I agree that the Charles Simon name isn't the most appropriate. Unfortunately, that was due to lack of planning. When we started the game and they asked what the village leader's name was I realized I had forgotten to give him one, so I had to throw one out on the spot. I normally have a list of ...

I could do something like that. Since this was only a one shot game I didn't want to pull too much into it, but I doubt that this is the last time that they will see this Feond. Maybe next time they meet him his spores will have evolved.

All this make me think to something real... Did you already hear about the Zombie-ant ? Just as furhter information : Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis .

Concerning the game, the effect on players should always be great to see. :twisted:

This is what I based the Feond off of. I've always found the ...

I have a full session report posted for those who are interested!

http://boardgamegeek.com/article/10404418

As far as stats go, the zombies I used one similar to what was suggested here,

Zombies (Atk 6, Def 10, Spd 4, 10HP)

I wanted the Zombies to be a little bit tougher due to their ...

I would once again like to thank everyone who helped me create the Feondas! The game was very successful and the players really enjoyed it.

Most of the Feond's strength is going to be the zombies, the Feond itself won't be able to do much (at least not to living people). I have some ideas of how they will be able to destroy it, or at the very least seal it again.

Thanks for the help, the ideas have definitely been very useful in making the Feond. I like the idea of the zombies being like juju zombies, I hadn't Considered that.

The idea for my Feond (and to an extent my story) was that an ancient Feond who was trapped in the lower levels was accidentally freed from it's prison. This Feond is a plant, it's main body has a face and mouth and many vines spread throughout the city that it was freed from. Now, whenever someone ...

Thanks for answering my question. I'll just wing it a bit with the Feondas.

I just finished reading Book 1 and am putting together a short game to introduce it to my group. However, I couldn't find a section on creating Feondas. Should I use rules similar to character creation to determine things like combativeness/close combat?