Steroid User (3.5e Template)

Steroid User
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3e Summary:: A creature uses artificial stimulants to grow larger.


Creating a Steroid User

This is an acquired template that can be applied to any living, corporeal creature. This template can be applied multiple times on the same creature, with an added penalty for each additional application.

Size and Type

Increase Size by one level (Small to Medium, Medium to Large, etc). Increase stats as in Monster Manual, pg 291. Note: for every application of the template after the first, do as noted but only gain half the STR and CON listed. Type remains unchanged.

Hit Dice

HD remains unchanged.

Speed

Speed remains unchanged.

Armor Class

Only as stated from Size change.

Attack

Only as stated from Size change.

Full Attack

Remains unchanged.

Special Attacks

Remains unchanged.

Special Qualities

Remains unchanged.

Abilities

Use of steroids depletes the creature's mental capabilities. -1 INT, -1 WIS, -1 CHA, stacking each time the template is applied. As well, changes as stated from Size change.

Skills

Remains unchanged.

Feats

Remains unchanged.

Environment

As base race.

Organization

As base race.

Challenge Rating

CR +1

Treasure

Remains unchanged.

Alignment

Remains unchanged.

Advancement

As base race.

Level Adjustment

+1 LA for each application


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