Circe (the black sorceress)
ARMOR CLASS: 10
MOVE: 12"
HIT POINTS: 51
NO. OF ATTACKS:
1
DAMAGE/ATTACK: 1-4
SPECIAL ATTACKS:
Nil
SPECIAL DEFENSES:
Nil
MAGIC RESISTANCE:
Standard
SIZE: M (5')
ALIGNMENT: Chaotic
evil
CLERIC/DRUID: 15th
level cleric <15th level priestess of Hecate>
FIGHTER: Nil
MAGIC-USER/ILLUSIONIST:
12th level magic-user/9th level illusionist <12th level witch> <||>
<12 level black magician> <9th level oracle>
THIEF/ASSASSIN:
Nil
MONK/BARD: 5th level
bard
S: 10 | I: 17 | W: 9 |
D: 17 | C: 18 | CH: 18 |
Com: | - | - |
Circe's main magical
attacks all deal with polymorphing
humans
into animals
of one type or another.
Towards this end she has every magical device capable
of turning creatures
into other creatures (polymorph wands,
polymorph potions,
polymorph scrolls, and the like).
She is the one who
intercepted the hero Odysseus and his crew, changed the crew
into pigs, and fell
in love with Odysseus. She always wears revealing
black gowns to meet
mortals. She is almost immortal and does not
appear to age. Circe
also possesses great prophetic powers and can give
useful advice if
she wishes.
Question:
In reading through past issues of DRAGON Magazine, I
noticed
that several times characters and monsters have been described
differently
from the presentations in the official AD&D
books.
I
now have two different versions of Circe, Medea,
the phoenix, and several others.
Which
version is correct?
Greek Mythos | - | - | - | DDG |
cf Circe's Transformation (8th level Black Magican
spell: DJ2 Mythus Magick, page 56)
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