Crocodile - Revision history

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 Their chief tactic is to grip their prey, which they will do if the bite succeeds in stunning their opponent. Once this happens, the crocodile will attempt to drag the victim into the water, in order to drown it. Meanwhile, the crushed victim will suffer 1–6 damage per round. The crocodile's grip can be loosened if the crocodile is successfully stunned. If the crocodile does return to the water, it will begin to roll the victim in an attempt to drown and kill the victim more quickly. Once in the water, the rolling damage (taking the place of crushing) will equal 2–8 per round. Crocodiles are able to roll creatures up to twice their own weight.
-Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand. Therefore, so long as the crushed individual is not stunned, they will yet be able to attack — though the damage from the attack, whatever weapon is used, are reduced to 1-4.
+Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand.  Victims may continue to attack, but all damage they cause is halved.
 == Saltwater Crocodile ==

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 Their chief tactic is to grip their prey, which they will do if the bite succeeds in stunning their opponent. Once this happens, the crocodile will attempt to drag the victim into the water, in order to drown it. Meanwhile, the crushed victim will suffer 1–6 damage per round. The crocodile's grip can be loosened if the crocodile is successfully stunned. If the crocodile does return to the water, it will begin to roll the victim in an attempt to drown and kill the victim more quickly. Once in the water, the rolling damage (taking the place of crushing) will equal 2–8 per round. Crocodiles are able to roll creatures up to twice their own weight.
-Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand. Therefore, so long as the crushed individual is not stunned, they will yet be able to attack — though the damage from the attack, whatever weapon is used, will be reduced to 1-4.
+Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand. Therefore, so long as the crushed individual is not stunned, they will yet be able to attack — though the damage from the attack, whatever weapon is used, are reduced to 1-4.
 == Saltwater Crocodile ==

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 Their chief tactic is to grip their prey, which they will do if the bite succeeds in stunning their opponent. Once this happens, the crocodile will attempt to drag the victim into the water, in order to drown it. Meanwhile, the crushed victim will suffer 1–6 damage per round. The crocodile's grip can be loosened if the crocodile is successfully stunned. If the crocodile does return to the water, it will begin to roll the victim in an attempt to drown and kill the victim more quickly. Once in the water, the rolling damage (taking the place of crushing) will equal 2–8 per round. Crocodiles are able to roll creatures up to twice their own weight.
-Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand. Therefore, so long as the crushed individual is not stunned, they will yet be able to attack ~ though the damage from the attack, whatever weapon is used, will be reduced to 1–4.
+Note that while the reptile has taken hold of the victim, the victim will still have the use of either hand. Therefore, so long as the crushed individual is not stunned, they will yet be able to attack — though the damage from the attack, whatever weapon is used, will be reduced to 1-4.
 == Saltwater Crocodile ==

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 | THAC0 = 19
 | hpdie = 2d6
-| attack = bite
+| attack = '''1''': [[Fangs (attack)|fangs]]
 | dmg = 1–14
 | special = [[Crush (attack)|grip & crush]], [[Initiative|initiative]], roll, [[Surprise (combat)|surprise on a 1–4]]

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 Occasionally these creatures will ambush their prey from the water, but they may also be encountered moving overland for short stretches between watered areas, seeking better hunting grounds.
-All crocodiles appear in numbers of 2–24; this will indicate how many are active in an area about 20 miles in diameter. Crocodiles will work together if food is plentiful, but usually only in groups of 2–5, if not singly.
+All crocodiles appear in numbers of 2–24; this will indicate how many are active in an area about 20 miles in diameter. Crocodiles will work together if [[Food|food]] is plentiful, but usually only in groups of 2–5, if not singly.
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 These large semi-aquatic reptiles dwell throughout the tropics, tending to congregate in freshwater habitats such as rivers, lakes, wetlands and sometimes brackish water and ~ in the case of the saltwater crocodile and giant crocodile ~ in the open sea. During the continental wet seasons, the range of these creatures expands as large areas become flooded.
-They feed principally on fish, reptiles, birds and mammals; due to their structure and their powerful jaws, they are often able to seize and kill creatures much larger than themselves.
+They feed principally on [[Sea Life (sage study)|fish]], [[Amphibians & Reptiles (sage study)|reptiles]], [[Birds (sage study)|birds]] and [[Mammals (sage study)|mammals]]; due to their structure and their powerful jaws, they are often able to seize and kill creatures much larger than themselves.
 Occasionally these creatures will ambush their prey from the water, but they may also be encountered moving overland for short stretches between watered areas, seeking better hunting grounds.

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		+	[[Amphibians & Reptiles (sage study)]]<br>
		+	[[Bestiary]]

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 | HD = 3
 | AP = 5
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+| THAC0 = 19
 | hpdie = 2d6
 | attack = bite
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 | int = 1
 | AC = 5
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+| HD = 4
 | AP = 5
-| THAC0 = 16
+| THAC0 = 19
 | hpdie = 2d4+d6
 | attack = bite
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 | HD = 7
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 | hpdie = d4+2d6
 | attack = bite