Game Concept: Packs and Swarms - Revision history

Tenor1411 at 01:42, 6 October 2025

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	-->{{sidebar\|color=#ddddff\|headline=Packs and Swarms\|text1=<p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		-->{{sidebar\|color=#ddddff\|headline=Packs and Swarms\|text1=<p class="single nomargin">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics
	block of any beast&colon;</p><!--		block of any beast&colon;</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant
	modifiers.</p><!--		modifiers.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s damage threshold by 10.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s damage threshold by 10.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}All melee attacks are considered melee area attacks, affecting a squares within reach. An adjacent allied pack or swarm is not affected by a pack or swarm’s area melee attack.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All melee attacks are considered melee area attacks, affecting a squares within reach. An adjacent allied pack or swarm is not affected by a pack or swarm’s area melee attack.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~sidebar~~">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}<!-- end sidebar		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}<!-- end sidebar

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	<div><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><div class="topdiv"><!--
	block of any beast&colon;</p><!--
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			--><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

			--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics block of any beast&colon;</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant modifiers.</p><!--
	modifiers.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--
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	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p><section end="pack" /></div><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p><!--

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	\|headline=Packs and Swarms		-->{{sidebar\|color=#ddddff\|headline=Packs and Swarms\|text1=<p class="single nomargin sidebar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--
	\|text1=<p class="single nomargin sidebar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics
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	--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}<!-- end sidebar
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Tenor1411 at 23:25, 28 August 2024

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	\|text1=<p class="single nomargin sidebar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		\|text1=<p class="single nomargin sidebar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics
	block of any beast&colon;</p><!--		block of any beast&colon;</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s size by one category, and apply all relevant
	modifiers.</p><!--		modifiers.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Double the creature’s hit points.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s damage threshold by 10.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Increase the creature’s damage threshold by 10.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}All melee attacks are considered melee area attacks, affecting a squares within reach. An adjacent allied pack or swarm is not affected by a pack or swarm’s area melee attack.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}All melee attacks are considered melee area attacks, affecting a squares within reach. An adjacent allied pack or swarm is not affected by a pack or swarm’s area melee attack.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}		--><p class="single nomargin sidebar">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p>}}
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Tenor1411 at 23:19, 28 August 2024

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	<section begin="pack" /~~><div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 7px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"~~><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		<div><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics
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	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}All ranged attacks are considered to have a 1-square splash.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p~~></div~~><section end="pack" /><!--		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}Area attacks deal an extra 2 dice of damage against a pack or swarm.</p><section end="pack" /></div><!--

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Tenor1411 at 23:12, 28 August 2024

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	<section begin="pack" /><div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em ~~5px~~ .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><p class="single nomargin">~~The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait.~~ Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		<section begin="pack" /><div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 7px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics
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	\|text1=<p class="single nomargin ~~siderbar~~">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		\|text1=<p class="single nomargin sidebar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin siderbar">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin siderbar">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics

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	<div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 5px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"~~><section begin="pack" /~~><p class="single nomargin">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		<section begin="pack" /><div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 5px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><p class="single nomargin">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

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Tenor1411 at 23:01, 28 August 2024

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	<div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em ~~7px~~ .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		<div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 5px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

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	\|text1=<p class="single nomargin siderbar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		\|text1=<p class="single nomargin siderbar">The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait. Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Packs and Swarms}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Packs and Swarms}}
	<div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 7px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">~~The womp rat pack statistics given here represent a womp rat that has been modified to fit the “pack” species trait.~~ Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--		<div style="border-radius: 30px; background: {{{color\|#ddddff}}}; padding: 1em; margin: .5em 7px .5em 0; line-height: 100%; box-shadow: 5px 5px 5px #aaaaaa;"><section begin="pack" /><p class="single nomargin">Creatures that have the “pack” or “swarm” species trait are actually a group of three or more individual creatures that move and fight as a single unit. They occupy the same space and are treated as a single creature for the purpose of combat, though they might be described as a cluster of several creatures. For example, a womp rat pack has a single statistics block and acts like a single creature, but might actually be three or four womp rats in the context of the encounter’s description. Typically, a pack or swarm has a CL2 higher than the base creature’s CL.</p><!--

	--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics		--><p class="single nomargin">{{indent}}To create a pack or swarm, make the following changes to the statistics