Timber Wolf
- Armor Class
- -4 [23] (m)
- Hit Dice
- 18
- Attacks
- Bite or trample (1d6+2)
- Special
- magic weapons to hit, double damage from magical fire, structure damage
- Move
- 12 (3)
- HDE/XP
- 19/4,100
Description
A Timber-Wolf is a manifestation of nature in a state of rage. It is composed of rough-cut or broken logs, branches, and leaves in the shape of a gigantic canine. A timber-wolf attacks by biting or trampling; in order to trample it must first move at least 10 feet. A timber-wolf can even attack structures like a battering ram, inflicting damage equal to its trample attack. Magical weapons or spells are required to damage a timber-wolf. As it consists entirely of wood, it takes double damage from magical fire attacks; ordinary fire, however, does only normal damage. A timber-wolf has a kind of basic intelligence, albeit in a state of rage. Exactly what brings forth a timber-wolf is not known, but attacks on a forest (such as excessive logging or similar devastation) may be the cause. When one appears, its primary motive is to destroy or drive out whoever (or whatever) threatens its forest.
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.