Masterwork Monsters

Troll Races and Champions

Masterwork Monsters:
Troll Races and Champions
Trolls are one of d20 Fantasy’s evergreen opponents,
capable of challenging characters for most of their
adventuring careers. While their deadly rend and
ability to heal makes them a tough fight for low
and mid-level parties, these same abilities allow a
small group of trolls to remain a challenge when
faced against higher-level adventurers as well.
Unfortunately the very thing that gives them this
longativity can also make them tiresome, as their lack Written by Adam Windsor
of flashy abilities and regenerative abilities quickly Edited by Peter M. Ball
reduce combat to a slow process of attrition.
The truth is that d20 Fantasy games are filled
with monsters that can claw, bite and maul unwary
adventurers. For all their utility, trolls need more
variety if they are to remain an interesting and
memorable challenge throughout the campaign.
They need options that allow them to become more
than a ravening beast that heals quickly, and new Requires the use of the Dungeons & Dragons,
tricks that can be played during those encounters Third Edition Core Books, published by Wizards
where you want a troll to be an unintelligent of the Coast, Inc.
rampaging monster.
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four new prestige classes specifically designed for with permission.
troll characters. With new sub-races such as the
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Design Assumptions
The material presented here reflects the following assumptions about trolls:
• Trolls are an archetypal monster in both folklore and d20 Fantasy games.
• Trolls in folklore and fantasy fiction have a much wider series of associations than the standard d20 monster. Common
representations include trolls that live beneath bridges in fairy tales, the warlike trolls of Norse mythology, and stone
trolls that fear the sun and turn to statues at sunrise.
• The default d20 troll is limited by its role as a ravening beast: there need to be other options for this creature to give it
more flexibility in campaigns.
• There is value in being able to quickly generate new 'troll-like' creatures.

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New Troll Races
Many creatures in d20 Fantasy games are incredibly
fecund, able to cross-breed with a variety of
different species. Others are incredibly diverse,
with numerous sub-races that vary extensively in
abilities and outlook. To date trolls have not shared
in this diversity, enjoying only the existence of a
single aquatic sub-species.
Below are four new troll species, giving you new
ways to challenge your player characters and fit trolls
into different environments in your campaign..
Bog Troll
Medium Giant (aquatic)
Hit Dice: 4d8+16 (34 hp)
Initiative: +1
Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares), Swim 20 ft. (4 squares)
Armor Class: 16 (+1 Dex, +5 natural), touch 11,
flat-footed 15
Base Attack/Grapple: +3/+10
Attack: Claw +6 melee (1d6+3) or Net +4 ranged
(entangle)
Full Attack: 2 claws +6 melee (1d6+3) and bite
+1 melee (1d4+1); or Net +4 ranged (entangle)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft. (10 ft. with claws)
Special Attacks: Long arms
Special Qualities: Amphibious, bogslime, low-
light vision, regeneration 5, scent, troll-blood
Saves: Fort +8, Ref +2, Will +1
Abilities: Str 17, Dex 12, Con 19, Int 8, Wis 11,
Cha 6
Skills: Hide +6, Move Silently +6, Survival +2,
Swim +12
Feats: Stealthy, Track
Environment: Any marshes
Organization: Solitary, gang (2–4) or pack (5-10)
Challenge Rating: 3
Treasure: Standard
Alignment: Usually neutral evil
Advancement: By character class
Level Adjustment: +4
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This hunchbacked humanoid has rubbery, green-black skin
and frog-like features. Its long arms dangle to the ground,
knuckles dragging alongside webbed feat. There are gills on
its neck, and tufts of matted hair grow like reeds from its
head and back.
Bog trolls look something like a cross between a
common troll and some type of newt or eel. They
are smaller than their cousins, only standing a foot
taller than most humans, but they gangly arms still
give them considerable reach.
As indicated by their name, bog trolls live in
swamps, marshes and bogs. They favor lowland
territories where they are unlikely to come into
conflict with other troll species. Most make their
homes in water-logged earthen burrows, with
entrances that can only be accessed underwater.
Gathering in small family groups or packs, bog
trolls primarily live on eels, fish and water fowl
which are catch with their claws or primitive nets
woven from reeds. Their lust for more substantial
fair often drives them to hunt humanoids, preying
on travelers that venture too close to their swamps.
Bog trolls are extremely territorial, and they are
willing to attack creatures many times their own
size in order to protect their lair.
A typical adult bog troll stands over 6 feet tall
and weighs 300 pounds. A bog troll’s scaled and
rubbery hide is moss green or a mottled pattern of
green and black. Their hair is usually muddy brown
or greenish black.
Bog trolls speak Giant.
Combat
Bog trolls are as fearless as any of their ilk, but
possess a savage cunning that catches many
experienced troll slayers off-guard. While a bog
troll will press an attack to the death once engaged,
it usually seeks to begin a battle by striking from
surprise whenever it can. Groups of bog trolls often
strike from several directions at once, surrounding
their opponents.

Bogslime (Ex): The skin of a bog troll exudes
a thick, slimy mucus that helps protect it from fire
and acid. The bog troll gains fire resistance 5 and
acid resistance 5 from this slime.
Once the bogslime has absorbed 20 points of
fire or acid damage, it has been burnt off and takes
2d6 minutes to build up again. During this time the
bog troll has no fire or acid resistance.
Long arms (Ex): A bog troll has unusually
long, wiry arms. Not only can it use its claws to
attack opponents at a range of 10 feet, but it gains a
significant advantage when trying to grasp prey. A
bog troll gains a +4 racial bonus to grapple checks.
Regeneration (Ex): Fire and cold deal normal
damage to a bog troll. If a bog troll loses a limb
or body part, the lost portion regrows in 1d4 days.
The bog troll cannot reattach a severed limb.
Troll-blood (Ex): For all effects related to race,
a bog troll is considered a troll.
Skills: A bog troll has a +8 racial bonus on any
Swim check to perform some special action or
avoid a hazard. It can always choose to take 10 on
a Swim check, even if distracted or endangered. It
can use the run action while swimming, provided it
swims in a straight line.
Bog Trolls as Characters
Bog troll characters possess the following racial
traits.
• +6 Strength, +2 Dexterity, +8 Constitution, –2
Intelligence (minimum 3), –4 Charisma.
• Space/Reach: 5 feet/10 feet.
• A bog troll’s base land speed is 30 feet, its base
swim speed is 20 feet.
• Low-light vision.
• Racial Hit Dice: A bog troll begins with four
levels of giant, which provide 4d8 Hit Dice, a
base attack bonus of +3, and base saving throw
bonuses of Fort +4, Ref +1, and Will +1.
• Racial Skills: A bog troll’s giant levels give it skill
points equal to 7 x (2 + Int modifier, minimum
1). Its class skills are Hide, Move Silently and
Survival.
• Racial Feats: A bog troll’s giant levels give it
two feats.
• +5 natural armor bonus.
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• Natural Weapons: 2 claws (1d6) and bite (1d4).
• Special Attacks: Long arms (see above)
• Special Qualities: Bogslime (see above),
regeneration 5, scent, troll-blood.
• Automatic Languages: Giant. Bonus Languages:
Common, Aquan.
• Favored Class: Ranger.
• Level adjustment +4.
Cave Troll
Large Giant
Hit Dice: 8d8+48 (84 hp)
Initiative: -1
Speed: 40 ft. (8 squares)
Armor Class: 16 (–1 size, -1 Dex, +8 natural),
touch 8, flat-footed 16
Base Attack/Grapple: +6/+18
Attack: Greatclub +13 melee (2d8+12) or slam
+13 melee (1d6+8) or rock +4 ranged (2d6+8)
Full Attack: Greatclub +13/+8 melee (2d8+12)
or 2 slams +13 melee (1d6+8) or rock +4
ranged (2d6+8)
Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
Special Attacks: Rock throwing
Special Qualities: Darkvision 120 ft., fast healing
5, light sensitivity, low-light vision, scent, troll-
blood
Saves: Fort +12, Ref +1, Will +0
Abilities: Str 27, Dex 8, Con 23, Int 4, Wis 7,
Cha 6
Skills: Climb +8, Jump +12, Listen +4, Spot +3
Feats: Awesome Blow, Improved Bull-Rush,
Power Attack
Environment: Any underground
Organization: Solitary or pack (2–8)
Challenge Rating: 7
Treasure: Standard
Alignment: Usually chaotic evil
Advancement: By character class
Level Adjustment: +5
This thick-bodied humanoid has a small, rounded head
with heavy brows and a broad, brutish jaw. It sniffs at the
air with wide, flared nostrils as its dull eyes turn in your
direction. With an inarticulate growl, it lurches forward.
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Cave trolls are a brutish, degenerate offshoot of the
troll race. Millennia ago a tribe of trolls were driven
underground by a series of violent earthquakes and
trapped there by shifts in the cavern’s structure.
Unable to return to the surface, they explored
the extensive underground caverns forged a new
home among the creatures that lived there. Over
the course of hundreds of years they adapted to
their environment, growing strong enough to
tunnel through stone and learning to use rocks and
rubble as crude weapons.
Generations of inbreeding and isolation have
given cave trolls a more brutish appearance and
cruder features than their common cousins. Manny
cave trolls are albino, with small, reddish eyes and
skin that has been bleached white from their years
in the darkness. Those few cave trolls that retain
their green pigment are often stronger than their
brethren, rising to become the leader of their
pack. A typical adult cave troll stands 10 feet tall
and weighs over 800 pounds, with males standing
slightly taller than females. Some have white or pale
green hair, but most are bald.
Despite their limited intelligence, cave trolls
have proliferated in the caverns beneath the earth
and small tribes of the beasts can be found in most
underground caves and tunnel complexes. They
usually gather in small packs, numbering no more
than ten: larger groups invariably break up due to
rivalry amongst the stronger trolls.
Individual cave trolls are sometimes forced out
of a pack, usually after losing a challenge against the
current leader. These solitary creatures occasionally
find a home in a new pack, but most end up living
a hermetic existence or joining forces with more
intelligent creatures such as orcs and goblins.
Cave trolls speak a crude form of Giant.
Combat
Cave trolls fight with brutish simplicity. They move
directly toward the enemy, hurling rocks as they
approach, then engage them in melee. They have
no fear of death, reacting to most injuries with
savage anger. They often pursue the last creature
to hurt them, allowing well-organized foes to lure
the cave troll back and forth between them.
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Fast Healing (Ex): A cave troll’s regenerative
abilities have atrophied when compared to the
common troll, but it still heals 5 hit points per
round.
Light Sensitivity (Ex): Cave trolls are dazzled
in bright sunlight or within the radius of a daylight
spell.
Rock throwing (Ex): Adult cave trolls can can
hurl rocks weighing 40 to 50 pounds each (Small
objects) with a range increment of 50 feet, up to a
maximum range of five range increments.
Troll-blood (Ex): For all effects related to race,
a cave troll is considered a troll.
Cave Trolls as Characters
Cave troll characters possess the following racial
traits.
• +16 Strength, -2 Dexterity, +12 Constitution,
–6 Intelligence (minimum 3), –4 Wisdom, –4
Charisma.
• Large size. –1 penalty to Armor Class, –1 penalty
on attack rolls, –4 penalty on Hide checks, +4
bonus on grapple checks, lifting and carrying
limits double those of Medium characters.
• Space/Reach: 10 feet/10 feet.
• A cave troll’s base land speed is 40 feet.
• Darkvision out to 120 feet and low-light
vision.
• Racial Hit Dice: A cave troll begins with eight
levels of giant, which provide 8d8 Hit Dice, a
base attack bonus of +6, and base saving throw
bonuses of Fort +6, Ref +2, and Will +2.
• Racial Skills: A cave troll’s giant levels give it skill
points equal to 11 x (2 + Int modifier, minimum
1). Its class skills are Listen and Spot.
• Racial Feats: A cave troll’s giant levels give it
three feats.
• +8 natural armor bonus.
• Natural Weapons: Slam (1d6).
• Special Attacks (see above): Rock throwing.
• Special Qualities: Fast healing 5, light sensitivity,
scent, troll-blood.
• Automatic Languages: Giant. Bonus Languages:
Goblin, Orc.
• Favored Class: Barbarian.
• Level adjustment +5.

Iron Troll
Medium Giant
Hit Dice: 3d8+12 (25 hp)
Initiative: -1
Speed: 20 ft. (4 squares) in chainmail, base speed
30 ft.
Armor Class: 16 (–1 Dex, +2 natural, +5
chainmail), touch 9, flat-footed 16
Base Attack/Grapple: +2/+6
Attack: Greatsword +7 melee (2d6+6) or
Composite Longbow (Strength +4) +1 ranged
(1d8+4)
Full Attack: Greatsword +7 melee (2d6+6) or
Composite Longbow (Strength +4) +1 ranged
(1d8+4)
Space/Reach: 5 ft./5 ft.
Special Attacks: ⎯
Special Qualities: Darkvision 60 ft., electrical
affinity, low-light vision, regenerative healing,
troll-blood
Saves: Fort +7, Ref +0, Will +2
Abilities: Str 19, Dex 8, Con 19, Int 12, Wis 9,
Cha 8
Skills: Craft (armorsmithing) +7, Intimidate +4,
Listen +1, Spot +1
Feats: EnduranceB, Iron Will, Weapon focus
(greatsword)
Environment: Any
Organization: Squad (2-8), platoon (11–20
plus 1 officer (1st-3rd fighter)), or regiment
(30–100 plus 100% noncombatants plus 5-10
officers, 1-2 magisters (2nd-5th wizard) and 1
commander (4th-7th fighter))
Challenge Rating: 3
Treasure: Standard
Alignment: Usually lawful evil
Advancement: By character class
Level Adjustment: +2
This seven-foot troll has dark gray skin, a long, hooked nose
and large ears. Its mouth is filled with dozens of sharp
teeth and a biliously yellow tongue. Long fingers are wrapped
around the hilt of a sharp greatsword, and it wears a suit
of battered chainmail. Its beady eyes watch your every move,
waiting for an opportunity to strike.
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While the strength and regenerative ability of the
common troll make them a formidable guardian,
their brutish nature makes them dangerous and
difficult to control as part of an organized military
force. Sages theorize that the iron trolls were created
by an ancient priest or wizard in an attempt to rectify
this situation, creating an army that possessed the
strengths of the common troll without their savage
demeanor.
Iron trolls lack the full regenerative prowess of
other troll races, but they possess greater intelligence
and the ability to operate as a coordinated unit in
battle. Their affinity for metal-work and electricity
suggest that some form of elemental energy had a
part in their creation, although some sages suggest
that this may simply be the result of a powerful
blessing by an unknown deity that has adopted the
iron trolls as his own.
Iron trolls are disciplined and militaristic race.
They have a strict hierarchy of command and
obedience, with orders given and carried out from
commander to officer to soldier to non-combatant.
Only the magisters, iron trolls gifted in the use
of magic, have some freedom to act according
to their own desires and even they must pay heed
to the words of their commander. Discipline is
maintained with harsh punishments for failure and
insubordination, and iron troll society is considered
brutal and unforgiving by most other races.
Communities of iron trolls can often be hired
by powerful rulers for service as soldiers or guards.
Their discipline and skill makes them highly effective
hirelings, but their pride and strict loyalty to their
own commanders prevents them from working
effectively with other forces. Prior attempts to field
a unit of iron trolls with less disciplined troops
such as orcs and ogres have repetitively resulted in
failure.
A typical adult iron troll stands 6 feet tall and
weighs 200 pounds. An iron troll’s hide is generally
some shade of gray, often with a metallic sheen.
Their hair is usually black or iron gray.
Iron trolls speak Giant and Common.
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Combat • Bonus Feat: Endurance.

Iron trolls fight as a coordinated military unit, using • +2 natural armor bonus.
terrain to their advantage and adapting their tactics • Special Qualities: Electrical affinity, regenerative
to counter their enemy’s strengths and exploit healing, troll-blood.
their weaknesses. They generally target any visible • Automatic Languages: Common, Giant. Bonus
divine casters in the early stages of any conflict in Languages: Dwarf, Goblin, Orc, Terran,
an attempt to deprive their opponents of magical Undercommon.
healing. Iron trolls retreat or call for reinforcements • Favored Class: Fighter.
if they find themselves overmatched. • Level adjustment +2.
Electrical Affinity (Ex): Iron trolls are immune
to electrical damage. A magical attack that deals Stone Troll
electricity damage kick-starts the iron troll’s latent Large Giant (Earth)
regenerative capacity, healing them of 1 point of Hit Dice: 7d8+35 (66 hp)
damage for every 3 points of damage the attack Initiative: +4
would otherwise deal. Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)
Regenerative Healing (Ex): An iron troll’s Armor Class: 18 (–1 size, +2 leather armor, +7
natural healing rate is 3 hit points per day per level natural), touch 9, flat-footed 18
or hit die (double that if taking complete bed rest). Base Attack/Grapple: +5/+16
If an iron troll loses a limb or body part, the lost Attack: Club +11 melee (1d8+7) or slam +11
portion regrows in 3d6 days. An iron troll cannot melee (1d4+7) or bite +11 melee (1d4+7)
reattach severed limbs. Full Attack: Club +11 melee (1d8+7) and slam
Troll-blood (Ex): For all effects related to race, +6 melee (1d4+3) and bite +6 melee (1d4+3);
an iron troll is considered a troll. or 2 slams +11 melee (1d4+7) and bite +6
Skills: Iron Trolls gain a +2 racial bonus on melee (1d4+3)
Craft skill checks related to metal Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.
Special Attacks: Improved Grab
Iron Trolls as Characters Special Qualities: Light sensitivity, low-light
Iron troll characters possess the following racial vision, petrification vulnerability, regeneration
traits. 5, stone in the sun, troll-blood
• +8 Strength, -2 Dexterity, +8 Constitution, +2 Saves: Fort +10, Ref +4, Will +2
Intelligence, –2 Wisdom, –2 Charisma. Abilities: Str 25, Dex 10, Con 21, Int 8, Wis 9,
• Space/Reach: 5 feet/5 feet. Cha 6
• An iron troll’s base land speed is 30 feet. Skills: Listen +6, Spot +6
• Darkvision out to 60 feet and low-light vision. Feats: Alertness, Improved Initiative, Lightning
• Racial Hit Dice: An iron troll begins with three Reflexes
levels of giant, which provide 3d8 Hit Dice, a Environment: Any forest, mountains or
base attack bonus of +2, and base saving throw underground
bonuses of Fort +3, Ref +1, and Will +1. Organization: Solitary, hunting party (2–4) or
• Racial Skills: An iron troll’s giant levels give family (2-8)
it skill points equal to 6 x (2 + Int modifier, Challenge Rating: 6
minimum 1). Its class skills are Craft (any metal- Treasure: Standard
related craft), Intimidate, Listen and Spot. Alignment: Usually neutral evil
• Iron Trolls gain a +2 racial bonus on Craft skill Advancement: By character class
checks related to metal Level Adjustment: +4
• Racial Feats: An iron troll’s giant levels give it
two feats.
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This large humanoid hunches forward, its long arms dragging
against the earth. Its broad bulk is covered in a mottled green
and brown hide that resembles moss growing on a stone. Its
face is crushed inwards, broken only by a wide, bulbous nose
and a mouth filled with slab-like yellowed teeth.
The origin of stone trolls is not known, but most
sages agree they were once normal trolls who were
somehow exposed to elemental energies from the
plane of earth. Their own legends seem to suggest
that they were an early attempt to create a warrior
race similar to the iron troll and link their origins
to a strange fusion of common troll and earth
elemental.
Stone trolls are more articulate and gregarious
than normal trolls, and rescued prisoners tell of
endless hours spent listening to their former captor
cheerfully explaining the diverse ways they may be
cooked and eaten. Their homes are often primitive,
as are the crude weapons the stone troll wields.
Their clothes are often little more than poorly cured
hides and leather, giving them a pungent odor that
is almost as torturous as their conversation.
Stone trolls favor mountainous or forested
terrain: regions where they can easily find cover
from sunlight. They generally gather in groups
of no more than six or eight: any larger gathering
would rapidly depopulate an area of food. Groups
are often composed of family members or small
hunting parties of young adult males. They are
almost always encountered underground or at night
due to the danger presented by direct sunlight.
A typical adult stone troll stands 9 feet tall and
weighs 600 pounds. A stone troll’s leathery hide is
earthy brown, mottled green and brown, or gray-
brown. Their hair is usually black or brown.
Stone trolls speak Giant and Common.
Combat
Stone trolls are carnivorous and have a voracious
apatite. They see any creature smaller than
themselves as a source of food, and react to most
encounters with immediate violence. Preferring
fresh meat to carrion, they often capture some
of their foes alive and store them for future
consumption.
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Improved Grab (Ex): To use this ability, a
stone troll must hit with its slam attack. It can then
attempt to start a grapple as a free action without
provoking an attack of opportunity.
Light Sensitivity (Ex): Stone trolls are dazzled
in bright sunlight or within the radius of a daylight
spell.
Petrification Vulnerability (Ex): A stone troll
suffers a -4 penalty to all saving throws against
petrification, including those incurred due to
exposure to direct sunlight.
Regeneration (Ex): Fire and acid deal normal
damage to a stone troll. If a stone troll loses a
limb or body part, the lost portion regrows in 3d6
minutes. The creature can reattach the severed
member instantly by holding it to the stump.
Stone in the Sun (Ex): A stone troll is highly
susceptible to sunlight. The creature must make a
DC 20 Fortitude save for each round of exposure
to the direct rays of the sun. If it fails the save, it is
permanently turned to stone.
Troll-blood (Ex): For all effects related to race,
a stone troll is considered a troll.
Stone Trolls as Characters
Stone troll characters possess the following racial
traits.
• +14 Strength, +10 Constitution, –2 Intelligence
(minimum 3), –2 Wisdom, –4 Charisma.
• Large size. –1 penalty to Armor Class, –1 penalty
on attack rolls, –4 penalty on Hide checks, +4
bonus on grapple checks, lifting and carrying
limits double those of Medium characters.
• Space/Reach: 10 feet/10 feet.
• A stone troll’s base land speed is 30 feet.
• Low-light vision.
• Racial Hit Dice: A stone troll begins with seven
levels of giant, which provide 7d8 Hit Dice, a
base attack bonus of +5, and base saving throw
bonuses of Fort +5, Ref +2, and Will +2.
• Racial Skills: A stone troll’s giant levels give
it skill points equal to 10 x (2 + Int modifier,
minimum 1). Its class skills are Listen and
Spot.
• Racial Feats: A stone troll’s giant levels give it
three feats.
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• +7 natural armor bonus.
• Natural Weapons: Slam (1d4) and bite (1d4).
• Special Attacks: Improved Grab.
• Special Qualities: Light sensitivity, petrification
vulnerability, regeneration 5, stone in the sun,
troll-blood.
• Automatic Languages: Common, Giant. Bonus
Languages: Goblin, Orc, Terran.
• Favored Class: Fighter.
• Level adjustment +4.
Creating New Troll
Creatures
While the troll subraces and prestige classes
presented in this book are useful when fleshing
out the role of trolls in your campaign, you may
find that you want even more diversity among your
troll-like adversaries. The template below is a fast
and easy way to make a wide variety of creatures
more troll-like.
Trollspawn
Trollspawned creatures generally resemble a normal
creature of their race, except they have patches of
gray-green, leathery skin across their bodies. These
patches are often marked with warts or other skin
blemishes.
Creating A Trollspawned Creature
‘Trollspawn’ is an acquired or inherited template
that can be added to any creature of the following
types that is not already a troll: animal, dragon, giant,
humanoid, magical beast, monstrous humanoid.
It uses all the base creature’s statistics and special
abilities except as noted here.
Type: Animals with this template become
magical beasts, but otherwise the creature type is
unchanged. Creatures possessing the trollspawn
template gain the trollkin subtype if the base
creature does not already have it.
Trollkin Subtype: The trollspawned is considered
both a troll and a creature of its normal type for the
purposes of spells, abilities, and effects that would
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affect those types. If its type renders it immune
to an effect that would normally affect a troll, it
remains immune unless the effect specifically
targets creatures of the troll type. In addition, the
trollspawn may use magic items with racially specific
qualities as though it were of the giant type.
Armor Class: The trollspawn’s natural armor
bonus improves by +1 over that of the base
creature.
Special Qualities: A trollspawn retains all of
the base creature’s special qualities except immunity
or resistance to acid and fire (see below), and
additionally gains two more special qualities:
Darkvision: The trollspawn can see in the dark
up to 90 feet.
Immunity to acid or fire: If the base creature has
immunity to fire or acid, remove these immunities
and replace them with energy resistance 10 against
the appropriate energy type.
Low-Light Vision: The trollspawn can see twice
as far as a human in starlight, moonlight, torchling,
and similar conditions of poor illumination. It
retains the ability to distinguish color and detail
under these conditions.
Regeneration 5 (Ex): Fire and acid deal normal
damage to a trollspawn. If a trollspawn loses a limb
or body part, the lost portion regrows in 2d6 hours.
The trollspawn cannot reattach a severed limb.
Resistance to acid or fire: If the base creature has
resistance to fire or acid, reduce their resistance by
10 points (to a minimum of zero).
Scent: The trollspawn can detect approaching
enemies, sniff out hidden foes, and track by sense
of smell. It can identify familiar odors just as
humans do familiar sites.
Alignment: Usually evil (any).
Challenge Rating: HD 5 or less, as base creature
+1; HD 6 to 10, as base creature +2; HD 11 or
more, as base creature +3. If the base creature has
fire or acid vulnerability, reduce the CR by 1.
Level Adjustment: +3
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Troll Champions
Many races have their great, iconic champions:
elves have the arcane archer, dwarves the dwarven
defender, and trolls have debased warriors and
adepts that exemplify the best and the worst of troll
nature. Presented here are four mighty champions
of troll-kind.
Adept of the Ravening
Maw
Hunger; a compulsive, gnawing and ever-present
need to feed. It is a constant part of troll life and
it drives many of their decisions. Whatever trait
of their unique biology allows them to regenerate
lost limbs and heal from almost any damage they
sustain also leaves them unable to ever feel truly
satiated regardless of how gorge themselves. It is
this endless hunger that spurs trolls into battle with
a reckless disregard for their own lives, even when
faced with fire or acid.
For some trolls, hunger and feeding become
more than an overriding biological urge. Whether
they are blessed with a more philosophical mindset
than their compatriots or simply more consumed
by the force of their hunger, they elevate the act
of feasting from a compulsive urge to a religious
directive.
Adepts of the ravening maw believe that their
constant hunger is a divine calling; that trolls have
an insatiable appetite because it is their purpose to
eat, to feast, and to consume. They fearlessly attack
any creature they encounter, determined to gorge
themselves on its still warm flesh.
Abilities: Wisdom is the most important attribute
for an adept of the ravening maw, as it is required
for their spellcasting. Strength is also important,
as it makes their bite more powerful, and more
difficult for foes to escape.
Among the various troll races only iron trolls
lack adepts of the ravening maw among their ranks,
primarily due to their lack of a viable bite attack.
Most members of this class were previously adepts,
but on occasion a cleric or particularly debased
troll druid have been known to follow the path of
ravening maw.
Training and Culture: Few adepts of the ravening
maw receive any kind of training, instead developing
their abilities as a result of natural talent or divine
calling.
Adepts of the ravening maw quickly become
the leader of their packs, although many choose to
serve as the power behind a weak-willed chieftain
rather than take the role themselves. These adepts
often lead their packs into a feeding frenzy, leading
them forth to fulfill the divine task of feasting.
Several civilized lands have learned to equate an
increase in troll attacks with the rise of a new adept
of the ravening more in troll territory.
Hit Die: d6

Adept of the Ravening Maw

Base Attack Fort Ref Will
Level Special Spells Per Day
Bonus Save Save Save
1st +0 +2 +0 +0 Maw +1 level of existing class
2nd +1 +3 +0 +0 Improved Grab +1 level of existing class
3rd +2 +3 +1 +1 A Taste of the Prey +1 level of existing class
4th +3 +4 +1 +1 Greater Maw +1 level of existing class
5th +3 +4 +1 +1 Swallow Whole +1 level of existing class

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Requirements Current Damage Improved Damage

To qualify to become an adept of the ravening maw, 1d4 1d6
a character must fulfill all the following criteria:
1d6 1d8
Race: Troll
Base Attack Bonus: +6 1d8 2d6
Knowledge (religion): 4 ranks 2d6 3d6
Survival: 4 ranks
Additionally, the adept’s bite becomes her
Feat: Track, Weapon focus (bite)
primary natural attack, if it is not already. Any other
Spells: able to cast divine spells
primary existing attack she currently possesses, such
Special: must have a bite attack
as a claw, becomes a secondary natural attack.
Improved Grab (Ex): From 2nd level, an
Class Skills
adept who successfully bites an opponent can then
The adept of the ravening maw’s class skills (and
attempt to start a grapple as a free action without
the key ability modifier for each) are Climb (Str),
provoking an attack of opportunity. If she wins
Concentration (Con), Craft (Int), Handle Animal
the grapple check, she establishes a hold. An adept
(Cha), Jump (Str), Knowledge (nature) (Int),
with a creature gripped in her mouth cannot cast
Knowledge (religion) (Int), Listen (Wis), Spellcraft
spells with verbal components.
(Int), Spot (Wis), Swim (Str) and Survival (Wis).
A Taste of the Prey (Su): An adept of the
ravening maw does not easily let prey escape. From
Skill points per level: 2 + Int bonus
3rd level, she gains a +4 bonus to Survival checks
Class Features
made to track any creature he has bitten in the past
All of the following are Class Features of the adept
7 days.
of the ravening maw prestige class.
Greater Maw (Ex): The adept’s mouth and teeth
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The adept
grow even larger, and the shape of her entire head
of the ravening maw gains no new weapon, armor
distorts in order to accommodate her enormous
or shield proficiencies.
jaws. At 4th level the damage from her bite attack
Spells per Day: For the purposes of determining
increases again, according to the progression table
spells per day, caster level, and (for spontaneous
under “Maw” above.
spellcasters) spells known, whenever a level as
Swallow Whole (Ex): A 5th level adept can try
an adept of the ravening maw grants the ability
to swallow a grabbed opponent of up to one size
“+1 level of existing class”, the character adds
category smaller by making a successful grapple
one effective level to one of their previous divine
check. The swallowed creature takes bludgeoning
spellcasting classes. If the character had more than
damage equal to the adept’s bite damage each round
one divine spellcasting class before becoming an
from the adept’s gizzard. A swallowed creature can
adept of the ravening maw, she must choose one
cut its way out by using a light slashing or piercing
class to which they will add the new level. Note
weapon to deal 15 points of damage to the adept’s
that the character does not gain any other benefit a
gizzard (AC 10). Once the creature exits, the
character of that class would have gained (such as
adept’s regenerative abilities close the hole; another
metamagic feats, and so on).
swallowed opponent must cut its own way out.
Maw (Ex): The adept’s teeth grow longer and
A large adept’s gizzard can hold 1 Medium,
sharper, and her mouth widens to accommodate her
4 Small, 16 Tiny, or 64 Diminutive or smaller
increasingly deadly fangs. The adept’s bite attack
opponents. Creatures that have been swallowed
damage increases, as shown on the table below.
have no effect on an adept’s ability to cast spells
with verbal components.

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Iron Mage Training and Culture: With their typical

There are many devastating arcane spells of fire
and acid, but such magic is anathema to those few
trolls with the natural gifts to master arcane magic.
With two of magic’s most potent weapons denied
to them, these arcane spellcasters often turn to
electricity and other energy types as a replacement.
The first iron mage was a magister with a
regiment of iron trolls. Seeking a way to utilize his
race’s affinity for electricity as a tactical advantage,
he spent years researching a means of converting
fire and acid spells into devastating electrical attacks.
When he had mastered the technique, he used his
powers to decimate the iron troll’s opponents while
healing his allies wounds.
Iron mages focus their training on warfare and
combat. They expect to be in the thick of battle,
casting spells in the very face of the enemy. It is
not uncommon to see an iron mage, clad in massive
full plate, in the front line of the charge with his
fists crackling with electrical energy.
Abilities: An iron mage’s spellcasting ability
score (whether it be Intelligence or Charisma) is
their most important ability. Intelligence is also
important for their skill list and for extra skill
points. The unusually keen intellect and electrical
affinity of the iron trolls make them the most likely
to become iron mages; indeed, the majority of iron
mages that have been trained have been members
of that race.
organization and efficiency, the iron trolls have
established several academies where new iron mages
can be trained by those who have already mastered
the skills. Those few members of other troll races
who possess the gifts needed to become an iron
mage are usually trained at these establishments.
Iron mages enjoy considerable respect and
admiration in iron troll society, and elite iron troll
regiments will often compete to have an iron
mage as their magister. This celebrated status has
been known to make many members of the class
arrogant and headstrong.
Hit Die: d6
Requirements
To qualify to become an iron mage, a character
must fulfill all the following criteria:
Race: Troll
Knowledge (arcana): 8 ranks
Feats: Combat Casting, proficiency with heavy
armor
Spells: able to cast lightning bolt
Class Skills
The iron mage’s class skills (and the key ability
modifier for each) are Concentration (Con), Craft
(Int), Intimidate (Cha), Knowledge (all skills, taken
individually) (Int), Profession (Wis), and Spellcraft
(Int)
Skill points per level: 2 + Int bonus

Iron Mage
Base Attack Fort Ref Will
Level Special Spells Per Day
Bonus Save Save Save
1st +0 +0 +0 +2 Electrical Substitution
+1 level of existing
2nd +1 +0 +0 +3
class
+1 level of existing
3rd +2 +1 +1 +3 Conductive Casting
class
+1 level of existing
4th +3 +1 +1 +4
class
Improved Electrical +1 level of existing
5th +3 +1 +1 +4
Substitution class

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Class Features
All of the following are Class Features of the iron
mage prestige class.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The iron
mage gains no new weapon, armor or shield
proficiencies.
Spells per Day: For the purposes of determining
spells per day, caster level, and (for spontaneous
spellcasters) spells known, whenever a level as an
iron mage grants the ability “+1 level of existing
class”, the character adds one effective level to one
of their previous arcane spellcasting classes. If the
character had more than one arcane spellcasting
class before becoming an iron mage, he must
choose one class to which they will add the new
level. Note that the character does not gain any
other benefit a character of that class would have
gained (such as metamagic feats, and so on).
Electrical Substitution (Ex): Iron magi have a
natural affinity for electrical energy. Whenever the
iron mage casts a spell which inflicts acid, fire or
cold damage, they may substitute electrical damage
instead. The descriptor of the spell changes
appropriately.
Preparation-based casters must specify which
of their spells have electrical substitution when
preparing their spells. These spells use a slot of its
normal level.
Spontaneous casters may choose to electrically
substitute their spells as they cast them, but such
spells take longer to cast. If the spell’s normal casting
time is 1 action, casting an electrically substituted
version is a full-round action for a spontaneous
caster. For a spell with a longer casting time, it
takes an extra full-round action to cast the spell.
Conductive Casting (Ex): Iron magi know
that electricity passes easily through metal, and
learn how to use that fact to their advantage in
spellcasting. From 3rd level, when casting a spell
with the electrical descriptor, an iron mage suffers
no arcane spell failure chance for carrying a metal
shield or wearing any form of armor that is entirely
or principally made of metal (generally this means a
chain shirt, any heavy armor, or any medium armor
except hide).
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Improved Electrical Substitution (Ex): By
5th level, an iron mage’s connection with electrical
energy has grown so strong that he can convert a
spell that does acid, cold or fire damage to electrical
damage with negligible effort.
A preparation-based caster who is a 5th level
iron mage no longer needs to specify ahead of time
which of his spells are electrically substituted: he
can choose at the time of casting.
A spontaneous caster who is a 5th level iron
mage no longer suffers an increase in the casting
time of his electrically substituted spells.
Sly Snatcher
Trolls are famed for their direct approach to combat,
charging their enemies front lines and relying on
their regeneration to protect them while they rend
and claw their way to victory. The sly snatcher
prefers a more subtle approach, abandoning the
direct charge in favor of lurking in the shadows and
launching a silent, devastating surprise attack.
Sly snatchers are stealthy killers who ambush and
swiftly throttle their targets before slipping away
with the body. They are rarely interested in the
stand-up fights favored by other trolls, though they
often use the distraction of such a battle to surprise
an enemy whose attention is focused elsewhere.
Sly snatchers specialize in killing their victim
before he can make a sound, using their long reach
to grab and choke their prey with grim efficiency.
Communities located near troll lands know better
than to travel alone when leaving their village, and
their children are taught to stay close to home if
they don’t want the trolls to carry them away.
Abilities: Sly snatchers require a high Strength
in order to aid their grapple checks, and a high
Dexterity to assist them with stealth and attacking
from surprise.
Most sly snatchers are rogues, but bards, rangers
and other classes with a talent for stealth can
prosper in this class. Many bog troll sly snatchers
are rangers, skilled at tracking and snatching their
prey without being seen.

Training and Culture: For most trolls, the
principal value of sly snatchers is that they are
skilled in capturing fresh food for the tribe. Iron
trolls treat this class a little differently, training sly
snatchers as scouts and raiders who snatch enemy
troops for questioning.
Regardless of their breed sly snatchers tend to
be trained on an individual basis, with an existing
masters passing on the necessary skills. Since it is
difficult to teach stealth and grappling techniques
to more than one student at a time, and trolls are
not the most patient of tutors to begin with, it is
rare for more than one sly snatcher to be taught at
the same time.
Hit Die: d6
Requirements
To qualify to become a sly snatcher, a character
must fulfill all the following criteria:
Race: Troll
Hide: 8 ranks
Move Silently: 8 ranks
Spot: 4 ranks
Feats: Exotic Weapon Proficiency (net)
Special: Improved grab; or improved unarmed
strike and improved grapple
Class Skills
The sly snatcher’s class skills (and the key ability
modifier for each) are Climb (Str), Craft (Int),
Handle Animal (Cha), Hide (Dex), Jump (Str),
Listen (Wis), Move Silently (Dex), Search (Int),
Spot (Wis), Survival (Wis), Swim (Str), and Use
Rope (Dex).
Skill points per level: 4 + Int bonus
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Class Features
All of the following are Class Features of the sly
snatcher prestige class.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The sly
snatcher gains no new weapon, armor or shield
proficiencies.
Grasping Grip (Ex): A sly snatcher is extremely
adept at catching opponents. She gains a +1 bonus
per sly snatcher level when making grapple checks.
Agile Grappler (Ex): A sly snatcher learns how
to protect herself while in a grapple. From 2nd
level she retains her Dexterity bonus to AC (if any)
while grappling, even against opponents who are
not involved in the grapple.
Silencing Grip (Ex): Sly snatchers rely on silence
and surprise to capture a victim and make off with
them before the alarm is raised. At 3rd level a sly
snatcher who pins an opponent one or more size
categories smaller than the snatcher also renders
that opponent silent. The victim cannot call for
help, or cast spells that include verbal components,
while the sly snatcher’s pin is maintained.
At 5th level, a sly snatcher has grown so skilled
in her techniques that she can silence any opponent
with whom she is grappling for as long as the
grapple is maintained, provided that opponent is
of a smaller size category than her.
Threatening Grip (Ex): A sly snatcher
learns how to make rapid strikes out of a grapple
without affecting her ability to grip an opponent.
Commencing from 4th level, a sly snatcher who is
grappling still threatens all squares in her reach, just
as though she was not grappling.
Damaging Grip (Ex): A sly snatcher learns
the best techniques to use when hurting a grappled

Sly Snatcher
Base Attack Fort Ref Will
Level Special
Bonus Save Save Save
1st +0 +0 +2 +0 Grasping Grip
2nd +1 +0 +3 +0 Agile Grappler
3rd +2 +1 +3 +1 Silencing Grip (Pin)
4th +3 +1 +4 +1 Threatening Grip
5th +3 +1 +4 +1 Damaging Grip, Silencing Grip (Grapple)

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opponent. Whenever a sly snatcher uses a grapple
check, a natural weapon or a light weapon to damage
an opponent she is grappling, she gains a +2 bonus
on the damage roll.
Trollclan Warlord
Trolls are not a sophisticated race at the best of
times, with most trolls living in small packs or
tribes that have little contact with other groups.
Even the comparatively organized iron trolls have a
culture modeled on a simple hierarchy of a military
command.
In these simplistic troll societies leadership goes
to the strongest, or at the very least to those who
appear strongest. Trollclan warlords are powerful
warriors, capable of demanding and enforcing
obedience. They lead by strength and intimidation,
browbeating others into following them and brutally
punishing those who question their rule.
Trollclan warlords lead from the front of
any battle, shouting orders at their pack and
bellowing dire threats in order to cause panic and
demoralization amongst the enemy. More than
one hardened veteran has fled before the fearsome
onslaught of a trollclan warlord as he crashed into
the front ranks of his opponents.
Abilities: Strength, Dexterity and Constitution are
all of importance to the trollclan warlord, just as
they are to any warrior on the battlefield. Charisma
is also of importance due to the warlord’s frequent
use of the Intimidate skill.
Most trollclan warlords were once fighters or
barbarians, though the notorious warlord Snaggran
Yellowfang was known to be a skilled rogue. Any
troll or trollkin race can enter this class, as the
warlord relies on intimidation and bullying rather
than racial loyalty, discipline and clever tactics.
Training and Culture: Trollclan warlords are
swaggering bullies who awe the members of their
pack into obedience through displays of strength
and brutality. They enjoy their position at the top
of troll society and make no effort to teach others
their skills for fear of creating rivals. In fact, many
of them will actively sabotage the aspirations of
their most gifted followers in order to retain their
position of authority. Prospective warlords must
thus develop their skills for themselves, without the
aid of a school or mentor.
Hit Die: d12
Requirements
To qualify to become a trollclan warlord, a character
must fulfill all the following criteria:
Race: Troll
Base Attack Bonus: +8
Intimidate: 8 ranks
Feats: Iron Will
Class Skills
The trollclan warlord’s class skills (and the key
ability modifier for each) are Climb (Str), Craft
(Int), Handle Animal (Cha), Intimidate (Cha), Jump
(Str), Ride (Dex), and Swim (Str).
Skill points per level: 2 + Int bonus

Trollclan Warlord
Base Attack Fort Ref Will
Level Special
Bonus Save Save Save
1st +1 +2 +0 +0 Lord of the Trolls +1
2nd +2 +3 +0 +0 Awesome Presence
3rd +3 +3 +1 +1
4th +4 +4 +1 +1 Lord of the Trolls +2
5th +5 +4 +1 +1 Greater Awe, Mind of War

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Class Features
All of the following are Class Features of the
trollclan warlord prestige class.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: The trollclan
warlord is proficient with all simple and martial
melee weapons, with all forms of armor and with
shields (but not tower shields).
Lord of the Trolls (Ex): The presence of a
trollclan warlord incites trolls and trollspawned
creatures to a blood frenzy. Any troll within 30
feet of a trollclan warlord gains a morale bonus to
attack rolls and Will saving throws. This bonus is
+1 for a 1st level warlord, increasing to +2 for a
warlord of 4th level or higher.
Awesome Presence (Ex): A trollclan warlord is
a terrifying adversary. He can attempt to demoralize
a number of creatures equal to his prestige class
level with a single Intimidate check. The trollclan
warlord uses the same skill check against each
target
Greater Awe (Ex): A 5th level warlord who
successfully demoralizes an opponent may choose
to cause that opponent to become frightened for
1 round instead of being shaken. If the warlord
is using his Awesome Presence ability to affect
multiple opponents at once, he must choose the
same result for all the targeted characters.
Mind of War (Ex): The mind of a trollclan
warlord is filled with thoughts of struggle and
destruction. This fierce, chaotic pattern of
thoughts gives him a significant resistance to mental
attacks. A 5th level warlord gains a +2 bonus to
all saving throws against mind-affecting effects.

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