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FREQUENCY: Very rare <Unique>
FREQUENCY: Very rare ([Dungeon Level X])
NO. APPEARING: 1
ARMOR CLASS: -7
MOVE: 9"
HIT DICE: 110 hit points
% IN LAIR: 65%
TREASURE TYPE: [H], [U], [Z]
NO. OF ATTACKS: 1
DAMAGE/ATTACK: 5-50/5-50
SPECIAL ATTACKS: Spells
SPECIAL DEFENSES: See below
MAGIC RESISTANCE: 85%
INTELLIGENCE: Exceptional
ALIGNMENT: Neutral evil
SIZE: L (10' tall)
PSIONIC ABILITY: Nil
    Attack/Defense Modes: Nil
LEVEL/X.P. VALUE: X | 39,450

Ogremoch appears in a rough,
apparently unfinished bipedal form, 10' tall.
He attacks as a 24 hit dice monster,
striking twice for 5-50 hit points of damage per attack each round.
+3 or better weapons are required to harm him.

As prince of evil earth creatures,
Ogremoch can summon one of the following groups once per day:
1-3 earth elementals,
1-6 evil khargra,
1-4 umber hulks or
1-4 evil xorn.
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In addition,
he can perform the following thrice per day:
produce a triple-strength [wall of stone],
[move earth] (double AREA, <> casting time in rounds rather than turns),
[flesh to stone].
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Once per day he can cause an [earthquake] of 100' diameter.

He cannot be harmed by normal fire or by poison.
Cold, lightning, and magical fire attacks subtract 1 point of damage per attack die against him.
Ogremoch lives in a great flat-topped mountain on the Elemental Plane of Earth. <link>
 

by Lewis Pulsipher

ADQ: Was the huge, doughy, man-like 
being featured in a recent hit motion 
picture actually a creature from the 
AD&D Game? 
ADA: Yes, and congratulations for being 
so observant. That was our very own 
Ogremoch, who normally plays a starring 
role in the long-running FIEND FOLIO 
Tome show. As he has been generally 
unsuccessful in trying to find evil 
earth elementals, evil khargra, and evil xorn 
(none of which exist in the game system, 
despite Ogremoch's description), we 
loaned him to the studio for a cameo role. 
Several envelopers (from the same volume) 
also applied, but their skills were sadly 
insufficient for the demands of the 
role. 
    Ogremoch has just returned from visiting 
relatives on Easter Island during his 
post-production vacation, and is happily 
back at his old job and showing off his 
tan. 
    We must annouce, as long as we're on 
the topic, that the creatures employed by 
TSR, Inc. for roles in the monster listings 
are not, according to their contracts, 
required to sign autographs or make 
public appearances. All requests for pictures 
must be sent to their respective 
agents. (Editor's Note: Despite the contractual 
freedom allowed to our employer 
creatures, Roger Moore can often be 
convinced to sign autographs -- even 
those of other people.). 
(Polyhedron #123)