Humanoids that are or utilize arcane magic or innate powers of arcane nature.... ie powers/spells coming from MU, Illusionist, Necromancer classed Creatures know to be innately magical... ie Fey, Sidhe, blink dog, cockatrice, shedu, sphinx, medusa etc. or those creatures that are crafted of magic s...

So, I was rolling up some NPC items, and one of the Fighters got lucky enough to get a magic weapon. I rolled on that table, and ended up with a +1, +3 vs Special Enemy. Okay, roll 1d6 for that table below... And get a 2. So, +3 vs Enchanted. ... Except I can't find reference to any creature being "...

So, monster entries exist for the various types of undead, but I can't think of how to go about making undead out of creatures other than humanoids. Like, what if I wanted to make a zombie pegasus, or a vampire dragon? Or for other sorts of things, like, for example, how should I handle it if a huma...

Humans have no real features and are very bad at not dying compared to dwarves and halflings, and the 10% EXP bonus doesn't put them a full level ahead of others of their class until between levels 15 and 16, so... Yeah, there's very little mechanical reason to play one as-written. The elf isn't com...

I admit that I'm not particularly accustomed to old-school gaming and its intricacies, but is there a particular reason dwarves and halflings can't be Magic-Users, and why only elves can use combination classes, or is it simply because the (mostly LotR-inspired) tropes don't tend to have magic halfl...