Bagobone, Forest
- Armor Class
- 2 [17] (m)
- Hit Dice
- 6
- Attacks
- Bite or Claw (1d6+1)
- Special
- magic weapons to hit, fire, undead, immune to sleep/charm/hold
- Move
- 6 Swim 3
- HDE/XP
- 8/800
Description
A Bagobone, also possibly called a Bugaboo, is an undead construct. It is made from the stitched-up skins of animals and filled up with organic matter and bones. Some of the bones have to be human.
The creature can be Turned as a mummy and is immune to Sleep, charm, and hold. It can only be injured by spells, fire, and magical weapons. When dry, any sort of fire-based attack will do double damage, but when wet, a fire-based attack will only do the minimum possible damage (every die is treated as a 1). Furthermore, blunt weapons will only do 1 single point of damage and piercing weapons will only do 1 point plus the magic bonus of the weapon.
A bagobone is single-minded and will always be trying to carry on the single command that was given to it when it was created.
A Forest Bagobone is made from the skin of a moose or a buffalo to which is attached the claws of a bear and the head of a lion. This creature is typically created to guard an entrance near a pond or a waterfall.
See Also
Other creatures grouped under Bagobone: Bagobone, Aquatic.
Source note: This creature is converted from The Basic Fantasy Field Guide of Creatures Malevolent and Benign – Omnibus Edition, 1st Edition Release 4, © 2010–2025 Chris Gonnerman, R. Kevin Smoot, James Lemon, Matt Sluis, and Contributors. The Basic Fantasy Field Guide textual material is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International; this page adapts that creature to White Box.