Post by The Archivist on Oct 17, 2015 0:23:28 GMT -5
A poster known as themattjon formerly known as oldschooler posted the following on Dragonsfoot back in 2005 and themattjon has not been seen in years. I am posting this here because he posted it freely for others to use. If themattjon wants this removed please let me know.
Fathom Phantom
Number Appearing: 10-100
Armor Class: 3
Move: 12"/24"
Hit Dice: 3
% in Lair: 90%
Treasure Type: Z
2 claws (1-3)/1 bite [1-8] or by weapon
Average Intelligence
Alignment = C
These mysterious fishmen are from deep beneath the waves, often finding their way to small, coastal towns and villages for nefarious purpouses. They have grey scales of various shades with pale underbellies and will sometimes wear a harness for carrying tools and weapons (often spears, tridents and daggers made from coral and stranger materials). They deal with many Chaotic beings (even men), but only come out at night as they come from a strange realm of lightless silence themselves. It is said that communities who deal with these ghastly things for too long begin to resemble them physically and become detached from the rest of humanity. Beware the traveller who docks to such a town for even one night!
Fathom Phantom
Number Appearing: 10-100
Armor Class: 3
Move: 12"/24"
Hit Dice: 3
% in Lair: 90%
Treasure Type: Z
2 claws (1-3)/1 bite [1-8] or by weapon
Average Intelligence
Alignment = C
These mysterious fishmen are from deep beneath the waves, often finding their way to small, coastal towns and villages for nefarious purpouses. They have grey scales of various shades with pale underbellies and will sometimes wear a harness for carrying tools and weapons (often spears, tridents and daggers made from coral and stranger materials). They deal with many Chaotic beings (even men), but only come out at night as they come from a strange realm of lightless silence themselves. It is said that communities who deal with these ghastly things for too long begin to resemble them physically and become detached from the rest of humanity. Beware the traveller who docks to such a town for even one night!