Upper Dungeons Level 3A Salt Mere Shore Wandering Monsters

Roll for random encounters using 1d6 once every six turns. On a 1, there is an encounter. Double the odds if the group is making a lot of noise or in similar situations.

Shore Random Encounters

1d12	Description
1-2	1d4+1 Fangtooth Fishmen
3-4	1d4+2 Froglodytes
5	1d3 Giant Crayfish
6	1d4+1 Giant Frogs
7	1d4 Giant Poisonous Frogs
8	1d6+1 Lizard Men
9	1d3+1 Mock Lobsters
10	1d2 Salt Pukes
11	1 Sea Hag
12	1d2 Sharkadons

Fangtooth Fishman

Fangtooth Fishmen (AC 4; MV 9”//18”; HD 4+4; #AT 2 claws and 1 bite; D 1-6/1-6/2-12; XP 90 + 5/hp)

Each fishman has a 30% chance of owning a piece of crude silver or gold jewelry, usually a necklace , anklet, or armband. Each piece of jewelry is worth between 21 and 40 (1d20+20) gold crescents.

Froglodyte

Froglodytes (AC 5; MV 12”//15”; HD 3+2; #AT 2 claws and 1 bite; D 1-3/1-3/1-6; SA Steam breath for 2d6; XP 125 +4/hp)

Each froglodyte has a 10% chance of owning a piece of crude silver or gold jewelry, usually a necklace , anklet, or armband. Each piece of jewelry is worth between 21 and 40 (1d20+20) gold crescents.

Giant Crayfish

Giant Crayfish (AC 4; MV 6”//12”; HD 4+4; #AT 2 claws; D 2-12/2-12; SA Surprise on a 1-3; XP 90 + 5/hp)

Giant Frog

Giant Frogs (AC 7; MV 3”//9”; HD 1; #AT 1 bite; D 1-3; SA Jump, surprise on 1-4, tongue; XP 14 + 1/hp)

Giant Frogs (AC 7; MV 3”//9”; HD 2; #AT 1 bite; D 1-6; SA Jump, surprise on 1-4, tongue; XP 28 + 2/hp)

Giant Frogs (AC 7; MV 3”//9”; HD 3; #AT 1 bite; D 2-8; SA Jump, surprise on 1-4, tongue; XP 50 + 3/hp)

Giant frogs have equal chances to be different sizes, roll 1d6 (1-2 = 1 HD, 3-4 = 2 HD, 5-6 = 3 HD)

Giant Poisonous Frog

Giant Poisonous Frogs (AC 8; MV 3”//9”; HD 1; #AT 1 bite; D 1; SA Poison; XP 45 + 1/hp)

Lizard Man

Lizard Men (AC 5; MV 6”//12”; HD 2+1; #AT 3 or 1; D 1-2/1-2/1-8; XP 35 + 3/hp)

This is a hunting and scouting party. The lizard men know they are outnumbered and weaker than the froglodytes and fishmen so they will be unlikely to fight unless they sense easy prey.

Mock Lobster

Mock Lobsters (AC 4; MV 9”//9”; HD 3+4; #AT 2 pincers; D 2-8/2-8; SA Surprise on a 1-3; XP 60 + 4/hp)

The mock lobsters are similarly averse to combat. If they are not immediately attacked they will be likely to try to barter with adventurers. They have information, food, fresh water sources, and gold at their lair to trade. They desire magic items and worked goods including but not limited to rope, torches, and musical instruments.

Salt Puke

Salt Pukes (AC 8; MV 6”; HD 4; #AT 0; D Nil; SA Spit corrosive chemicals for 4-16; SD Not harmed by blunt weapons; XP 85 +4/hp)

The salt pukes are responsible for making the salt mere salty.

Sea Hag

Sea Hag (AC 7; MV 12”//15”; HD 3; #AT 1; D By weapon type; SA Weakness, death gaze; MR 50%; XP 600 + 3/hp)

The sea hag will be armed with a dagger. There is a 50% chance it will have a useful magic item as well (weapon, wand, ring, or misc magic), which it will use to best effect.

Sharkadon

Sharkadon (AC 5; MV 15”//15”; HD 4;#AT 1 bite; D 2-8; XP 60 +4/hp)

Sharkadon (AC 5; MV 15”//15”; HD 5; #AT 1 bite; D 2-8; XP 90 +5/hp)

Sharkadon (AC 5; MV 15”//15”; HD 6; #AT 1 bite; D 2-8; XP 150 +6/hp)

Sharkadons have equal chances to be different sizes, roll 1d6 (1-2 = 4 HD, 3-4 = 5 HD, 5-6 = 6 HD)