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FREQUENCY: Uncommon
NO. APPEARING: 2-5
ARMOR CLASS: 4
MOVE: 6" (3")
HIT DICE: 1 + 2
% IN LAIR: Nil
TREASURE TYPE: Nil <Pelt>
NO. OF ATTACKS: 3 ~ 18
DAMAGE/ATTACK: 1-2/1-2/1-3
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Nil
SPECIAL DEFENSES: Nil
INTELLIGENCE: Semi -
ALIGNMENT: [Neutral]
SIZE: S
LEVEL/X.P. VALUE: I | 20 + 2/hp

SAVES: 14.15.16.17.17

These burrowing animals are typically solitary.
Their {SPEED}{SPEED} accounts for their high AC rating.
They are fierce {fighters} and will staunchly defend their territory.
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No. Appearing: If more than 1 is encountered it will be a mated pair (and young).

Treasure: The pelt of the badger is typically sold for from 10-30 g.p..
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The badger is the sacred animal of Ama-Tsu-Mara && Segojan Earthcaller.

FREQUENCY: Uncommon ([Cold Wilderness Forest], [Cold Wilderness Plains])

FREQUENCY: Rare ([Dungeon Level I])
 

FREQUENCY: Very rare ([Cold Wilderness Mountains], [Cold Wilderness Hills], [Cold Wilderness Swamp], [Cold Wilderness Desert])
FREQUENCY: Common ([Temperate Wilderness Forest])
FREQUENCY: Uncommon ([Temperate Wilderness Plains])
FREQUENCY: Very rare ([Temperate Wilderness Mountains], [Temperate Wilderness Hills], [Temperate Wilderness Swamp], [Temperate Wilderness Desert])

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Giant Badger~

FREQUENCY: Very rare
LEVEL/X.P. VALUE: II | 35 + 3/hp

There is a very rare variety of badger which grow to twice the size of the normal sort: Hit dice: 3; 1-3/1-3/1-6; Size: M.
They are otherwise identical.

Giant Badger (AC 4; MV 6" (3"); HD 3; hp V; #AT 3; DMG 1-3/1-3/1-6; SA No; SD No; AL N; THACO 16) - from DL4.

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Originally Posted by haakon1
You're part Cornish?
No way! I don't think I've ever met any other American who was, but I did hear tale once that the "Badger" nickname for Wisconsin had something to do with Cornish miners there.
Who knows?

Do you know about Cornish nationalism? British politics was my field in grad school (when I became a Badger), and it turns out, much to everyone's surprise, there's a serious but very small Cornish nationalist movement, about reviving the language and even trying to bring back the Stannery Parliament from the Middle Ages as a devolved assembly, like the Welsh Assembly and the Scottish Parliament, for the Southwest (Cornwall & Devon). The party is called Mebyon Kernow, which means about the same thing as Plaid Cymru does on the other side of the water.

Definitely worth keeping an eye on, as they scored 1.7% of the vote in Cornwall in the last British parliamentary election. 

All of which leads me to yet another Greyhawk question: Is Onnwall named after the fair land of (very few of) our ancestor's birth? I certainly treat it my game as being Cornish -- tin, pirates, etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mebyon_Kernow

http://www.mebyonkernow.org/Public/Stories/89-1.shtml

The old Celtic areas of the UK still have some nationalistic movements in them indeed.

There were lots of Cornishmen in the lead mining area of southern Wisconsin, and that is indeed where the term "Badger State" came from.
There are no actual badgers here.

My grandmother told me how the miners would take their pasties into the mine for lunch, warming them under their arm...

Yes, Onwall was inspired by Cornwall, Land's End and all that good stuff 

Cheerio,
Gary
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