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Something Wild and the Tabaxi Dream Hunter

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#1
zombiegleemax
Feb 04, 2005 18:22:06 Hi everyone! I am running the Something Wild adventure in which it happens that the party meets a Tabaxi dream hunter. I can't seem to find the entry that describes tabaxi as a race or monster entry. Anyone know where it is? Email me at Aphyosemion @ hotmail.com if you know.
Thanks!
-Aphyosemion
#2
ripvanwormer
Feb 04, 2005 20:58:13
Hi everyone! I am running the Something Wild adventure in which it happens that the party meets a Tabaxi dream hunter. I can't seem to find the entry that describes tabaxi as a race or monster entry. Anyone know where it is? Email me at Aphyosemion @ hotmail.com if you know.
Thanks!
-Aphyosemion

Here's a 2e version: http://spelljammer.org/chars/races/Tabaxi.html

Here's a 3e thing where they suggest modifications to make to the elf race to make them into tabaxi: http://rom.rpgs.sytes.net/content/races/tabaxi.htm
#3
zombiegleemax
Feb 05, 2005 0:25:09 Thanks, that is very useful. I was actually hoping to find where in the official D&D Planescape campaign or the monster manuals that they detail that race. It seems to me that if they used it in an official adventure, it has to be detailed somewhere. The tabaxi listed in that spelljammer site don't seem to be talking about the tabaxi race from Ysgard, although I can see it could be easily adapted to that use.
-Aphyosemion
#4
sildatorak
Feb 06, 2005 0:03:27 It is also available in 2e format in the Monster Manual. I don't know which compendium it was originally in, but it has to be 1 or 2 since they just smashed those two together to make the MM.
#5
zombiegleemax
Feb 15, 2005 10:42:49 If you still care about this, the tabaxi and tabaxi lord are from 2E MM available here.
#6
zombiegleemax
Feb 23, 2005 10:54:21 The Tabaxi was converted for D&D3, along with lots of classical D&D critters, in the Tome of Horrors.

Otherwise, the Catfolks in the Miniatures Handbook and in Races of the Wild can be considered tabaxi, too.
#7
zombiegleemax
Feb 27, 2005 18:57:41 Awesome. Thanks guys!
-Aphyosemion

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Feb 04, 2005 18:22:06	Hi everyone! I am running the Something Wild adventure in which it happens that the party meets a Tabaxi dream hunter. I can't seem to find the entry that describes tabaxi as a race or monster entry. Anyone know where it is? Email me at Aphyosemion @ hotmail.com if you know. Thanks! -Aphyosemion
#2 ripvanwormer Feb 04, 2005 20:58:13	Hi everyone! I am running the Something Wild adventure in which it happens that the party meets a Tabaxi dream hunter. I can't seem to find the entry that describes tabaxi as a race or monster entry. Anyone know where it is? Email me at Aphyosemion @ hotmail.com if you know. Thanks! -Aphyosemion Here's a 2e version: http://spelljammer.org/chars/races/Tabaxi.html Here's a 3e thing where they suggest modifications to make to the elf race to make them into tabaxi: http://rom.rpgs.sytes.net/content/races/tabaxi.htm
#3 zombiegleemax Feb 05, 2005 0:25:09	Thanks, that is very useful. I was actually hoping to find where in the official D&D Planescape campaign or the monster manuals that they detail that race. It seems to me that if they used it in an official adventure, it has to be detailed somewhere. The tabaxi listed in that spelljammer site don't seem to be talking about the tabaxi race from Ysgard, although I can see it could be easily adapted to that use. -Aphyosemion
#4 sildatorak Feb 06, 2005 0:03:27	It is also available in 2e format in the Monster Manual. I don't know which compendium it was originally in, but it has to be 1 or 2 since they just smashed those two together to make the MM.
#5 zombiegleemax Feb 15, 2005 10:42:49	If you still care about this, the tabaxi and tabaxi lord are from 2E MM available here.
#6 zombiegleemax Feb 23, 2005 10:54:21	The Tabaxi was converted for D&D3, along with lots of classical D&D critters, in the Tome of Horrors. Otherwise, the Catfolks in the Miniatures Handbook and in Races of the Wild can be considered tabaxi, too.
#7 zombiegleemax Feb 27, 2005 18:57:41	Awesome. Thanks guys! -Aphyosemion