Raggidy
- Armor Class
- 6 [13]
- Hit Dice
- 3
- Attacks
- Strike (1d6)
- Special
- spells, fear, acid, fire
- Move
- 12
- HDE/XP
- 3/60
Description
A Raggidy is a construct sewn together using magical thread. A raggidy is humanoid in appearance standing 7 feet tall, weighing 300 pounds, and is made out of crudely-stitched cloth stuffed with sawdust. The raggidy has buttons for eyes and a twisted grin sewn onto its face. However, the magic thread that animates the raggidy gives it the barest hint of sentience, allowing the raggidy to act semi-independently and follow orders better than most constructs. A raggidy does not speak but it understands the language of its creator.
A raggidy is a fearless enemy and will engage in melee with little thought for tactics or strategy. It is highly flammable and takes double damage from fire-based attacks.
The magical fabric of a raggidy is valuable to both Magic-users and tailors, worth up to 1d6x100 gp. Note that, if destroyed by fire, acid, or other such attacks, the raggidy's material may be too damaged to sell.
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.