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Saturday, August 3, 2019

Tellus: Having Some Fun with Giffyglyph's Monster Maker (Common Slime)

So the Giffyglyph Monster Maker app is a thing. It seems in many ways to be a spiritual sucessor to the monster maker for D&D 4e down to auto calculations. It use somewhat different (and simplified) maths and abilities from the baseline D&D 5e monsters, some of which are more game-ey. This isn't a bad thing because the 5e setting I'm working on, Tellus, is based off JRPG.

As such I've decided to have some quick fun with it:
The Common Slime is a well-known vermin in Tellus, treated just about the same way we'd treat a big and aggressive rat. They are utterly mindless, crappy little buggers which looks like animate blobs of goo (the exact colors vary but its usually a shade between blue and green). While classified as Oozes they are a distant cousin to True Elementals, being born of moisture and magical energies. They are technically blind as they lack eyes but they can sense vibrations in the ground they touch which allow them to pinpoint a prey. Against humanoids their ooze cause only a slight acid burn and is unable to digest anything larger in any sufficient amount of time for it to be relevant in battle. They are slippery little buggers but poke them with something sharp and they will spill over their inside and die within seconds.


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