TES - D20 - Creature Codex (WIP)

Throughout their adventures in Tamriel, characters in TES:D20 face all manner of challenges,
often in the form of hostile creatures in their path. This document contains statistics of creatures,
as well as rules for modifying them and even creating your own.
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Many creatures differ from humanoid races like Bretons, Khajiit and Dark Elves in many ways.
They have their own set of racial bonuses (or penalties), which often gives them abilities like
increased unarmed damage from sharp claws and big teeth, bonus damage reduction, and
unique special attacks or racial powers. They might start with more or less than the standard
starting stats or be a different size. On top of that, often their type (Undead for example) will give
them additional bonuses (such as poison immunity).
Each race is assigned an Intelligence, which determines how they should act as well as their
starting perks. Intelligence comes in three stages:
● Animalistic: Animalistic creatures aren’t very smart. They will often attack the closest
target until they are overwhelmed and flee. Occasionally they develop pack hunting
strategies in groups, or are kept by more intelligent beings for various purposes. They
start with one skill point.
● Primitive: The Primitive category encompasses semi-intelligent creatures such as
goblins, imps, minotaurs and scamps. These creatures act in combat with some degree
of thought and utilize basic tactics in groups. They start with 2 skill points. A
exceptionally well trained creature who would normally be Animalistic might count as
Primitive (though it won’t retroactively gain that extra skill point).
● Intelligent: Intelligent creatures are often humanoids like player characters, though
creatures like Dremora and some other Daedra, powerful undead such as Bonelords,
and Dreugh would be considered intelligent. Intelligent creatures can almost always
communicate via some means or another, and with the right leadership can employ
advanced tactics. They start with 3 skill points.
Each creature also has a level of training, which determines their number of skill points at
even-numbered levels:
● Untrained: An untrained creature has no formal training. This might be a farmer that
scares off the wolves with his grandfather’s axe from time to time or a domesticated
animal. An untrained creature receives no skill points at even-numbered levels.
● Basic: A basic creature has basic training and some experience in what they do. This
encompasses most creatures, such as animals that hunt and fight for their survival as
part of life, a highwayman, or a peasant militia. These creatures receive one skill point at
even-numbered levels.
● Trained: A skilled character that has received formal training and/or has significant
experience. Player characters are always considered Trained. This includes professional
soldiers, Thieves from the Thieves Guild, a wizard that apprenticed under an
experienced mage, or an Orc warrior taught the ways of battle and the forge since birth.
Animalistic creatures can never be considered trained (but a well-trained animal that
counts as Primitive can). Trained creatures receive 2 skill points at even-numbered
levels.
An exceptionally well-trained character (such as the first born son of the Imperial Emperor and
next in line to the Ruby Throne) might receive more skill points from Training, just like a player
character.
Some creatures, typically humanoids with basic or no training, non-combatants, or those in poor
health, may have less attribute or skill points than the normal starting amount for their race.
Creature Roles
All creatures also have a main role which they fill in combat. Use a combination of roles to
maximize the effectiveness of creatures within an encounter. Alternatively, a group of creatures
all of the same role can challenge groups of players as well.
Defenders are usually slower enemies with below-average damage output that can take a lot of
punishment. They work best as a front-line for other creatures. A knight with plate armor and a
shield would be a Defender.
Brawlers are your bread-and-butter close quarters creatures. They have an all-round average
speed, damage resistance and damage output. They work best on the front line doing battle
with the players’ melee characters. A bear or a bandit with a two-handed weapon would be
considered a Brawler.
Flankers typically have high speed and damage output but are vulnerable when locked down
by other characters. They are ideal for harassing the back line of mages and archers, and will
try to avoid going toe-to-toe with another creature for more than a couple of rounds. A wolf or an
assassin with a sword and throwing dagger would be considered a Flanker.
Snipers dish out heavy damage to a single target from a distance, with weapons or spells. They
usually focus on one target until they fall. Intelligent Snipers pick their targets wisely, going for
whoever they can dish out the most damage to with their method of attack. Archers and many
mages count as Snipers.
Sweepers specialize in battlefield control, using things like blasting area effect spells, walls and
runes, as well as debilitating effects from Alteration spells, Illusions and poison. Sweepers use
their abilities to deal damage, sow chaos and force the enemy into a more favourable position
for them and their allies. Most mages and dragons are considered Sweepers.
Supporters tend to avoid dealing lots of direct damage and focus on helping their allies in the
form of healing, buffs, summoning, and impeding the enemy’s ability to fight back. A close
quarters Supporter might use a shield to block attacks for their allies while a mage might use
Frost spells to slow enemies down. Since teamwork is a key aspect of being a Supporter, they
are most common among Intelligent races. They are usually magic users, though a combat
alchemist or grappling expert could be a Supporter as well.
Natural Attacks
Many creatures can use one or more natural attacks, such as bites, claws or slams. These
typically improve as the creature levels up. For the purpose of perks, they may count as one or
two-handed weapons.
Name Skill Power Dice Stamina Cost Action
Claw One-handed 8 + 1 every odd level 1d4 10 Swift
Slam One or 14 + 1 every odd 1d12 16 Standard

Two-handed level
Bite One or 12 + 1 every odd 1d10 14 Standard

Two-handed level
Some creatures might do additional damage with certain types of attacks - this is noted in their
entries.
Reading an Entry
Dremora Caitiff Mage
Level 3 Dremora (Daedra) - Intelligent, Trained, Sniper
The first line specifies the level, race, type, intelligence, training, and primary role. This creature
specializes in Destruction spells, making it a Sniper, though it also has some summoning and
melee abilities.
50 Health | 20 Stamina | 60 + 10 Magicka
The second line specifies the maximum Health, Stamina and Magicka of the creature. Bonuses
from enchantments for example are shown with a + sign. This creature is wearing a hood that
grants bonus magicka for example.
Speed 5 | Dodge 10
This line shows the creature’s Speed and the determined Dodge.
DR 10: 8 (Armour) + 1 (Perk) + 1 (Health)

Defenses: 9 MR
The DR line shows the Damage Reduction of the creature - how much damage is avoided from
each physical attack. It shows how it is made up. In this example, the creature wears armour,
and has a small bonus from the Juggernaut perk and having 50 Health. The defenses line below
indicate the values of any other resistances the creature possesses - Magic Resistance in this
case.
Attacks
Crude Dremora Mace (+2 Hit, 11 Power, 1d10, 18 Stamina)
Bound Sword (+2 Hit, 15 Power, 1d8, 14 Stamina)
The Attacks section shows in what ways the creature can attack with weapons (including natural
weapons, such as big teeth or claws). For each weapon is shows the total bonus to hit, the
Power of the attack, the bonus damage dice, and the Power Attack cost (and/or range for
Marksman weapons). Here you would also list any extra effects caused by the attack, such as
disease or an enchantment.
Spells and Powers

Sparks (+4 Hit, 8 Magicka, 4 Power, 1d8, 3m Range)
Flame Arrow (+3 Hit, 14Magicka, 6 Power, 1d8, 20m Range)
Shock Rune (35 Magicka, 18 Power, 2d8, 3m Range, 10 rounds)
Firebolt (+3 Hit, 25 Magicka, 12 Power, 1d8, 50m Range)
Bind Weapon (20 Magicka, Summon silver-grade weapon)
Summoning (35 Magicka, 3 Power, 4m Range)
This part lists all the spells known by the creature, as well as any special learned powers (such
as Dragon Shouts) the character knows. It lists the important information about the spells and
powers.
Perks and Abilities

Apprentice Destruction (Dual-Casting, Impact)
Apprentice Conjuration (Mystic Binding, Atromancy)
Novice One-Handed (Precision Strikes)
Novice Heavy Armor (Juggernaut)
Dremora Traits
Daedra Traits
Here are listed all the perks and abilities of the creature, such as those from skill ranks, special
racial traits or otherwise. Since the Dremora Caitiff is Intelligent, Trained and level 3, it has 6
perk/rank points.
Equipment and Loot

Dremora Armour (Steel-equivalent, fused)
Crude Dremora Mace (Iron-equivalent)
Hood of Lesser Magicka (+10 Magicka)
Daedra Heart (Sorcery/Cunning 15 to extract, 25 if armour is fused, 250 gold value)
The final section details the equipment and other items the creature has, which may or may not
be lootable. In this case the armor, which is ‘fused’ (a special Dremora trait) cannot be looted.
Some creatures have alchemy reagents that can be harvested, but they usually require a check
to extract. A Daedra Heart is difficult to extract but counts as 250 gold of Alchemy reagents.
Creature Types
All creatures fall into one type or another, occasionally bringing in inherent strengths and
weaknesses. The creatures in this book fall into one of 6 types - Humanoid, Beast, Monster,
Undead, Daedra, and Automaton.
Humanoids encompass all living bipedal creatures with some form of sentience, ranging from
Goblins to humans, elves and even Giants. Humanoids have no special traits.
Beasts are animalistic creatures without any magical abilities, such as Wolves and Horses.
Beasts have no special traits.
Most creatures are in the Monster category. Monsters are creatures of magical origin, which
may or may not possess magical abilities of their own. This include creatures like Dreugh,
Minotaurs and Imps. Monsters have a special trait:
Magic Resistance: Monsters one third of their level (rounding down) to their Magic Resistance.
Undead creatures are dead humanoids, beasts, monsters reanimated after death via some
means or another. This includes your typical zombies and skeletons, as well as ghosts and
vampires. Undead have some special traits:
Undead Mind: Undead are immune to Illusion spells, unless the caster has the Mind of the
Undead perk.
Energy Vulnerability: Undead can be damaged by Sun spells and are affected by Turn
Undead spells.
Poison/Disease Immunity: Undead are immune to poison and disease.
Daedra are creatures originating from the Realms of Oblivion and are not native to Mundus.
Daedra are usually encountered in the form of summonings by Conjurers but free-willed Daedra
are occasionally found on Mundus as well. There are a huge variety of Daedra, from the scamp
to the Dremora and the feared Xivilai. Daedra have some special traits:
Magic Resistance: Daedra add half their level (rounding down) to their Magic Resistance.
Daedric Mind: Daedra are immune to Illusion spells, unless the caster has the Mind of the
Daedra perk.
Rebirth: Unless they are Soul Trapped, Daedra are reborn on their home plane when killed.
Outsider: Daedra not on their home plane can be Banished there by certain Conjuration spells.
Automatons are the machines created by the Dwemer - mechanical constructs powered by
steam and magic, they are not truly living. Automatons have some special traits:
Magic Resistance: Automatons add one-half their level (rounding down) to their Magic
Resistance.
Machine Mind: Undead are immune to Illusion spells, unless the caster has the Mind of the
Machine perk.
Energy Core: Automatons use a single Energy pool for both spells and special attacks/abilities.
Frost Immunity: Automatons are immune to Frost damage. They are still slowed normally by
Frost spells however.
Poison/Disease Immunity: Automatons are immune to poison and disease.
Plating: Automatons are made out of strong metals, giving them an inherent resistance to
physical damage. They add their level to their Damage Resistance, and count as wearing
Heavy Armor. Certain Automatons may have additional DR.
Flame Atronach
Flame Atronachs are the Daedric embodiment of fire, often taking the form of a flaming woman
with obsidian armor. While they are the weakest of the Atronachs, they are nonetheless
effective in combat. They are quick, can glide over solid or liquid surfaces, and wield an array of
deadly flame magic.
Intelligence: Intelligent. Flame Atronachs are intelligent and are capable of communicating with
other Daedra and humanoids.
Typical Training: Untrained. Flame Atronachs rely on their natural abilities in combat.
Speed: 8. Flame Atronachs are fast.
Starting Statistics: Flame Atronachs start with 70 points to spread between their Health,
Magicka and Stamina stats.
Glide: Flame Atronachs can float up to 2 feet above solid or liquid surfaces.
Obsidian Armor: Flame Atronachs add their level to their DR.
Flame Body: Melee attacks by a Flame Atronach do bonus Fire damage equal to twice its level.
Heat Channel: As a free action once per round, when near a strong heat source, a Flame
Atronach can absorb some of its energy. It regains Health, Stamina or Magicka based on the
strength of the effect, from 5 (small campfire) to 30 (lava pool).
Fire Immunity: Flame Atronachs are immune to Fire damage.
Frost Weakness: Flame Atronachs 50% more damage from Frost effects.
Salts: Fire Salts, a reagent prized by alchemists, can be extracted from a dead Flame Atronach.
Their value is 10 times the level of the Atronach.
Flame Atronach, Lesser
Level 3 Flame Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Sniper

40 Health | 10 Stamina | 40 Magicka
8 Speed | 13 Dodge
DR 3: 3 (Obsidian Armor)
Defenses: 9 MR
Attacks
Unarmed (+2 Hit, 1 Power, 1d4, 10 Stamina, Swift, +6 Fire)
Spells and Powers

Flames (+2 Hit, 6 Magicka, 8 Power, 1d8, 3m Range)
Flame Arrow (+2 Hit, 14 Magicka, 10 Power, 1d8, 20m Range)
Oakflesh (15 Magicka, 8 Power, 5 Rounds)
Perks and Abilities

Apprentice Destruction (Dual Casting, Augmented Flames)
Novice Alteration (Mage Armor)
Equipment and Loot

Fire Salts (30 gold Alchemy reagent)
Flame Atronach

8 Speed | 13 Dodge
DR 5: 5 (Obsidian Armor)
Defenses: 10 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers

Fireball (+3 Hit, 40 Magicka, 26 Power, 1d10, 25m Range, 2m Radius)
Oakflesh (15 Magicka, 8 Power, 5 Rounds)
Perks and Abilities

Adept Destruction (Dual Casting, Spell Technique, Augmented Flames)
Novice Alteration (Mage Armor)
Equipment and Loot

Potent Flame Atronach

8 Speed | 13 Dodge
DR 9: 8 (Obsidian Armor) + 1 (Health)
Defenses: 12 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers
Fireball (+3 Hit, 40 Magicka, 26 Power, 1d10, 25m Range, 2m Radius)
Stoneflesh (25 Magicka, 12 Power, Encounter)
Bolt of Force (+2 Hit, 15 Magicka, 5 Might, 20m Range)
Perks and Abilities

Adept Destruction (Dual Casting, Spell Technique, Augmented Flames)
Apprentice Alteration (Mage Armor, Extend Armor)
Equipment and Loot

Frost Atronach
Frost Atronachs are lumbering Daedric giants of ice. Standing over 10 feet tall, Frost Atronachs
have a body of enchanted ice that can easily turn a blade. They are quite slow for their size, but
can deliver crushing blows in close combat. Powerful Frost Atronachs can cast frost-based
Destruction spells to augment their close combat abilities.
Intelligence: Intelligent. Frost Atronachs are intelligent and are capable of communicating with
other Daedra and humanoids..
Typical Training: Untrained. Frost Atronachs rely on their natural abilities in combat.
Speed: 5. Frost Atronachs are slow for their size.
Starting Statistics: Frost Atronachs start with 80 points to spread between their Health,
Magicka and Stamina stats.
Ice Body: Frost Atronachs add 4 + their level to their DR. In addition, any icy area (such as a
frozen cave) counts as Heavy Concealment.
Frost Immunity: Frost Atronachs are immune to Frost damage.
Fire Weakness: Frost Atronachs 50% more damage from Fire effects.
Large: Frost Atronachs are Large, giving them a +5 bonus on Grapple checks but -1 Dodge.
They take up a 3 x 3 metre area. and have 2 metres of reach. It also increases their Might score
by half.
Slam: Frost Atronachs can use their massive arms to deal heavy damage.
Salts: Frost Salts, a reagent prized by alchemists, can be extracted from a dead Frost Atronach.
Their value is 10 times the level of the Atronach.
Lesser Frost Atronach
Level 5 Frost Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Brawler

5 Speed | 10 Dodge
DR 10: 9 (Ice Body) + 1 (Health) / Blocking 8: 5 (Weapon) + 3 (Skill)
Defenses: 10 MR
Attacks
Slam (+4 Hit, 23 Power, 1d12, 16 Stamina)
Spells and Powers

Frostbite (+1 Hit, 6 Magicka, 4 Power, 1d8, 3m Range)
Chilling Mist (+1 Hit, 15 Magicka, 4 Power, 3m Burst, persists 3 rounds)
Perks and Abilities

Adept Two-Handed (Brutal Precision, Champion’s Stance, Sweep)
Apprentice Block (Bash, Defender)
Novice Destruction (Spell Technique)
Equipment and Loot
Frost Salts (50 gold Alchemy reagent)
Frost Atronach

5 Speed | 10 Dodge
Defenses: 12 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers

Chilling Mist (+2 Hit, 15 Magicka, 8 Power, 3m Burst, 3 Rounds)
Ice Spike (+2 Hit, 28 Magicka, 16 Power, 1d8, 25m Range)
Perks and Abilities

Adept Two-Handed (Brutal Precision, Champion’s Stance, Sweep)
Apprentice Block (Bash, Defender)
Apprentice Destruction (Spell Technique, Augmented Frost)
Equipment and Loot

Potent Frost Atronach

5 Speed | 10 Dodge
Defenses: 13 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers

Chilling Mist (+2 Hit, 15 Magicka, 8 Power, 3m Burst, 3 Rounds)
Ice Spike (+2 Hit, 28 Magicka, 16 Power, 1d8, 25m Range)
Perks and Abilities
Expert Two-Handed (Brutal Precision, Champion’s Stance, Sweep, Great Power Charge)
Adept Block (Bash, Defender, Deflect Arrows)
Apprentice Destruction (Spell Technique, Augmented Frost)
Equipment and Loot

Storm Atronach
Storm Atronachs resemble a pile of stones, held in a large humanoid form by crackling electrical
energy. Very durable and capable of dealing pummeling strikes in close combat and deadly
blasts of lightning from a distance, Storm Atronachs are rightly considered the most powerful of
the atronachs.
Intelligence: Intelligent. Storm Atronachs are intelligent and are capable of communicating with
other Daedra and humanoids..
Typical Training: Untrained. Storm Atronachs rely on their natural abilities in combat.
Speed: 7. Storm Atronachs have average speed.
Starting Statistics: Storm Atronachs start with 80 points to spread between their points to
spread between their Health, Magicka and Stamina stats.
Stone Body: Storm Atronachs add 4 + their level to their DR.
Overcharge: Whenever a Storm Atronach takes Shock damage, it regains Health, Stamina or
Magicka equal to the damage it would have taken. If its attributes are full, the effect dissipates
harmlessly.
Shifting Form: The stones that form a Storm Atronach’s body are constantly moving, making it
difficult to land a blow. They have +3 Dodge.
Large: Storm Atronachs are Large, giving them a +5 bonus on Grapple checks but -1 Dodge.
They take up a 3 x 3 metre area. and have 2 metres of reach. It also increases their Might score
by half.
Slam: Storm Atronachs can form a fist of stone with which to perform Slam attacks.
Salts: Void Salts, a reagent prized by alchemists, can be extracted from a dead Storm
Atronach. Their value is 10 times the level of the Atronach.
Lesser Storm Atronach
Level 8 Storm Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Flanker

7 Speed | 14 Dodge
DR 13: 12 (Stone Body) + 1 (Health)
Defenses: 13 MR
Attacks
Slam (+4 Hit, 22 Power, 1d12, 16 Stamina, Swift)
Spells and Powers

Shock Blast (+5 Hit, 13 Magicka, 10 Power, 1d8, 5m Line)
Lightning Bolt (+5 Hit, 28 Magicka, 18 Power, 1d8, 25m Range)
Chain Lightning (+5 Hit, 45 Magicka, 26 Power, 1d10, 30m Range, -10 power per 5m jump)
Elemental Cloak (50 Magicka, 10 Power, 1d8, 2m Radius, 10 rounds)
Perks and Abilities

Adept One-Handed (Swift Striking, Precision Strikes, Improved Swift Striking)
Adept Destruction (Keen Eye, Augmented Shock, Cloak Mastery)
Equipment and Loot

Void Salts (80 gold Alchemy reagent)
Storm Atronach

7 Speed | 14 Dodge
DR 15: 15 (Stone Body)
Defenses: 13 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers

Thunderbolt (+6 Hit, 55 Magicka, 34 Power, 1d10, 35m Range)
Storm Wall (+6 Hit, 50 Magicka, 24 Power, 1d8, 10m Range, 5m Wall)
Perks and Abilities

Expert One-Handed (Swift Striking, Precision Strikes, Improved Swift Striking, Beheading Strike)
Expert Destruction (Keen Eye, Augmented Shock, Cloak Mastery, Shock Mastery)
Equipment and Loot

Potent Storm Atronach

7 Speed | 14 Dodge
DR 16: 15 (Stone Body) + 1 (Health)
Defenses: 15 MR
Attacks
Spells and Powers

Thunderbolt (+7 Hit, 55 Magicka, 36 Power, 1d10, 35m Range)
Storm Wall (+7 Hit, 50 Magicka, 26 Power, 1d8, 10m Range, 5m Wall)
Energy Beam (+7 Hit, 60 Magicka/30 Concentration, 46 Power, 3d6, 30m Range, 1m half)
Perks and Abilities

Expert One-Handed (Swift Striking, Precision Strikes, Improved Swift Striking, Shock Mastery)
Master Destruction (Keen Eye, Augmented Shock, Cloak Mastery, Beheading Strike,
Dual-Casting, Critical Blast)
Equipment and Loot

Scamp
Scamps are small, weak but sentient Daedra often used to cause mischief or carry out simple
tasks. They are cowardly and pose little threat to most adventurers unless in large numbers.
They have a leathery hide and sharp claws, and also know some basic spells.
Intelligence: Primitive. Scamps are sentient but aren’t very smart.

Typical Training: Basic. Scamps regularly fight amongst themselves and perform tasks for their
masters.
Speed: 5. Scamps have average speed.
Starting Statistics: Scamps start with 50 points to spread between their points to spread
between their Health, Magicka and Stamina stats.
Leathery Hide: Scamps have 4 additional DR.
Claws: Scamps have claws which they can use to attack their foes.
Scamp Runt
Level 1 Scamp (Daedra) - Primitive, Basic, Flanker

5 Speed | 10 Dodge
DR 4: 4 (Leathery Hide)
Attacks
Claws (+2 Hit, 11 Power, 1d4, 10 Stamina, Swift)
Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Novice Destruction (Dual-Casting)
Clannfear
Clannfears are bipedal, reptilian Daedra with a sharp beak and raking talons. Their fearsome
offensive abilities are supplemented by their thick hide and bony head crest, which they can use
to defend themselves much like a shield. Their claws are sought after for their alchemical
properties.
Intelligence: Primitive. Clannfears are primarily driven by predatory instincts, but they are
capable of understanding speech..
Typical Training: Basic. Clannfears are advanced predators and regularly fight denizens of
both Oblivion and Nirn.
Speed: 6. Clannfears have above average speed.
Starting Statistics: Clannfears start with 50 points to spread between their points to spread
Thick Hide: Clannfears have 4 + their level additional DR.
Bone Crest: Clannfears can block attacks with their bone crest. They always count as wielding
a shield with DR equal to that of their Thick Hide.
Claws: Clannfears have claws which they can use to attack their foes. Additionally, their claws
are an Alchemy reagent worth 50 Gold.
Bite: Clannfears have a heavier bite attack they typically use when charging or to defeat armor.
Clannfear
Level 4 Clannfear (Daedra) - Animalistic, Basic, Brawler

50 Health | 30 Stamina
6 Speed | 11 Dodge
DR 9: 8 (Thick Hide) + 1 (Health) / 12 Blocking: 8 (Thick Hide) + 4 (Skill)
Defenses: 7 MR
Attacks
Claws (+3 Hit, 14 Power, 1d4, 10 Stamina, Swift)
Bite (+3 Hit, 16 Power, 1d10, 14 Stamina)
Perks and Abilities

Apprentice One-Handed (Precision Strikes, Fighting Stance)
Apprentice Block (Bash, Quick Block, Shield User)
Equipment and Loot

Clannfear Claws (50 gold Alchemy reagent)
Dremora
Dremora are ashen-skinned humanoids native to the Planes of Oblivion. While not physically
superior to the sentient races of Mundus, their cunning intellect, quality equipment and an
eternity of training often gives them an edge in battle. Their entire culture revolves around
serving their Daedric Lord through war, and often make up the bulk of Daedric armies. Their
arms and armor are forged in Oblivion and are just as deadly (or protective) as normal
equipment.
Intelligence: Intelligent. Dremora are just as intelligent, if not more cunning, than the humanoid
races.
Typical Training: Trained. Dremora form the bulk of many Daedric Lords’ armies, and their
culture is centered around battle..
Speed: 5. Dremora have average speed.
Starting Statistics: Dremora start with 100 points to spread between their points to spread
Born for War: Dremora have +1 to hit with all weapons and spells.
Fuse Armour: A Dremora can fuse any armour they are proficient in to their body over the
course of 1 hour of meditation. Fused armour has no speed penalty and cannot be removed
unless the dremora meditates for another hour to unfuse it. Fused armor can be removed from a
slain Dremora with a Sorcery roll of 25 or better.
Intimidating Appearance: Dremora have +4 on Speech checks to intimidate members of other
races.
Daedra Heart: Daedra Hearts are a rare alchemical reagent, worth 250 gold. They require a
Cunning or Sorcery check of 15 to extract successfully, which increases to 25 if the Dremora
has fused armour.
Dremora Vanguard Churl
Level 1 Dremora (Daedra) - Intelligent, Trained, Brawler

6 Speed | 11 Dodge
DR 8: 5 (Dremora Armor) + 1 (Health) + 2 (Shield) / Blocking 12: 8 (Dremora Heavy Shield) + 4
(Skills)
Defenses: 8 MR
Attacks
Dremora Sword (+1 Hit, 10 Power, 1d8, 14 Stamina)
Dremora Warhammer (+2 Hit, 17 Power, 2d8, 25 Stamina)
Perks and Abilities

Novice Heavy Armor (Juggernaut)
Novice Two-Handed (Champion’s Stance)
Novice Block (Heavy Shield Training)
Dremora Vanguard Caitiff

6 Speed | 11 Dodge
DR 12: 8 (Dremora Armor) + 1 (Health) + 3 (Shield) / Blocking 18: 10 (Dremora Heavy Shield) +
8 (Skills)
Defenses: 11 MR
Attacks
Dremora Sword (+1 Hit, 11 Power, 1d8, 14 Stamina)
Dremora Warhammer (+2 Hit, 17 Power, 2d8, 25 Stamina)
Perks and Abilities

Apprentice Heavy Armor (Juggernaut, Insulated)
Novice Two-Handed (Champion’s Stance)
Novice One-Handed (Swift Striking)
Apprentice Block (Heavy Shield Training, Shield User)
Dremora Vanguard Knyval

6 Speed | 11 Dodge
DR 16: 12 (Dremora Armor) + 1 (Health) + 3 (Shield) / Blocking 18: 10 (Dremora Heavy Shield)
+ 8 (Skills)
Defenses: 12 MR
Attacks
Dremora Sword (+2 Hit, 17 Power, 1d8, 14 Stamina, 18-20 Crit)
Dremora Warhammer (+2 Hit, 23 Power, 2d8, 25 Stamina, 25% ignore on power attacks)
Perks and Abilities

Apprentice Heavy Armor (Juggernaut, Insulated)
Apprentice Two-Handed (Champion’s Stance, Warhammer Wielder)
Apprentice One-Handed (Swift Striking, Blade Wielder)
Apprentice Block (Heavy Shield Training, Shield User)
Dremora Vanguard Knymarcher

6 Speed | 11 Dodge
DR 28: 20 (Dremora Armor) + 2 (Health) + 6 (Shield) / Blocking 33: 20 (Dremora Heavy Shield)
+ 13 (Skills)
Defenses: 17 MR, 10 ER
Attacks
Dremora Sword (+5 Hit, 24 Power, 1d8, 14 Stamina, 18-20 Crit)
Dremora Warhammer (+5 Hit, 35 Power, 2d8, 25 Stamina, 25% ignore on power attacks)
Perks and Abilities

Expert Heavy Armor (Juggernaut, Insulated, Cushioned, Reflective Armor)
Expert Two-Handed (Champion’s Stance, Warhammer Wielder, Sweep, Brutal Beheading
Strike)
Expert One-Handed (Swift Striking, Blade Wielder, Power Charge, Blade Master)
Adept Block (Heavy Shield Training, Shield User, Defender)
Horse
Horses are common throughout many parts of Tamriel as beasts of burden, travelers’ mounts or
specially trained for war.
Intelligence: Animalistic.
Typical Training: Untrained. A typical horse has no combat training.
Speed: 8. Horses are fast.
Starting Statistics: Horses start with 120 points to spread between their Health and Stamina
stats.
Hide: Horses have 2 base DR.
Slam: Horses have a Slam attack.
Trample: Horses may automatically attack with their Slam when moving over prone opponents.
Large: Horses take up a 3 x 3m area and have a -2 penalty to Dodge.
Horse
Level 1 Horse (Beast) - Animalistic, Untrained, Brawler

9 Speed | 12 Dodge
DR 3: 2 (Hide) + 1 (Health)
Defenses: 8 MR
Attacks
Perks and Abilities

Novice One-Handed (Fighting Stance)
Senche-Tiger
Senche-Tigers are used as mounts by the Khajiit of Elsewyr and Bosmer of Valenwood.
Intelligence: Animalistic.
Typical Training: Basic.
Speed: 7. Senche-Tigers are quite fast.
Starting Statistics: Senche-Tigers start with 110 points to spread between their Health and
Stamina stats.
Hide: Senche-Tigers have 4 base DR.
Natural Attacks: Senche-Tigers have a pair of Claw attacks and a Bite attack.
Pounce: A Senche-Tiger can instantly initiate a grapple when making a Bite attack on a charge
against a smaller opponent.
Large: Senche take up a 3x3m area and have a -1 penalty to Dodge.
Senche-Tiger
Level 1 Senche (Beast) - Animalistic, Basic, Brawler

8 Speed | 12 Dodge
DR 5: 4 (Hide) + 1 (Health)
Defenses: 8 MR
Attacks
Bite (+2 Hit, 13 Power, 1d10, 12 Stamina)
Claw (+2 Hit, 11 Power,1d4, 10 Stamina, Swift)
Perks and Abilities

Templates
Templates are additional modifications to a creature’s existing race, such as Vampirism or
Lycanthropy. Typically, a creature can only have one template at a time.
Vampirism
Vampires in Tamriel are undead creatures, their souls turned by a disease such as Porphyric
Hemophilia, Sanguinare Vampiris, or Noxiphilic Sanguivoria. Any mortal humanoid (and in some
cases Beasts and Monsters) can contract one of these diseases and become a vampire.
For each day a Vampire goes without feeding, their strengths and weaknesses are amplified. To
feed, a character must drink blood from a living humanoid - this can be done in a grapple, to a
sleeping target, or on a willing person (such as an ally).
Stage 1 (< 1 day without feeding)

+25% Damage from Fire attacks
+10 Frost Resistance
DR 4 against nonmagical weapons
Count as Undead
Darkvision 10m
+2 Stealth
Recovery while in sunlight is 1 step lower
Indistinguishable from normal person
Can perform a drain attack as a spell (5m range, absorb 4+1d8 Health)
Stage 2 (1 - 2 days without feeding)

Immune to Disease and Poison
Count as Undead
Darkvision 15m
+3 Stealth
Recovery while in sunlight is 2 steps lower
Can be discovered with a Cunning/Sorcery check of 25
Can Calm a target equal to your level / 2 within 10 metres for 1 minute once per day with a +5
bonus
Stage 3 (2 - 3 days without feeding)

Count as Undead
Darkvision 20m
+4 Stealth
Cannot recover in sunlight
Can Calm a humanoid equal to your level within 10 metres for 1 minute once per day with a +5
bonus
Stage 4 (4+ days without feeding)

Double damage from Fire attacks
Immunity to Frost attacks
Count as Undead
Darkvision 25m
+5 Stealth
Cannot recover in sunlight
Can Calm a humanoid equal to your level within 10 metres for 1 minute once per day with a +10
bonus
Can turn invisible for 10 rounds (1 minute) per night
Creature Template
Level X Race (Type) - Intelligence, Training, Role

Health | Stamina | Magicka
Speed | Dodge
DR X: Y (Z)
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Throughout their adventures in Tamriel, characters in TES:D20 face all manner of challenges,

Not like us

Name Skill Power Dice Stamina Cost Action

Claw One-handed 8 + 1 every odd level 1d4 10 Swift

Slam One or 14 + 1 every odd 1d12 16 Standard

Bite One or 12 + 1 every odd 1d10 14 Standard

50 ​Health​ | 20 ​Stamina​ | 60 + 10 ​Magicka

DR​ 10: 8 (Armour) + 1 (Perk) + 1 (Health)

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Flame Atronach, Lesser

Level 3 Flame Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Sniper

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Level 5 Flame Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Sniper

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Potent Flame Atronach

Level 8 Flame Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Sniper

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Lesser Frost Atronach

Level 5 Frost Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Brawler

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Level 8 Frost Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Brawler

Spells and Powers

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Equipment and Loot

Potent Frost Atronach

Level 11 Frost Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Brawler

Spells and Powers

Equipment and Loot

Lesser Storm Atronach

Level 8 Storm Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Flanker

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Equipment and Loot

Level 11 Storm Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Flanker

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Potent Storm Atronach

Level 15 Storm Atronach (Daedra) - Intelligent, Untrained, Flanker

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Intelligence: ​Primitive. Scamps are sentient but aren’t very smart.

Level 1 Scamp (Daedra) - Primitive, Basic, Flanker

Spells and Powers

Perks and Abilities

Level 4 Clannfear (Daedra) - Animalistic, Basic, Brawler

Perks and Abilities

Equipment and Loot

Dremora Vanguard Churl

Level 1 Dremora (Daedra) - Intelligent, Trained, Brawler

Perks and Abilities

Dremora Vanguard Caitiff

Level 3 Dremora (Daedra) - Intelligent, Trained, Brawler

Perks and Abilities

50 Health | 20 Stamina | 60 + 10 Magicka

DR 10: 8 (Armour) + 1 (Perk) + 1 (Health)

Intelligence: Primitive. Scamps are sentient but aren’t very smart.