven parts of this rod are scattered in various places around the world. When the first
part (the smallest) is found, it appears as a small wand, but it does nothing and has no pow-
ers. It will, however, lead its user in the direction of the second part of the rod, if the user
wishes to try to find it. If and when the second part of the rod is found, it must be connected
to the first part until the third part is found. If the parts are not found in order, the out-of-order
parts will randomly teleport away from the user. From then on, until the last part is found and
assembled, the user may not let go of the rod (unless, of course, he dies). The first two parts of
the rod, when assembled, have the effect of one power from TABLE III (a mild one), and leads
the user to the third part. When found and assembled, the third part stops the second part from
having any further effect, gives the user one of the powers from TABLE I, and leads the user to
the fourth part. The addition of each new piece gives the rod only the power of the new piece.
The fourth piece gives the rod one power from TABLE IV, and leads the user to the fifth piece.
The fifth piece has a power from TABLE II and leads the user to the sixth piece. The sixth piece
has a power from TABLE III (a very strong one) and leads the user to the seventh piece. The
seventh has one power from TABLE V. Once the assembly process has begun, the rod cannot
be disassembled by the user, but once it is completely assembled, there is a 5% chance each
time it is used that all the pieces will separate and must be assembled in the proper order (and
with the effect of each piece) again.

PART 2 —
TABLE III: III–I
PART 3 —
TABLE I: I–P
PART 4 —
TABLE IV: IV–H
PART 5 —
TABLE II: II–N
PART 6 —
TABLE: III–C
PART 7 —
TABLE: V–J
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THE CODEX OF THE INFINITE
PLANES
Long ago the wizard-cleric who ruled the Isles of Woe lost in the Lake of Unknown Depths used
this work to gain knowledge of great power. It is told that this arcane wisdom is what eventu-
ally wrought the downfall of the mage-priest and caused the waters to swallow his domain. In
any event, the Codex of the Infinite Planes somehow survived the cataclysm, for the Wizard
Tzoonk, before his disappearance, recorded the following:
“. . . and thereupon the voice belled forth in tones of hollow iron and spoke of the Coming of
the City of the Gods. Such future events interested me not, so I gave the command: ‘Answer in
th . . .’ (here the fragment becomes entirely illegible) . . . so knowing both the secret and the
spell which would unlock the Way to this horde of the Demon Prince Nql . . . (another break in
the writing unfortunately occurs here) . . . gathered the nine as required and proceeded forth.
With me in addition were the dyoph servants necessary to transport the Code, for I would not
leave it behind on even so perilous a journey as this.” (Here the entire fragment ends.)
From this, and vague rumors, it would seem that the Codex is of unusually large size for even
so magical a tome as it is, and that it is difficult to transport. To open the book is to court instant
death and total annihilation, for it is 99% certain to destroy those who dare to seek instant
mastery of its contents. If any person under 10th level dare to even touch its cover it will slay
him just as surely. The Codex has three powers from TABLE I, one from TABLE II, one from TABLE
III, one from TABLE IV and two from TABLE V.

TABLE I: I–M, I–Z, and I–G
TABLE II: II–R
TABLE III: III–M
TABLE IV: IV–K
TABLE V: V–F and V–G
THE HAND OF VECNA

The Hand of Vecna appears to be a dried, shriveled and blackened hand, such as could have
been caused by having been burned. The hand (and it is also rumored in dark passageways,
an eye) is the sole remains of an ancient lich who was so powerful that he was able to imbue
his hand with wondrous/horrible powers and to enable it to survive even after his long-undead
body had ceased to exist.
If the hand is pressed against the stump of an arm, the “wearer” is able to use its various pow-
ers, although he must determine them by trial and error. The hand causes the user to become
totally evil, but even a “detect evil” spell will not reveal this. Once the hand is pressed to the
stump of an arm, it affixes itself to the arm, and can only be removed under certain conditions.
Until one of the “primary powers” (listed below) is used, the hand may be removed at will
(of course, the user is still minus his normal hand). With each use of a “primary power,” the
chance of removing the hand is reduced from 100% by 10%. After ten uses, the hand can
never be removed. Secondary powers may be used as often as desired, without the drastic
effects of use of primary powers. Each time a primary power is used successfully, the user is
subject to one of the penalties listed in Table III of the ARTIFACTS & RELICS TABLES. NONE OF
THE EFFECTS OF THE HAND MAY BE ALTERED IN ANY WAY, EVEN WISHES OR ACTS OF
THE GODS ARE USELESS IN THIS REGARD.
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The secondary powers include one from TABLE IV and four from TABLE I.
The “primary powers” are used by extending the fingers of the hand in different combinations.
Use about sixteen combinations (i.e., clenched fist, index finger extended, all fingers extended,
etc.) and have about six do nothing. Use ten powers from TABLE II and one from TABLE V. Also,
the touch of the Hand of Vecna has the effect of one power from TABLE II.
Once again, nothing may alter the effect of the hand on the user!

TABLE I: I–A, I–O, I–L, and I–V
TABLE II: II–B, II–D, II–J, II–K, II–O, II–R, II–T, II–U, II–V, II–X, and II–Y
TABLE III: III–M
TABLE IV: IV–J
TABLE V: V–K
THE EYE OF VECNA

It is also said, but not in the hearing of strangers, that when the mighty lich, Vecna, finally met
his doom, that one of his eyes survived along with his hand. The eye may or may not have
originally belonged to Vecna, as it is said to glitter much in the same manner as the eye of a
feline. If the eye is pressed in the empty socket of a human’s head, it grafts itself to the head of
the user and gives him remarkable powers!
Once placed, the eye cannot be removed, and it turns the user unalterably chaotic. The eye
has three “secondary powers” from TABLE I and one from TABLE II, which can be used with no
adverse effect on the user. However, the eye has one “primary power” from TABLE V which,
when used, causes the user to suffer the effects of one of the powers from TABLE III.
THE EFFECTS OF THE EYE ON THE USER MAY NOT BE ALTERED IN ANY MANNER, EVEN
BY WISHES.

TABLE I: I–D, I–N, and I–R
TABLE II: II–L
TABLE III: III–S
TABLE V: V–C
BABA YAGA’S HUT

Somewhere there reportedly exists this relic of the greatest wizardess of all time, Baba Yaga.
Her hut is a smallish-appearing hovel, about 10’-15’ in diameter, and it stands on but two
strange stilts. The interior of this hut, however, is ten times the outer diameter, it is filled with
rich furnishings and minor magical items, and its walls are equal to stone five feet thick. Further-
more, the stilts it stands upon are actually gigantic bird-like legs which can carry the hut over
any sort of terrain — 36”/turn in wet places, 24”/turn on normal terrain, 12”/turn through
forests, over rough and rocky ground or up or down mountainous land. The legs of the hut are
able to deliver mighty blows to any intruder rash enough to come near without invitation. Each
melee round the hut’s legs are able to strike once, with a 30% hit probability, doing from 3–24
points of damage. The Hut also has one power from TABLE IV.

TABLE IV: IV–H
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IRON FLASK OF TUERNY THE
MERCILESS
This heavy metal urn is small enough to be carried easily despite its weight. It is closed with
a turnip-shaped stopper covered with mighty runes, for it contains the Groaning Spirit. This is
either a devil or demon of some small power, and it can be loosed and sent forth to perform
evil errands. The one who possesses this artifact must know the word of opening the stopper,
the spell which commands the slave of the flask, and the word of closure which insures that the
creature cannot escape until called forth. This artifact has one power from TABLE V, one from
TABLE IV, and two from TABLE II.

TABLE II: II–O and II–Q
TABLE IV: IV–L
TABLE V: V–K
QUEEN EHLISSA’S MARVELOUS

NIGHTINGALE
This bejewelled songbird seems to actually spring to life when its mechanism is activated. The
creature is held within a fine mesh of golden wires, much like the cage of a real bird, and
when set in motion the nightingale opens its glittering wings, hops to the highest perch in the
cage and performs. It is rumored that the eyes of this artifact can shoot forth scintillating rays of
brilliant color, each color having a different effect; its songs likewise are able to work magical
wonders; and if the rays and songs are directed in combination highly powerful spells are sup-
posedly woven. It is known that the device throws forth a protective sphere, preventing detec-
tion or magical (or psionic) intrusion in a 30’ radius. Those within this sphere are reported to
neither hunger nor thirst as long as they remain within. Queen Ehlissa bent all to her will with
the enchantments of the device, and throughout her reign of several centuries the nightingale
never escaped its confinement. The Nightingale has two powers from TABLE I, one from TABLE
II, one from TABLE III and one from TABLE V.

TABLE I: I–K and I–W
TABLE II: II–D
TABLE III: III–S
TABLE V: V–M
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THE MACHINE OF LUM THE MAD
This gigantic piece of intricate machinery is far too heavy and bulky to move by hand. It may
be teleported or dimension doored, but other means of transportation will probably result in
the destruction of the machine’s delicate workings. If the machine is dropped after a teleport,
etc., it will lose at least one function and, if it falls far enough, be destroyed. It is far too com-
plex to be repaired. The machine has 70 levers and 30 dials. It also has a type of booth large
enough for four people to stand inside. If a person or item is inside the booth, and a lever is
pulled or a dial turned there may be an effect on the person or object inside. Of the 70 levers
and 30 dials, 20 are no longer functioning due to the extreme age of the machine. The other
items should have effects drawn from the tables in this back of the section and from the creative
mind of the DM.

TABLE I: 25 of the powers.
TABLE II: 25 of the powers.
TABLE III: 10 of the powers.
TABLE IV: 10 of the powers.
TABLE V: 10 of the powers.
THE MIGHTY SERVANT OF LEUK-O

This relic of a visiting race of space travelers is a towering automaton of metal, crystal and
some fibrous material of unknown origins. Given the proper commands it can perform as a
fighting machine, mode of transportation or method of magical attack. It is nine feet tall, six
feet wide and four feet thick, which makes it readily apparent to any viewer and causes intel-
ligent creatures to make a saving throw for fear (the viewer gets a +2 on his die roll however).
It is reportedly armor class –5 and can repair itself at 2 points per turn even while otherwise
occupied. It can withstand up to 50 hit points and is totally magic resistant. Heat, cold, acid
and various other conditions have no effect on it, but lightning will do one point of damage
per die that the bolt is worth. Weapons (even of magical nature) will only do one half of their
normal damage to the servant. It is very slow and moves only 3” per turn and strikes but once
per turn. It has only a 15% chance to hit an opponent (only 5% if the opponent has a dexterity
of 15 or more), but if it hits, the opponent will suffer 10–100 points of damage. The Servant
also has two powers from TABLE I, one from TABLE II, one from TABLE III and one from TABLE
IV. It will only obey those who find the secret method to automate it, and it can only function
for 24 hours, before it must spend two hours recharging.

TABLE I: I–A and I–H
TABLE II: II–B
TABLE III: III–N
TABLE IV: IV–C
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THE JACINTH OF INESTIMABLE
BEAUTY
This indescribably lovely gem is huge sized and exquisitely cut. It is rumored that it was once
the property of the fabled Shah Cham’ Ponee. Its glowing orange luster immediately causes all
who view it to make a saving throw against a charm. It also is rumored to have other magical
properties of unusual nature. The jewel must be held forth in order for its powers to operate. It
has one TABLE IV power, two TABLE III powers, three TABLE II powers, and two TABLE I powers.

TABLE I: I–Q and I–V
TABLE II: II–N, II–V, and II–L
TABLE III: III–E and III–T
TABLE IV: IV–B
THE CRYSTAL OF THE EBON FLAME

This relic is a crystal-like substance slightly smaller than a human skull. It constantly emits rays
of brilliant light, which when seen cause any viewer (except one who is touching the crystal)
to make a saving throw for fear, even friends of the user. If the saving throw is made, another
check need not be made for 15 minutes. The crystal has, in its center, a small, darting ebon
flame. If the flame is gazed upon, the powers of the crystal may be used. The Crystal of the
Ebon Flame has one power from TABLE V, one from TABLE IV, one from TABLE III, one from
TABLE II, and two from TABLE I.

TABLE I: I–I and I–Q
TABLE II: II–I
TABLE III: III–F
TABLE IV: IV–H
TABLE V: V–B
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HEWARD’S MYSTICAL ORGAN
What mighty and terrible enchantments are possible with this great relic?! This musical instru-
ment is related to be of huge size, consisting of 77 great and small pipes, and a console with
many black and white keys and 13 stops which cause the pipes to sound in different voices.
The bellows is reportedly a conjured and chained air elemental. Even though time and neglect
have supposedly made several of the stops and a number of the keys unworkable, this magical
organ must still be able to perform the most powerful of conjurations and spell works. Care
must be taken, however, that the person using it does not set the wrong stops, thus changing his
magic, failing to properly bind what is summoned, or making the spell backfire upon himself.
Proper manipulation of the keys, both with regard to which are depressed at the same time
and in regard to what order they are played in, must be carefully considered; otherwise, the
alignment of the magic or the musician himself can be mistaken or changed.
HORN OF CHANGE
Three blasts on this horn will cause a variety of things, at random. Each time the horn is used,
roll a die to determine which table will be consulted, and then roll again to see which of the
effects will take place. The horn appears the same as a horn of blasting. The horn may be used
any number of times with the effect being determined separately each time.
THE RING OF GAX

This is a ring of platinum set with an unusual stone which cannot be identified even by a dwarf
or jeweler. The stone has eight faces and can be turned so that any of the eight faces points
forward. Each of these eight positions has a separate power, and can be used on command.
However, the stone will frequently turn at random by itself, so it is necessary to try a random
setting each time the ring is used. After that the user must know how many faces the stone must
be turned to get to his desired setting. It is impossible to mark either the stone or the band in
any way, so the first try each time the ring is used must be a random try and is rolled for by
the referee. The Ring of Gax has one power from TABLE V, one from TABLE IV, one from TABLE
III, two from TABLE II, and three from TABLE I.

TABLE I: I–L, I–S, and I–V
TABLE II: II–P and II–W
TABLE III: III–G
TABLE IV: IV–L
TABLE V: V–H
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THE CROWNS,
ORBS, AND SCEPTERS
There are several sets of the Crown, Orb and Scepter, one for each alignment. They are scattered
across the world and well hidden. Each item is only useful to one who is of the same alignment
as the item, others take 2–24 points of damage when touching it (or use an effect from TABLE
III). Each item has two powers from TABLE I and one from TABLE II. If one owns two items of the
same alignment, the powers of both are usable, and, in addition, one power from TABLE V and
one from TABLE IV are gained. If all three of the same alignment are owned by the same person,
another power from TABLE V is added and one from TABLE III may be added (referee’s option).
If the owner of one item finds another of the relics which is not of the same alignment, he
takes 2–24 points of damage and is subject to one of the effects of TABLE III upon touching the
second item (this is dependent upon how radically opposed the alignments of the two items
are). The Crowns of the various alignments look very similar, as do the Orbs and Scepters.
Obviously a Detect Evil (or Good) Spell will have no effect on them.

Orbs
I–H, I–L
II–D
Scepters
I–Q, I–T
II–P
Crowns
TABLE I: I–B and I–F

TABLE II: II–H
If two items owned:
TABLE IV: IV–A
TABLE V: V–L
If all three owned:
TABLE III: III–T
TABLE V: V–A
THE THRONE OF THE GODS

This massive gold-inlaid throne was crafted by an ancient race in honor of their gods. It is
carved into the heart of a mountain and cannot be moved, even magically, because it is still
a part of the mountain. Anyone seated on the throne will receive at least one item of magic,
but can only be a recipient once. Also, he who sits on the throne can use and is subject to the
powers of the throne. The throne has four powers from TABLE I, five from TABLE II, one from
TABLE III, and one from TABLE V.

TABLE I: I–M, I–T, I–G, and I–C
TABLE II: II–O, II–A, II–V, II–Y, and II–Z
TABLE III: III–H
TABLE V: V–F
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THE ORBS OF DRAGONKIND
These crystalline artifacts are about the size of a human head and have the imprisoned essence
of a dragon. The material from which the orb is made has a diamond hardness, and any at-
tempts used to discover whether the object has magical properties will always fail. There are
five different orbs, as follows:
1) The Orb of the Hatchling. This orb has two powers from TABLE I only. This orb, as all of the
others, has an intelligence, but this orb must obey any person who speaks the language
of dragons.
2) The Orb of the Dragonette. This orb is as above, except that it has two powers from TABLE I,
one from TABLE II, and one from TABLE IV.
3) The Orb of the Dragon. This orb is as the others, except that it has one power from TABLE I,
two from TABLE II, and one from TABLE III.
4) The Great Firedrake’s Orb. This orb differs from the first two in that it has an intelligence
and ego rating which are used in the same manner as a magic sword’s ratings. The owner
only controls the orb if his Strength and Intelligence ratings combined (as modified for
wounds) are greater than the Intelligence and Ego of the orb combined. The orb has an In-
telligence of 12 and an Ego of 12. This orb has two powers from TABLE I, one from TABLE II,
one from TABLE III, and one from TABLE V. If the orb is able to control its user, it will try to
control or destroy those around it (through its user) as it is extremely evil.
5) The Orb of the Eldest Worm. This orb acts as number 4, except that its Intelligence is 16
and its Ego is 16. It has two powers from TABLE I, two from TABLE II, one from TABLE III,
and one from TABLE V.

1) TABLE I: I–B and I–E
2) TABLE I: I–K and I–S
TABLE II: II–I
TABLE IV: IV–F
3) TABLE I: I–T
TABLE II: II–V and II–Y
TABLE III: III–F
4) TABLE I: I–X and I–P
TABLE II: II–M
TABLE III: III–A
TABLE V: V–I
5) TABLE I: I–Y and I–C
TABLE II: II–J and II–A
TABLE III: III–Q
TABLE V: V–E
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ARTIFACTS & RELICS
TABLE I
I–A: Levitation.
I–B: ESP.
I–C: Speak with dead.
I–D: User immune to disease.
I–E: User has no need to eat or drink.
I–F: Detect magic.
I–G: Read magic.
I–H: Light.
I–I: Detect invisible objects.
I–J: Invisibility.
I–K: Detect evil (or good if evil, or both if neutral)
I–L: Fly.
I–M: Clairvoyance.
I–N: Clairaudience.
I–O: Infravision.
I–P: Move at double speed.
I–Q: User protected against attacks as if wearing +1 armor.
I–R: Water breathing.
I–S: Wizard eye.
I–T: Telekinesis.
I–U: Cure light wounds once per day.
I–V: Detect traps and secret doors.
I–W: Speak with animals.
I–X: Fire resistance.
I–Y: Adds 1–3 points to one ability while using artifact.
I–Z: Speak with plants.
TABLE II
II–A: Charm monster with –3 on saving throw twice per day.
II–B: Sleep (also affects up to one creature of any level) three times per day.
II–C: Generate a 20-die fireball once per day.
II–D: Generate a double effect slow spell twice per day.
II–E: Polymorph any object with –2 on saving throw.
II–F: Fear with –2 on saving throw twice per day.
II–G: Serious wound of double effect twice per day.
II–H: Shape change once per day.
II–I: Cold ray of 10 dice effect three times per day.
II–J: Finger of Death with –4 on saving throw once per day.
II–K: Regenerate up to one half of all points lost in combat.
II–L: Paralyzation with –3 on saving throw three times per day.
II–M: Dispel magic four times per day.
II–N: Generate a 20 die lightning bolt once per day.
II–O: Teleport twice per day.
II–P: Conjure one elemental, djinn, efreet, or invisible stalker once per day.
II–Q: Stone–flesh twice per day.
II–R: Monster summoning once per day.
II–S: User may become ethereal twice per day.
II–T: X-Ray vision.
II–U: Spell Turning.
II–V: Death spell twice per day.
II–W: Power word stun once per day.
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II–X: Touch turns opponent’s bones to jelly: usable once per day.
II–Y: Locates treasure as follows (select one):
1. silver, gold, etc. within 90’.
2. gems within 60’.
3. magic within 10’.
II–Z: Has the power of a Gem of Seeing when held by the owner.
TABLE III
III–A: Each time artifact/relic is used, user loses one hit point PERMANENTLY.
III–B: Each time artifact/relic is used, user loses one point on one of his abilities PERMA-
NENTLY, and his abilities may never be increased.
III–C: User sustains double damage when attacked while using artifact/relic.
III–D: User becomes 2 inches shorter each time artifact is used.
III–E: As III–A, but only 25% chance of loss.
III–F: As III–B, but only 25% chance of loss.
III–G: User receives 2–24 points of damage.
III–H: Relic gives off a gas which renders all within 30 feet unconscious for 2 hours (use saving
throw for poison).
III–I: User attacks anyone within 20 feet.
III–J: User goes insane for 1–3 days (roll for random actions).
III–K: User loses one level of experience.
III–L: This artifact contains the spirit of another person. After a set number of uses, this spirit is
released, and the spirit of the user is instead drawn into the artifact until another person
is thus drawn in.
III–M: After a set number of uses, the user of this relic is transformed into either a very minor
demon or a very minor godling. He is thenceforth at the complete beck and call of a
certain major demon/godling, and may as well start a new character.
III–N: This artifact compels the user to go on a HOLY QUEST. As soon as the user fulfills a
quest, he is immediately sent on yet another quest.
III–O: User receives 3–36 points of damage.
III–P: User is instantly killed (but may be raised).
III–Q: Each time this artifact is used, there is a 10% chance that a part of the user’s body will
rot away and fall off. This effect is PERMANENT, and may not be reversed or restored.
Start with each of the user’s toes in turn, then go to his fingers, ears, nose, hands, feet,
arms, legs and finally his head, in that order.
III–R: As long as the user possesses this item, his charisma is reduced to a –10. He is totally
repulsive in appearance, and all of his followers, hirelings and associates will have the
lowest loyalty rating when with him.
III–S: There is an increasing chance that the power confined in the object will break free, take
over the wielder of the item by destroying this individual’s soul, and then (masquerading
as the person) kill all of the hirelings and associates of the person. The chance should
range from 1% to 4%, cumulative, per use of the item.
III–T: The item causes greed and desire in any person viewing it. There is a 10% cumulative
chance that each time any person sees the item he will attack the owner, slay him, and
take it for himself.
TABLE IV
IV–A: As long as user has artifact/relic on his person, he acts as a magic drainer. ANY magic
directed at him will have no effect, he can use no magic himself, and any magic item
which touches any part of his body will permanently lose its magical ability.
IV–B: User becomes permanently lawful.
IV–C: User becomes permanently chaotic.
IV–D: User becomes permanently good.
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IV–E: User becomes permanently evil.
IV–F: User becomes fantastically strong but clumsy. Treat as a 18(00) strength, except that
instead of receiving a +4 hit he receives a –5 to hit and is equally clumsy in casting
spells, is prone to drop items, damage breakable ones with his incredible strength, etc.
IV–G: User has a poison touch. Any human he touches must make a saving throw against poison.
IV–H: User cannot touch or be touched by any type of metal, it simply passes through him
with no effect.
IV–I: This artifact (which appears as some type of weapon) has no power whatever until it is
used to kill a certain, predetermined type of monster (example: a vampire). Once this
type is killed with the relic, the relic immediately regains all of its powers. However,
whenever another certain, predetermined type of monster is sighted (example: a troll),
the artifact compels the user to attack and slay the monster, and when this is completed,
the artifact loses all of its powers until another monster of the same type as first men-
tioned (i.e.: the vampire) is killed.
IV–J: Use of this artifact/relic causes the user to eventually become ethereal every time he
is under stress. Each time it is used, the user has a 2% chance (cumulative) of going
ethereal when he is under stress; i.e., after 10 uses he has a 20% chance of becoming
ethereal when he is under stress. Being under stress is defined as any situation where
the user faces any monster, trap, place or person which the user is uncertain that he
can conquer or solve. After 50 uses, the user will become ethereal every time that he is
under stress. The ethereal state lasts until the stress is removed.
IV–K: Each day that the owner of this relic wishes to make use of its powers, he must first
sacrifice a human being to the relic (possibly a player-character!). The relic will then
function normally for 24 hours. After that another sacrifice must be made or the relic
will cease to function.
IV–L: The item destroys from 50% to 100% of the treasure of its owner by consuming it in
order to sustain its own power.
IV–M: The item is itself a living sentient being, commanded by magic so as to serve. However,
there is a 2% possibility per use that the being will revolt and do one of the following things:
1. kill the individual and disappear back into the items.
2. carry the individual off on some mission of the item’s choosing
3. dominate the individual and make him into a servant of the item for 1 month.
TABLE V
V–A: User may summon a demon once per day. The demon will serve the user for 2–24 turns.
V–B: Time stop once per day.
V–C: User granted one wish per week.
V–D: User has limited omniscience. He may ask the judge any question once per day, and if the
judge actually knows the answer he may answer all or part of the question at his discretion.
V–E: Power word kill once per day.
V–F: User may raise dead fully once per day.
V–G: User becomes super charismatic. Any creature of same alignment who can communi-
cate with user will willingly serve user (without compensation) for 1–6 turns. After that
time the enchantment wears off and they will no longer serve in any case and may
become hostile.
V–H: Finger of Death with no saving throw twice per day.
V–I: Disintegrate three times per day.
V–J: All of user’s abilities are raised to scores of 18 ((00) for strength), as long as user owns
the relic.
V–K: User of this artifact will always receive a premonition of danger, just before the event
occurs. It will not tell him what to expect, just that there is danger near.
V–L: Artifact will Legend Lore and Commune upon command by the user.
V–M: User may restore one lost level (as in Restoration Spell) once per week (perhaps one
drained from a nearby friendly player character . . .).
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The Underworld &
Wilderness Adventures
ASTRAL AND ETHEREAL ENCOUNTERS (Addition)
Die Underworld Outdoors Space (Astral Only)

1 Cockatrice Cockatrice Ki-Rin
2 Basilisk Basilisk Demon
3 Medusa Medusa Psionic Human
4 Gorgon Gorgon Human Magic-User
5 Invisible Stalker Couatl Human Cleric
6 Shedu Ki-Rin Cerebral Parasites
7 Intellect Devourer Intellect Devourer Shedu
8 Cerebral Parasites Cerebral Parasites Demon
9 Thought Eaters Thought Eaters Intellect Devourer
10 Demon Demon Human Magic-User
11 Lich Human M-U Psionic Human
12 Psionic Human Psionic Human Human Cleric
13 Phase Spider Catoblepas
14 Blink Dog Gorgon
15 Human Magic-User Human Cleric
16 Human Cleric Cockatrice
17 Cockatrice Basilisk
18 Basilisk Catoblepas
19 Medusa Couatl
20 Shedu Shedu
PSIONIC ENCOUNTERS (Addition)
If a psionic is in the party of adventurers or if psionic or psionic-related powers are being used
there is a 1 in 6 chance that any encounter indicated is psionic. If a second die roll of 6 is
made use the psionic table below:
Die Underworld Outdoors

1 Titan Titan
2 Lich Demon
3 Demon Couatl
4 Shedu Ki-Rin
5 Intellect Devourer Shedu
6 Mind Flayer Intellect Devourer
7 Su-Monster Su-Monster
8 Brain Mole Brain Mole
9 Cerebral Parasites Cerebral Parasites
10 Thought Eater Thought Eater
11 Psionic Human Psionic Human
12 Human Magic-User Human Magic-User
13 Human Cleric Human Cleric
14 Human Fighter Human Fighter
15 Human Thief Human Thief
16 Psionic Human Psionic Human
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WILDERNESS WANDERING MONSTERS (Correction)
Die Roll
for Type of
Encounter Clear Woods River Swamp Mtns. Desert City Ruins
1 Men Men Men Men Men Men Men Men
2 Flyer Flyer Flyer Flyer Flyer Flyer Undead Flyer
3 Giant Giant Giant Giant Giant Giant Giant Giant
4 Lycs. Lycs. Lycs. Lycs. Lycs. Lycs. Lycs. Lycs.
5 Animals Animals Animals Animals Animals Animals Men Animals
6 Men Men Swimmer Swimmer Men Men Men Men
7 Animals Animals Swimmer Swimmer Animals Animals Undead Animals
8 Dragon Dragon Dragon Dragon Dragon Dragon Men Dragon
9 Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Misc. Men Misc.
10 Giant Lycs. Animals Swimmer Giant Dragon Men En. Mon.
11 Flyer Lycs. Swimmer Swimmer Giant Men Men Demon
12 Men Men Men Undead Flyer En. Mon. Undead Giant
MEN
Die Typical Woods Mountain Desert Water City/Ruins
1 Fighter Fighter Fighter Fighter Fighter Fighter
2 Magic-User Magic-User Magic-User Magic-User Magic-User Magic-User
3 Cleric Cleric Cleric Cleric Cleric Cleric
4 Thief Thief Thief Thief Thief Thief
5 Paladin Paladin Paladin Paladin Paladin Paladin
6 Ranger Ranger Ranger Ranger Ranger Ranger
7 Bandits Bandits Bandits Nomads Buccaneers Bandits
8 Brigands Brigands Brigands Nomads Pirates Brigands
9 Merchant Merchant Merchant Caravan Merchant Merchant
10 Assassin Druid Cavemen Dervishes Lizard Men Assassin
11 Bandits Bandits Bandits Nomads Buccaneers Fighter
12 Brigands Brigands Brigands Nomads Pirates Magic-User
13 Merchant Merchant Merchant Caravan Merchant Cleric
14 Fighter Ranger Fighter Nomads Lizard Men Thief
15 Magic-User Half-Elves Magic-User Nomads Buccaneers Paladin
16 Cleric Pilgrims Cleric Caravan Pirates Ranger
17 Thief Thief Thief Dervishes Merchant Assassin
18 Merchant Pilgrims Cavemen Caravan Merchant Merchant
19 Berserkers Bandits Berserkers Dervishes Buccaneers Merchant
20 Pilgrims Druids Pilgrims Magic-User Pilgrims Pilgrims
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Die FLYERS UNDEAD-TYPES GIANT-TYPES & TRUE GIANTS
1 Pegasi Skeletons Gnomes Hill Giant
2 Rocs Zombies Dwarves Stone Giant
3 Rocs Ghouls Elves Frost Giant
4 Hippogriffs Ghouls Treants Fire Giant
5 Griffons Wights Kobolds Cloud Giant
6 Manticores Wights Goblins Storm Giant
7 Cockatrices Wraiths Orcs Titan
8 Lammasu Wraiths Hobgoblins Hill Giant
9 Harpies Mummies Gnolls Stone Giant
10 Shedu Mummies Bugbears Hill Giant
11 Stirges Spectres Ogres Stone Giant
12 Ki-Rin Vampires Yeti Frost Giant
13 Gargoyles Vampires Trolls Fire Giant
14 Couatl Dopplegangers Ogre-Magi Hill Giant
15 Griffons Shadows Goblins Hill Giant
16 Gargoyles Ghost Orcs Stone Giant
17 Human-Type Lich Dwarves Fire Giant
18 Demon Will O’ Wisp Elves Frost Giant
19 Undead-Type Will O’ Wisp Leprechauns Cloud Giant
20 Dragon Class #’s 1–6 above True Giant Hill Giant
Die LYCANTHROPES DRAGON-CLASS SWIMMERS DEMON-CLASS

1 Wererats Cockatrices Nixies Rakshasa
2 Werewolves Basilisks Giant Frogs Wind Walkers
3 Wereboars Hydrae Giant Slug Rakshasa
4 Weretigers Wyverns Crocodiles Rakshasa
5 Werebears Chimerae Giant Fish Wind Walkers
6 Other Were White Dragon Giant Lizards Rakshasa
7 Wererats Brass Dragon Giant Leeches Type I
8 Werewolves Black Dragon Giant Snakes Type II
9 Wererats Copper Dragon Giant Crabs Type III
10 Werewolves Green Dragon Crocodiles Type IV
11 Wereboars Bronze Dragon Nixies Succubi
12 Wererats Blue Dragon Lizard Men Type V
13 Werewolves Silver Dragon Mermen* Type VI
14 Wereboars Red Dragon Mermen* Type I
15 Weretigers Gold Dragon Tritons* Type II
16 Werebears 1–4 above Giant Fish* Type III
17 Wererats 1–6 above Giant Octopi* Type I
18 Wererats 1–8 above Giant Squid* Succubi
19 Werebears 1–12 above Sea Monster* Succubi
20 Other Were Dragon King/ Dragon Turtle* Prince
Queen
* Large bodies of water only
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ENCHANTED-TYPE
Die MISCELLANEOUS MONSTERS MONSTERS (En. Mon.)
1 Umber Hulks Air Elemental
2 Beholders Earth Elemental
3 Phase Spiders Fire Elemental
4 Shambling Mounds Water Elemental
5 Ropers Djinn
6 Rust Monsters Efreet
7 Beholders Salamanders
8 Blink Dogs Invisible Stalker
9 Displacer Beasts Aerial Servants
10 Hell Hounds Clay Golem
11 Su-Monsters Flesh Golem
12 Umber Hulks Stone Golem
13 Shambling Mounds Iron Golem
14 Ropers Air Elemental
15 Rust Monsters Earth Elemental
17 Blink Dogs Fire Elemental
18 Displacer Beasts Water Elemental
19 Rust Monsters Invisible Stalker
20 #1–8 above #1–8 above
ANIMALS
Die Clear Woods Mountains Desert

1 Wild Dogs Giant Spiders Wolves Giant Snakes
2 Wild Pigs Giant Centipedes Bears Giant Lizards
3 Giant Weasels Giant Lizards Mtn. Lions Giant Beetles
4 Giant Snakes Giant Toads Owl Bears Giant Scorpions
5 Giant Ants Giant Weasels Boars Giant Ants
6 Giant Beetles Giant Beetles Stags Lions
7 Wild Dogs Bears Wolves Wild Dogs
8 Wild Horses Boars Bears Baboons
9 Wolves Wolves Mtn. Lions Wild Horses
10 Wild Horses Giant Snakes Giant Rams Wild Asses
11 Wild Cattle Owl Bears Giant Goats Wild Camels
12 Wild Cattle Giant Ticks Wolves Leopards
13 Giant Porcupines Flightless Birds
14 Giant Skunks Wild Dogs
15 Giant Lynx Wild Horses
16 Wolverines Wild Camels
17 Stags Lions
18 Wolves Baboons
19 Boars Flightless Birds
20 Giant Owls Leopards
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Die Jungle-Like Optional Woods Swamps/Marsh
1 Apes Centaurs Catoblepas
2 Wart Hogs Unicorns Giant Frogs
3 Giant Snakes Minotaurs Giant Leeches
4 Giant Lizards Pixies Giant Snakes
5 Giant Spiders Medusae Crocodiles
6 Giant Centipedes Minotaurs Giant Slugs/Hippos
7 Giant Ticks Dryads Lizard Men
8 Hyenas Manticores Giant Turtles
9 Elephants Fairies Giant Crayfish
10 Rhinos Elves Will O’ Wisp
11 Lions Treants Optional Swamp
12 Leopards Centaurs 11: Tyrannosaurus Rex
13 Tigers Unicorns 12: Pterodactyl
14 Jaguars Gorgons 13: Triceratops
15 Giant Ants Cockatrices 14: Brontosaurus
16 Buffalo Basilisks 15: Stegosaurus
17 Herd Animals Pixies 16: Tyrannosaurus Rex
18 Herd Animals Elves 17: Pterodactyl
19 Herd Animals Satyrs 18: Giant Crocodiles
20 Wild Dogs Nymphs 19: Brontosaurus
20: Pterodactyl
Die Optional Mountains

1 Dire Wolves
2 Cave Bears
3 Mastodons
4 Spotted Lions
5 Mammoths
6 Sabre Tooth Tigers
7 Woolly Rhinos
8 Irish Deer
9 Titanotheres
10 Giant Armadillos
11 Giant Sloths
12 Giant Tortoises
13 Neanderthalers
14 Neanderthalers
15 Dire Wolves
16 Cave Bears
17 Mammoths
18 Sabre Tooth Tigers
19 Woolly Rhinos
20 Dire Wolves
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DUNGEONS & DRAGONS

Rules for Fantastic Medieval Wargames

Illustrations by Dave Sutherland, Tracy Lesch & Gary Kwapisz

Monsters & Treasure

Underworld & Wilderness Adventures

Character Alignment, Including Various Monsters and Creatures: (Addition)

Law Neutrality Chaos

DETERMINATION OF ABILITIES: (Addition)

Bonuses and Penalties to Advancement due to Abilities:

Dice Bonus or Penalty for

There is no level above 13th (Great Druid).

STATISTICS REGARDING CLASSES (Addition):

Spells and Level

Alternate Combat System: (Addition)

MISSILE FIRE OR SPELL CASTING TABLE, 1st MELEE ROUND

HASTE will double effectiveness while SLOW will decrease it by one-half.

MOVEMENT DURING THE MELEE ROUND

(cost of use in psionic strength points shown in parentheses)

PSIONIC ATTACK AND DEFENSE MODES

Defense Mode Maximum Protection of

S= Stun for 5–20 turns, no psionic attacks

MATRIX A: PSIONIC ATTACK UPON NON-PSIONIC

SAVING THROW ADJUSTMENTS:

MATRIX B: FULL PSIONIC COMBAT, DAMAGE SCORED

Total Defensive Mode

Total Defensive Mode

A helm of telepathy raises psionic strength by 40.

Psionic defensive capabilities are the same as psionic attack strength.

RESTORATION OF PSIONIC ENERGY

Activity Psionic Strength Point Gain

Type of Monster Points of Damage

*all demons have special abilities

SAVING THROW MATRIX (Addition):

Total Intelligence Precognition Probability by Difﬁculty

Time Alteration by Die Roll

Level of Mastery of Chance of Psychic Wind ...

Level of Mastery Able to Manipulate the Equivalent of

Levitation: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Clairaudience: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Clairvoyance: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Reduction: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Expansion: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Material Type Effect

Precognition: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Telekinesis: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Example of Extreme Alteration Psionic Cost

Levitation: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Hypnosis: Same as magic-users ability.

Domination: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

ESP: Same as magic-users ability.

Body Equilibrium: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Level of Mastery Can Communicate With

Precognition: Same as magic-users ability.

Dimension Walking: Same as ﬁghting-men ability.

Astral Projection: Same as magic-users ability.